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Exploring one of the most dangerous abandoned mines in B.C, in a remote location on Vancouver island
The old sport is a dangerous abandoned mine on Vancouver island in British Colombia. Do not attempt to enter the mine with out the proper training and equipment
published: 26 Aug 2023
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B.C. company fined for secret cryptocurrency mines in Alberta
Vancouver-based Green Block Mining has been ordered to pay more than $400,000 in penalties and legal expenses for running unsanctioned cryptocurrency mines in Sturgeon County, Westlock County and southern Alberta.
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published: 01 Feb 2024
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#126 Mineral Creek Mines near Port Alberni BC
Part 2 of three shows we did on Vancouver island. To get to the historic abandoned mines we travel 2 KM through a modern mine tunnel.
A 2-kilometre exploration tunnel was completed in March 1989. The tunnel was constructed to allow access to the Mineral Creek and Linda zones and for use as a drilling platform. The highest assay as a result of 1988 drilling in the tunnel on the Mineral Creek zone was 19.78 grams per tonne gold (Assessment Report 18936). Anomalous gold values were found to be associated with quartz veins in argillaceous cherts and visible gold was observed.
The three main gold-bearing quartz veins that were developed from the old workings are, from west to east, the Mac (called the Dunsmuir to the north), the Belcher and the Waterfall. The veins follow well-developed shea...
published: 13 Dec 2018
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Abandoned BC: Mascot Gold Mine
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This abandoned mine site is like no other I have seen. The Mascot gold mine is a beautiful piece of British Columbia's history and fairly well preserved. Explore the timber buildings and mine tunnels with me high above Hedley, BC.
Thanks for watching!
Video and editing by Luke Gibson.
If you liked this video, you can buy me a coffee at this link:
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published: 26 Nov 2018
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Massive Amethyst Crystals Found Mining in Canada!
#amethyst #mining
Going out to Thunder Bay in Ontario, Canada! World class and huge amethyst being found from a natural pocket thats so big its a cave!! Wild fun times mining crystals and gems with The Crystal Collector! These crystals are 1.2 billion years old and this pocket was one of the largest to ever be documented!
To purchase some of the crystal Collector finds check out the eBay store link below and the ultra rocks Facebook page!
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published: 17 Jan 2021
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Canada's Largest Ghost Town Few Have Ever Seen | Abandoned 1935 | Part 1 | Anyox BC 【4K】
Today we visit Anyox, a copper mining ghost town in a remote part of British Columbia, Canada located on the shores of Granby Bay.
In 1910, the Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Company (Granby Consolidated) started buying land in the area.
It would become one of the largest copper mining operations in the British Empire during this time
Granby Consolidated started construction of the town around 1912 and by 1914, with the mine and smelter in full operation the town had grown to a population of around 3,000 residents.
The town was remote and served by steamships as there were no road or rail connections to the outside world.
That meant the town of 3000 had to be self-sufficient and have all the amenities to attract workers and their families.
In the early 1920's a hydroe...
published: 22 Oct 2022
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Bevan Mines, Vancouver Island PART 1*Ruins*
In Courtenay/ Cumberland B.C. there is lots of old ruins from the Bevan Mines/town.
Bevan was the centre of a coal mine, comprised of 8 different mineshafts. It employed numerous Chinese workers who were dedicated housing and an area of the town which was renamed China town, being the second in B.C. at the time.
It also had the most mining deaths on Vancouver Island. Many explosions and methane gas leaks occured. With a total of 295 deaths, and 105 of them being in Mine 4.
Operating on and off over their years they were some of the longest running coal mines in Canada.
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published: 25 Mar 2020
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Exploring Ghost Town Frozen in Time You Won't Believe Exists | Kitsault BC 【4K】
Located In Northern British Columbia, Kitsault is perhaps one of the best preserved modern day ghost towns.
It sits in a nearly perfect state of preservation with the power still on.
This area of northern British Columbia was long known for its rich mineral deposits.
In 1979 it was molybdenum (also known as 'Moly') that was in high demand.
Molybdenum is used in steel alloys to increase strength, hardness, electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion and wear.
Between 1967 and 1972, a total of 10 million tons of molly had already been mined but the prices in the early 70s were trending down.
AMAX of Canada Ltd. purchased the site in 1973.
By around 1979 the Moly market was on the rise with news that many of the known deposits in western Canada and the United States were deplet...
published: 04 Dec 2022
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$1,000,000 Gold Deposit Found Over The Weekend
If you want to start a gold mine but don't have permits or the equipment to drill and test the ground for commercially mineable gold, this is how to get the results you need.
In this video I show exactly how I prove gold bearing ground at no cost.
Where to look, what to look for and the whole process from start to finish.
