MINING NEWS: Claim staking takes offMineral prospectors laid claim to more than 500 square miles of Alaska in 2003, staking continues in early 2004 Patricia Liles Mining News Editor
Prospectors looking for valuable minerals in Alaska hit the ground hard in 2003, laying claim to 507 square miles of state and federally controlled land in the Last Frontier.
That’s about double the effort by claim stakers in 2002, said Dave Szumigala, a geologist with the Alaska Division of Geolog....
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Key areas include Pogo Macroeconomics of global metal markets driving Alaska staking Large parts of Alaska underexplored
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