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Proeprties for Option List List of Prospectors’ Properties in Newfoundland and Labrador This list presents properties that are (or were) available for option from prospectors in Newfoundland and Labrador, and for which there are Property Posters available. Names attached to each property are prospectors for whom a poster was originally compiled. Contact the Resource Room Geologist at [email protected] for more information. Updated June 2021 AK Hinds Lake: Cu-Au (Western Newfoundland) T. Gordon, Deer Lake Abbots Brook: Au (Southern Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Milltown Ackley: U-Mo (Eastern Central Newfoundland), D. Fancey, Wing’s Point Ackley: Mo-Sn-F-W (Southern Newfoundland) D. Fraser, St, John’s Alliger Lake Ni-Cu-Co (Labrador) D. Hicks, Milltown Argentia: Au-Pb-REEs (Avalon Peninsula), J. White, CBS Aucoin: Au (Central Newfoundland) M. Stockley, Gambo Aurum Heights: Au (Central Newfoundland), B. Kennedy, St. John’s Avalanche: Au (Baie Verte Peninsula) N. Noel, CBS Avondale: Cu-Au (Avalon Peninsula) G. Furlong, Mt. Pearl Baie Verte: U (Baie Verte Peninsula) S. Stares, Benton Baie Verte: Au (Baie Verte Peninsula) S. Squires, Baie Verte: Au (Baie Verte Peninsula), J. Burton, La Scie Baikie: Cu-Ni-Co-PGEs (Labrador) D. Hicks, Milltown Bear Hill: Fe-Ti-V (Stephenville) S. Rose, Stephenville Beaver Bk: Sb-Au (Central Newfoundland) W. Guinchard, Mt. Pearl Beaver Bk: Au (Central Newfoundland) W. Keats, Gander Belle: Pb-Ag (Avalon Peninsula) B. Pike (Charleston) Bellman’s Pond: Au (Gander Bay Highway), C. Burt, Glenwood Benji: V-Ti-Cu (Gander Bay Highway), C. Burt, Glenwood Bergs: Au (Avalon Peninsula) G. Peddle, St. John’s Betts Cove Mine: Cu-Au (Baie Verte Peninsula) N. Noel, CBS Betts Cove: Soapstone (Baie Verte Peninsula), N. Noel, CBS Biarritz: Au-Cu (Baie Verte Peninsula) L. Chan. St. John’s Big Bear: Au (Northeast Newfoundland) S. Stockley, Gambo Big Pond: Silica (SE Labrador), D. Hicks, Milltown Big Pond: Au (Northern Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Grand Falls Black Bear: Au (Central Newfoundland) K. Ryan, St. John’s Black Clover: Au-VMS (Central Newfoundland) W. Keats, Gander Black Raven: Au-Sb-Ag-Cu-Zn-Pb (Notre Dame Bay) E. Quinlan, Birchy Bay Black Ridge: Cu-Au (Baie Verte – Green Bay region) E. Quinlan, Birchy Bay Blue Hills: U (Southern Newfoundland) S. Stockley, CBS Bobby’s Pond: Zn-Pb-Cu-Ag-Au (Central Newfoundland) S. Stockley, Paradise Bridal Veil: Cu-Au (North Central) W. Guinchard, St. John’s Brinks North: Au (Northern Newfoundland) F. Keats Brinks South: Au (Northern Newfoundland) F. Keats Broad Cove Pond: Cu (Burin Peninsula) G. Deveraux, Terrenceville Browning Mine: Au (Sops Arm) T. McLennon, Grand Falls Buchans River Tailings: VMS-Au-Ba (Central Newfoundland), G. Lewis, Grand Falls Budgell’s Harbour: Cu-Ni-Co-Au-Pt-Pd (Notre Dame Bay) G. Lewis, Grand Falls Bumble Bee Bight: VMS (Northern Newfoundland), W. Stockley, Gambo Burin: Au-U-F (Burin Peninsula) K. Ryan, St. John’s Burin: Au (Burin Peninsula) I. Mesher, St. John’s Burin: Au (Burin Peninsula) N. Noel, CBS Burnt Lake: Cu-Zn (Central Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Grand Falls/Winsor Bursey’s Hill: Soapstone (Northern Newfoundland) N. Noel, CBS Burton's Pond: Cu-Zn-Au-Ag (Baie Verte Peninsula) W. Guinchard, Mt Pearl Butler’s Pond: Au-Cu (Eastern Avalon) N. Noel, CBS Cabot: Cu-Co-Zn-Graphite (Baie Verte Peninsula) K. Lewis, Baie Verte Cape Caribou: Fe (Central