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Three major mineralisation styles are present: auriferous, pyriterich greisenous zones such as those at Dargues Reef, Exeter Farm and Scotsmans Gully; goldbase metalrich veins/lodes, including those adjacent to the Majors Creek village; and those deposits which have both greisen and veintype mineralisation, including those in the Snobs mine area, which takes in Snobs Reef (Snobs Lode
The entrance to Dargues Gold Mine on Majors Creek Road. Photo: Alex Rea. Dargues Gold Mine at Majors Creek, near Braidwood, will soon have new owners with plans to ramp up work, while the community continues to have issues with noise and the state of Majors Creek Road.
#0183;#32;Three major mineralisation styles are present: auriferous, pyriterich greisenous zones such as those at Dargues Reef, Exeter Farm and Scotsmans Gully; goldbase metalrich veins/lodes, including those adjacent to the Majors Creek village; and those deposits which have both greisen and veintype mineralisation, including those in the Snobs mine area, which takes in Snobs Reef (Snobs
#0183;#32;Braidwood and Majors Creek have become mining towns again. After years of prospecting, planning, consultation and preparatory works, the historic Dargues Reef Gold Mine at Majors Creek is back in action, with the first ore located on May 29.
Construction work to resume the Dargues gold mine near Majors Creek is expected to begin in the next few months. Plans were halted last year amid concerns about the use of cyanide, but modified
Background: Gold was discovered at Majors Creek in commenced in 1871 and lasted until 1890. It recommenced during the First World War from 1914 until 1916. Reopening the Dargues Gold Mine at Majors Creek was again proposed in 2009.
Dargues Reef Gold Project NSW Government Department of Planning amp; Infrastructure 7 2 PROPOSED PROJECT BIM proposes to develop a new underground gold mine at Majors Creek. The proposal is known as the Dargues Reef Gold Project (the project). The key components of the project are summarised in Table 1 and depicted in Figures 3 and 4. The
Dargue''s Reef Mine, Majors Creek, St Vincent Co., New South Wales, Australia : Gold deposit discovered in 1868. The deposit is a mesothermal gold sulphide deposit. Located approximately 14kms southwest of Braidwood.
Australian gold mines. 84 Over the next 15 years Darguess and the other reef deposits of Majors Creek were subjected to renewed inspection, sampling, development rumours
The Dargues Reef gold mining project at Majors Creek in New South Wales is located 60 kilometres from Canberra and 13 kilometres south of Braidwood. The highly mineralised ore body was discovered in the early 1870''s by James Dargues.
Dargues Reef, part of the 659 km2 Majors Creek Gold Project situated approximately 60km southwest of Canberra, just north of the village of Majors Creek. Unity holds of the project since its purchase of Cortona Resources in early 2013. Currently under development, Dargues Reef will comprise an underground decline mine, a runofmine pad, temporary waste rock emplacement, crushing facility
The proposed Dargues Reef Gold Mine is situated in Majors Creek above the Araluen Valley, at the headwaters of the Araluen Creek, which runs into the Deua River, the water supply for much of the Eurobodalla Shire. There was an earlier period of proposed activity in but information from that period has not been added to this website yet.
#0183;#32;The Dargues Reef gold mine is located in New South Wales (NSW) in Australia, approximately 60km southeast of Canberra, directly north of the town of Majors Creek. Aerial photo of Dargues Reef looking west. Dargues Reef logging diamond core. Dargues Reef outcropping ore sample. The deposit lies
Dargues Gold Mine, Majors Creek Progress Report Peter Cormick, 1 July 2017 On Wednesday 28 June, the regular quarterly meeting of the Dargues Reef Community Consultative Committee (DRCCC) was held on site at Majors Creek. The mine is located immediately north of the Majors Creek township and is within the Deua/Moruya
Dargues Reef, part of the 659 km2 Majors Creek Gold Project situated approximately 60km southwest of Canberra, just north of the village of Majors holds of the project since its purchase of Cortona Resources in early 2013. Currently under development, Dargues Reef will comprise an underground decline mine, a runofmine pad, temporary waste rock emplacement, crushing facility
Dargues ReefMajors Creek area. Wake and Taylor (1988) proposed that mineralisation at Majors Creek was epithermal in nature. They suggested that the veins formed during the extension event which resulted in the EdenComerongYalwal Rift Zone (ECYRZ) at
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