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AMERICAN RUBY MINES

THE ONCE:  RUBY HILL TUNNEL AND MINING COMPANY

 

Ruby Hill Tunnel 1877

Spring Valley Road, Prospect Ridge   

Eureka Nevada, Historic Mining District

PRIVATE PROPERTY |  NO TRESPASSING

AMERICAN RUBY MINES
EUREKA, Nevada, USA

DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS

 

Tunnel driven into Eldorado Dolomite 1950' depth

Patented 5 acre Mill Site

Fronting on the Spring valley road

Water access

Cluster of 5 Patents & land claims

300 Acres

Location:   immediate North of NPR, immediate West of McEwen's Jewel Ridge & immediatly South of i-80's Paycore lands and adjacent to Sky Desert Mining.

23 Workings high along Prospect Ridge.jpg

HISTORIC MINE

Historically owned by the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company 

MULTIPLE DRIFTS

The Ruby Hill Tunnel has drifts with multiple winzes and raises and a shaft to surface for fresh air supply.

WATER SUPPLY

NORTH WEST - Water is available from the Spring Valley.  The de-watering of the Archimedes open pit, a potential secondary future source of water supply.

SIGNIFICANT DISCOVERY POTENTIAL

Limitless activity within Historic district
adjacencies.

PROVEN DISTRICT

Signature geological characteristics.
Significant historic and recent mine production in the district.

INFRASTRUCTURE

The Eureka area has excellent infrastructure
capable of supporting a major open pit gold mine. Mill facilities in close proximity (approx.3.8 miles) at the former Ruby Hill mine.

PROPERY ACCESS

Patented 5 Acre Mill Site, 3.5 miles (5.6km) from Eureka supported by a county maintained gravel road.   The last few hundred yards to
the tunnel entrance is via a graded gravel road.

MORE INFORMATION 

The Ruby Hill Tunnel Project is located in Eureka County in north central Nevada, and is approximately 250 miles (400km) by road east of Reno and 90 miles (145km) by road south of Elko. The project is about 3 miles (4.8km) southwest of the town of Eureka, on the eastern side of Spring Valley and on the northwestern margin of the Fish Creek Range. It is in the Eureka Mining District, first located in the 1860’s.

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