Labrador) C. Coady-Goose Bay, T. Benoit-Stephenville Cape Pond: Cu (Avalon Peninsula) K. Ryan, St. John's Caribou: Au (Central Newfoundland) B. Kennedy, St. John’s Caribou Lake: Au (Central Newfoundland) R. Crocker, Gander Carol Lake: SiO2 (Western Labrador) D. Hicks, Milltown Carter Lake: Au-Cu-Zn (Central Newfoundland) G. Lannon, Placentia Castor Bk: Au (Baie Verte) W. Guinchard, Mt. Pearl Cavendish: Cu-Ag (Avalon Peninsula) T. / K. Stead, Little Catalina Charles Cove: Au, W (Northeast Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Milltown Chignic/Near Miss: Au (Southwest Newfoundland) D. Walsh, Logy Bay Chiouk Bk: Au (Central Newfoundland) S. Duffitt, Clarenville Christopher: Cu (Central Newfoundland) W. Mercer, Grand Falls Clode Sound: REEs (Avalon) S. Stares, Gander Clydesdale: Au (Baie Verte) S. Stockley, Paradise Coaker Island: Au (Northern Newfoundland) E. Quinlan, Birchy Bay Coldblow: Au (Burin Peninsula) K. Kelloway, B. Mills, Burin Coles Pond: Graphite (Northern Peninsula) W. Guinchard, St. John’s Collier Point: Barite (Avalon) J. White, CBS Collier’s River: Cu-Ag (Avalon Peninsula) T. / K. Stead, Little Catalina Comanche: Au (Central Newfoundland) S. Stockley, Gambo Copper Mountain: Cu (Southern Newfoundland) G. Hoskins, Head of Bay D’Espoir Cormack: U (Western Newfoundland) I. Mesher, St. John’s Cracker: Au (Gander area) F. Pollett, Gander Crescent Lake Mine: Cu-Zn-Pb-Ag (Baie Verte – Green Bay) D. Fraser, St. John’s Crescent Lake Vein: Cu-Zn-Pb-Ag (Baie Verte – Green Bay) S. Stockley, Paradise Creston: Au-Cu (Burin Peninsula) J. Brushett, Marystown Cripple Creek: Cu-Au-Ag (Gander Bay) D. Fancey /D. LeDrew, Wings Point Crooks Lake: Cu-Co-Ni (Central Labrador), C. Martin, Goose Bay Cross Fault: Au (Central Newfoundland) F. Keats, Paradise Cross Gulch: Au (S Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Milltown 2 Crow Hill: Au (Baie Verte – Green Bay region) L. Pilgrim, Kings Point Cull’s Harbour: Cu-Zn-Sb-Au (NE Newfoundland), P. Denty, Eastport Cull’s Harbour: Graphite (Northeast Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Grand Falls/Winsor Cutler's Head: Cu (Bonavista Peninsula) L. Pike, Charleston Daniels Hbr: Zn (Northern Peninsula) T. McLennon, Grand Falls/Winsor Danny Boy: Au (Central Newfoundland) S. Courtney, Grand Falls Dark Cove: Ni (Northeast Newfoundland), S. Stockley, Gambo Dark Hole: Au-Cu-Ag (Eastern Newfoundland) J. Bailey, Clarenville Davis Pond: U (White Bay) T. McLennon, Grand Falls Dawes Pond: Cu-Co (Central Newfoundland) B. Mercer, Grand Falls Dead Wolf: Zn-Cu-Pb-Ag-Au (Central Newfoundland) A. Keats, Benton Dead Wolf: W (Central Newfoundland) W. Guinchard, St. John’s Divers Pond: Pb-Zn-Ag (Notre Dame Bay) G. Lannon, Placentia Dog Pond: Au (Avalon Peninsula) J. Harris, St. John’s Dolland: U (Southern Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Milltown Drover’s Ridge: Zn (NE Newfoundland) W. Sweetapple, Glovertown Duder Lake: Au (Central Newfoundland) R. Quinlan, Birchy Bay Dusty Hill: Cu-Co (Western Newfoundland) G. Lannon, Placentia Eagle Mtn: Cu-Co-Fe (Northern Peninsula) P. Bradley, Grand Falls Eagle’s Claw: Au-Ag (Burin Peninsula) A. Stone, Marystown Eagle’s Vision: Au-Cu-Pb-Zn (Central Newfoundland) K. Stagg, Mt Pearl Eastern Pond: Au (Central Newfoundland) G. Lannon, Placentia Eastport Peninsula: Cu (Bonavista Bay) W. Sweetapple and partners, Glovertown East Tulks: Au-Cu-Pb-Zn (Central Newfoundland) J. Weick, St. John’s Elliott: Au (Central Newfoundland) S. Courtney, Grand Falls Emesis: dimension