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Abandoned Claims for Publishing GUYANA GEOLOGY AND MINES COMMISSION Upper Brickdam Georgetown LIST OF CLAIMS DEEMED ABANDONED AT 31ST MARCH, 2014 Notice is hereby given for general information in accordance with Regulation 26 (2) of the Mining Regulations, that the following claims have been declared abandoned for non-payment of rent for the year 2014 .......................................... Rickford Vieira Commissioner CLAIM NO. HOLDER CLAIM NAME DESCRIPTION District NO.1- Berbice - FOR RIVER LOCATIONS 14/2008/091 BAISHANLIN MINING OMEGA #1 Tract of state land located in the Berbice Mining District No. 1 as DEVELOPMENT INC shown on Terra Surveys Topographic Map 52NE,with reference point 'X' located at the confluence of the Berbice amd Lindo Rivers with geographical co-ordinates of longitude 58°14'31.76''W and latitude 4°50'30.37''N. Thence at true bearing of 10°, for a distance of approximately 1 mile 770 yards, to point of commencement. Point A, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'18.79''W and latitude 4°51'44.16''N, thence at true bearing of 356°, for a distance of approximately 99 yards, to Point B, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'19.00''W and latitude 4°51'47.10''N,thence along the right bank Berbice River ,for a distance of approximately 1 mile, to Point C, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'17.20''W and latitude 4°51'12.70''N, thence at true bearing of 286°, for a distance of approximately 60 yards, to Point D, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'18.90''W and latitude 4°51'13.20''N, thence along the left bank Berbice River ,for a distance of approximately 1 mile, to the point of commencement at Point A. Thus enclosing an area of approximately 28 acres , save and except all lands lawfully held or occupied. 14/2008/092 BAISHANLIN MINING OMEGA #2 Tract of state land located in the Berbice Mining District No. 1 as DEVELOPMENT INC shown on Terra Surveys Topographic Map 52NE,with reference point 'X' located at the confluence of the Berbice amd Lindo Rivers with geographical co-ordinates of longitude 58°14'31.76''W and latitude 4°50'30.37''N. Thence at true bearing of 33°, for a distance of approximately 271 yards, to point of commencement. Point A, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'27.40''W and latitude 4°50'37.10''N,thence along the left bank Berbice River,for a distance of approximately 0.8 mile, to Point B, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°18'18.90''W and latitude 4°51'13.20''N, thence at true bearing of 106°, for a distance of approximately 60 yards, to Point C, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'17.20''W and latitude 4°51'12.70''N,thence along the right bank Berbice River, for a distance of approximately 0.8 mile, to Point D, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'27.20''W and latitude 4°50'36.10''N, thence at true bearing of 349°, for a distance of approximately 34 yards, to the point of commencement Point A. Thus enclosing an area of approximately 18 acres , save and except all lands lawfully held or occupied. 1 Of 153 Claim NO HOLDER CLAIM NAME DESCRIPTION District NO.1- Berbice - FOR RIVER LOCATIONS 14/2008/093 BAISHANLIN MINING OMEGA #3 Tract of state land located in the Berbice Mining District No. 1 as DEVELOPMENT INC shown on Terra Surveys Topographic Map 52NE,with reference point 'X' located at the confluence of the Berbice amd Lindo Rivers with geographical co-ordinates of longitude 58°14'31.76''W and latitude 4°50'30.37''N. Thence at true bearing of 33°, for a distance of approximately 271 yards, to point of commencement. Point A, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'27.50''W and latitude 4°50'37.41''N, thence at true bearing of 169°, for a distance of approximately 34 yards, to Point B, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'27.20''W and latitude 4°50'36.10''N,thence along the right bank Berbice River ,for a distance of approximately 0.9 mile, to Point C, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'2.05''W and latitude 4°50'8.92''N, thence at true bearing of 252°, for a distance of approximately 127 yards, to Point D, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'5.62''W and latitude 4°50'7.74''N, thence along the left bank Berbice River ,for a distance of approximately 0.9 mile, to the point of commencement at Point A. Thus enclosing an area of approximately 23 acres , save and except all lands lawfully held or occupied. 