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Exploration | Parral
Parral represents a historic silver producing district with district scale exploration potential
Parral Project, Mexico
Endeavour Silver acquired the Parral Project from SSR Mining in 2016 as a past producing silver mine of IMMSA that closed in 1990. Endeavour silver controls 4 district mineralized veins systems totaling 3,450 hectares. Endeavour is focused on drilling high priority targets and increasing the resource on this large, prospective property to be able to model production in the future.
District
Parral is a top 10, large, multi-vein, silver-rich historic mining district in Mexico measuring 10 km long by 10 km wide, discovered in the 1500’s, the Palmilla mine provided silver to Mexican mint in 1800s
Property
3,450 hectares
Infrastructure
Adjacent to city of Parral, with paved and gravel road access, on power grid, readily available water, labour and services in Parral
Widths
Four main high grade veins extend over eight km and up to 40 m thick, and bulk tonnage stockworks range from 10 to 50 meters thick
Grades
High grade veins range from 100 to 1000 gpt silver and bulk tonnage stockworks range from 30 to 150 gpt silver
Recoveries
Historically 60-90%
Potential
Multiple targets to discover new high grade zones for underground mining, and new low-grade zones for open pit mining
Technical Report
Technical Report on the Parral Project, State of Chihuahua, MexicoPhoto Gallery
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