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This view encompasses the 23 story high Robertson Shaft on the left and the C1 and mill complex on the right. The shafts provide access to gold ores at depth and the mill takes ores mined underground and processes them to recover gold.
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This is a longitudinal section through the Campbell shear at the Con Mine. It shows the principal infrastructure, major cross faults and the mineralized areas, with reserves in yellow.
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This photograph shows the C1 shaft head frame and mill at the Con Mine. The newer part of the mill on the left houses the autoclave, which is used to process concentrates generated from refractory ore to allow recovery of gold.
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This photograph shows an ore car being loaded into the skip in the C1 Shaft.
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This photograph shows the C1 shaft head frame and the mill complex at the Con Mine. The newest part of the mill on the left contains the autoclave, which is used for processing refractory ores.
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This photograph across Pud Lake shows the C1 shaft head frame and the mill complex at the Con Mine. The newest part of the mill on the left contains the autoclave, which is used for processing refractory ores.
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This is a photograph of some of the dore bars from the Con Mine. Dore is unrefined gold containing around 90% gold and 10% silver.
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This photograph shows the C1 shaft head frame and the mill complex at the Con Mine. The newest part of the mill at the front contains the autoclave, which is used for processing refractory ores.
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