14/2008/094 BAISHANLIN MINING OMEGA #4 Tract of state land located in the Berbice Mining District No. 1 as DEVELOPMENT INC shown on Terra Surveys Topographic Map 52NE,with reference point 'X' located at the confluence of the Berbice amd Lindo Rivers with geographical co-ordinates of longitude 58°14'31.76''W and latitude 4°50'30.37''N. Thence at true bearing of 162°, for a distance of approximately 1 mile 65 yards, to point of commencement. Point A, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'14.70''W and latitude 4°49'39.10''N,thence along the left bank Berbice River,for a distance of approximately 0.7 mile, to Point B, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'5.62''W and latitude 4°50'7.74''N, thence at true bearing of 72°, for a distance of approximately 127 yards, to Point C, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'2.05''W and latitude 4°50'8.92''N,thence along the right bank Berbice River, for a distance of approximately 0.7 mile, to Point D, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'12.10''W and latitude 4°49'38.20''N, thence at true bearing of 289°, for a distance of approximately 93 yards, to the point of commencement Point A. Thus enclosing an area of approximately 18 acres , save and except all lands lawfully held or occupied. 14/2008/095 BAISHANLIN MINING OMEGA #5 Tract of state land located in the Berbice Mining District No. 1 as DEVELOPMENT INC shown on Terra Surveys Topographic Map 52NE,with reference point 'X' located at the confluence of the Berbice amd Lindo Rivers with geographical co-ordinates of longitude 58°14'31.76''W and latitude 4°50'30.37''N. Thence at true bearing of 162°, for a distance of approximately 1 mile 65 yards, to point of commencement. Point A, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'14.70''W and latitude 4°49'39.10''N, thence at true bearing of 109°, for a distance of approximately 93 yards, to Point B, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'12.10''W and latitude 4°49'38.20''N,thence along the right bank Berbice River ,for a distance of approximately 0.7 mile, to Point C, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'3.80''W and latitude 4°49'6.00''N, thence at true bearing of 255°, for a distance of approximately 30 yards, to Point D, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'4.65''W and latitude 4°49'5.77''N, thence along the left bank Berbice River ,for a distance of approximately 0.7 mile, to the point of commencement at Point A. Thus enclosing an area of approximately 17 acres , save and except all lands lawfully held or occupied. 2 Of 153 Claim NO HOLDER CLAIM NAME DESCRIPTION District NO.1- Berbice - FOR RIVER LOCATIONS 14/2008/096 BAISHANLIN MINING OMEGA #6 Tract of state land located in the Berbice Mining District No. 1 as DEVELOPMENT INC shown on Terra Surveys Topographic Map 52NE,with reference point 'X' located at the confluence of the Berbice amd Lindo Rivers with geographical co-ordinates of longitude 58°14'31.76''W and latitude 4°50'30.37''N. Thence at true bearing of 157°, for a distance of approximately 2 miles 563 yards, to point of commencement. Point A, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°13'44.40''W and latitude 4°48'39.10''N,thence along the left bank Berbice River,for a distance of approximately 0.8 mile, to Point B, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'4.65''W and latitude 4°49'5.77''N, thence at true bearing of 75°, for a distance of approximately 30 yards, to Point C, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°14'3.80''W and latitude 4°49'6.00''N,thence along the right bank Berbice River, for a distance of approximately 0.8 mile, to Point D, located at geographical coordinates of longitude 58°13'41.83''W and latitude 4°48'38.51''N, thence at true bearing of 283°, for a distance of approximately 89 yards, to the point of commencement Point A. Thus enclosing an area of approximately 19 acres , save and except all lands lawfully held or occupied. 14/2008/097 BAISHANLIN MINING OMEGA #7 Tract of state land located in the Berbice Mining District No. 1 as DEVELOPMENT INC shown on Terra Surveys Topographic Map 52NE,with reference point 'X' located at the confluence of the Berbice amd Lindo Rivers with geographical co-ordinates of longitude 58°14'31.76''W and latitude 4°50'30.37''N.
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