stone (Clarenville area) S. Duffitt & partners, Clarenville English Ridge: Cu (Avalon Peninsula) J. White, St. John’s Epworth: Au (Burin Peninsula) R. Lundrigan, Epworth Evening Lake: Cu-Ni-Co (Western Labrador) P. Rogers, Lab City Far West: Au (Central Newfoundland) S Stockley, Gambo Ferguson’s Pit: Cu (Avalon Peninsula) W. Sweetapple, Glovertown Finecrack: Au (Gander Bay Highway), C. Burt, Gander Bay Highway First Pond: Au (Northeast Newfoundland) D. Fancey, Wings Point Fischell’s Brook: Au (Western Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Milltown Flat Bay Brook: PGEs-Cu-Zn (Western Newfoundland), W Guinchard, Mt. Pearl Fleur-de-Lys: Mo-Pb-Cu (Baie Verte Peninsula), J. White, St. John’s Fortune: Silica (Burin Peninsula) D. Hicks, Milltown Fortune Bay: Cu-Ag (Burin Peninsula) K. Ryan, St. John’s Fortune Hbr/Grey Copper Mine: Cu (Notre Dame Bay), T. McLennon, Grand Falls Four Corners: V (Central Newfoundland), G. Hull, Port-au-Port Francois: U (Southern Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Milltown Frenchman Cove: Zn (Eastern Newfoundland) S. Stares, Benton Frenchman Head: Zn-Cu-Pb-Ag (Eastern Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Milltown Fresh Steak Lake: U (Central Labrador) D. Hicks, Milltown Freshwater Pond: Au-Cu (Avalon Peninsula), K. Ryan, St. John’s Garnish Pond: U (Burin Peninsula) K. Ryan, St. John’s 3 Gaultois: dimension stone (Southern Newfoundland) G. Hoskins, Head of Bay D’Espoir Gemini: Fe (Western Labrador) D. Hicks, Grand Falls/Windsor Glovers Island: Au (Central Newfoundland) W. Keats, Gander Glovertown: Au (Eastern Newfoundland), K. Ryan, St. John’s Golden Bullet: Au (Central Newfoundland), R. Quinlan, Birchy Bay Golden Promise: Au (Central Newfoundland) B. Mercer, Grand Falls Goldson: Au (Notre Dame Bay) M. Noseworthy, Clarenville Goose River: Cu-Ni-Au (Central Labrador) J. P. Ashini, NW River Grand Fiddlers: Cu (Central Newfoundland) A. Woodman, South Dildo Grandys Bk: Au (Southern Newfoundland) L. Rogers, Hare Bay Great Gull Lake: W (Central Newfoundland), A. Duffitt, Clarenville Great Northern Zinc/Round Pond: Zn (Great Northern Peninsula) W. Guinchard, Mt. Pearl Greenhill: Cu (southern Burin Peninsula) D. Kelly / A. Stone, Marystown Greenwood Pond: Au (Central Newfoundland) W. Guinchard, Mt. Pearl Gregory River: Cu (Western Newfoundland) B. Kennedy, St. John’s Grey River: Au, (Southern Newfoundland) G. Lushman, Corner Brook Grey River: Au (South Coast, Newfoundland) W. Keats, Gander Grindstone: U (Western Newfoundland) S. Stares, Benton Grog Pond: Au (Avalon) K. Ryan, St. John’s Gulp Pond: Cr (Central Newfoundland) D. Hicks, Milltown Hampden and Jackson’s Arm: Au (White Bay area) L. Murphy, Conception Bay South Handcamp: Au (Central Newfoundland) G. Lannon, C. Reid, Placentia, Bishops Falls Harbour Mille: Cu-Ag (Burin Peninsula) K. Ryan, St. John’s: S. Stares, Benton Hatchet Cove: Pb (Avalon Peninsula) B. Pike, Charleston Hawke Hill: Au (Avalon Peninsula), K. Ryan, St. John’s Heart Hill: Au-Sb (Southern Newfoundland) C. Northcott, Paradise Helios: Au (Central Newfoundland) B. Kennedy, St. John’s High Beach: Au (Burin Peninsula), B. Stone, Marystown Hill Crest: Cu-Pb-Zn-Sb (Northern Peninsula), J. Snow, Harbour Grace Hinds Brook: Cu (Central Newfoundland) T. Gordon, Corner Brook Hjelm Ridge: U-Mo (Burin Peninsula) K. Kelloway, Burin Bay Arm Hodder: Cu-Pb-Zn (Baie Verte Peninsula) J. White, CBS Hope Brook Extension: Au (Southern Newfoundland) R.
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