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Huckleberry Mine, British Columbia, Canada
Huckleberry is a very special place- it is a copper mine that has opened during the reign of an NDP government in BC. Well, to be truthful, they were already well underway towards developing the mine before the Communists took power, but the Premier was more than happy to take credit for the mine's approval nontheless.

Huckleberry is a copper-molybdenum producing open-pit mine. The process plant consists of SAG and ball milling, three stages of bulk flotation, and copper/moly differential flotation. Concentrates are thickened and pressure filtered then are trucked to the port of Stewart for export.

The Stats:

Average Temperatures
25 to -45°C

Precipitation
designed for 6 metre snow loads

Throughput
designed for 18 000 t/d at 0.6%Cu feed grade

Tourist Attractions
tourists are not permitted on an active mine site.

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This combination of ultrasonic...
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The grinding at Huckleberry consists...
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Froth on the Outokumpu 100 tankcells...
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Ootsa Lake as seen from outside...
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These sample transfer pumps work...
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This peristaltic pump was disassembled...
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A sunny November day in the pit....
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The inside of the SAG mill taken...
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As is typical for copper flotation...
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The multiplexor for the Courier...
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