I'm joined by Gareth AKA MotoMining a true tenacious prospector who gets to business, his help is invaluable on this mission, Thank You Gareth.
Check out Gareth’s channel
https://www.youtube.com/c/MOTOMINING/videos
Drone footage and videography by Bryan from Mechanical Miner, Thank You Bryan.
Check out Bryan’s channel
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published: 21 Jan 2021
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Abandoned ghost town hidden in the woods. Bradian, B.C. Canada. Explore #19
Abandoned ghost town hidden in the woods. B.C. Canada. Explore #19
Located high up in the mountains approx. altitude is 3,700 feet above sea level sits an Abandoned Mining Ghost Town in the woods called Bradian, British Columbia, Canada. A visit to this historic towns of Bradian and Bralorne was fantastic. The drive to this location was amazing with great views of nature and mountains. A lot of the roads were very high and just on the edge of the mountains making it a very dangerous drive. I didn't film to much of these roads as you cant take your hands or eyes off the road for 1 second. Approx. 6 hours north of Vancouver sits 22 abandoned houses in various conditions. Some houses are sealed up tight and others are wide open.
The Bralorne Mine operated from 1931 to 1970. This mine produce...
published: 04 Oct 2019
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Exploring one of the most dangerous abandoned mines in B.C, in a remote location on Vancouver island
The old sport is a dangerous abandoned mine on Vancouver island in British Colombia. Do not attempt to enter the mine with out the proper training and equipment...
The old sport is a dangerous abandoned mine on Vancouver island in British Colombia. Do not attempt to enter the mine with out the proper training and equipment
https://wn.com/Exploring_One_Of_The_Most_Dangerous_Abandoned_Mines_In_B.C,_In_A_Remote_Location_On_Vancouver_Island
The old sport is a dangerous abandoned mine on Vancouver island in British Colombia. Do not attempt to enter the mine with out the proper training and equipment
- published: 26 Aug 2023
- views: 1458
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B.C. company fined for secret cryptocurrency mines in Alberta
Vancouver-based Green Block Mining has been ordered to pay more than $400,000 in penalties and legal expenses for running unsanctioned cryptocurrency mines in S...
Vancouver-based Green Block Mining has been ordered to pay more than $400,000 in penalties and legal expenses for running unsanctioned cryptocurrency mines in Sturgeon County, Westlock County and southern
Alberta.
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Vancouver-based Green Block Mining has been ordered to pay more than $400,000 in penalties and legal expenses for running unsanctioned cryptocurrency mines in Sturgeon County, Westlock County and southern
Alberta.
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- published: 01 Feb 2024
- views: 25878
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#126 Mineral Creek Mines near Port Alberni BC
Part 2 of three shows we did on Vancouver island. To get to the historic abandoned mines we travel 2 KM through a modern mine tunnel.
A 2-kilometre exploration...
Part 2 of three shows we did on Vancouver island. To get to the historic abandoned mines we travel 2 KM through a modern mine tunnel.
A 2-kilometre exploration tunnel was completed in March 1989. The tunnel was constructed to allow access to the Mineral Creek and Linda zones and for use as a drilling platform. The highest assay as a result of 1988 drilling in the tunnel on the Mineral Creek zone was 19.78 grams per tonne gold (Assessment Report 18936). Anomalous gold values were found to be associated with quartz veins in argillaceous cherts and visible gold was observed.
The three main gold-bearing quartz veins that were developed from the old workings are, from west to east, the Mac (called the Dunsmuir to the north), the Belcher and the Waterfall. The veins follow well-developed shear zones on the east side of Mineral Creek. They are lens-shaped and consist of two generations of quartz. Pyrite, arsenopyrite and minor sphalerite are disseminated in the veins and free gold has also been reported.
The Mac vein, the main working, was traced for 75 metres by several opencuts and two adits. The vein averages 0.14 metre in width, ranging from 0.07 to 0.45 metre. The vein strikes northeast in the south part and north in the north part, dipping between 40 to 55 degrees. Sixty three samples taken over the length of the vein averaged 126.5 grams per tonne gold over 15 centimetres (Assessment Report 14483).
The Belcher vein is exposed in several opencuts and one adit over 290 metres. It strikes north, dips 40 to 45 degrees and is up to 1.2 metres wide, averaging 0.20 metres. Sampling in 1973 resulted in assays from 0.1 to 9.95 grams per tonne gold and from 2.1 to 3.4 grams per tonnes silver over 1.5 metre lengths (Assessment Report 14483).
The Waterfall vein is exposed by a few trenches over 35 metres, strikes north and dips about 65 degrees east. Widths range from 0.08 to 0.75 metre. Sample values were generally low except for one which assayed 404 grams per tonne gold over 0.15 metres (Assessment
Inferred and indicated geological reserves in three zones are 471,956 tonnes grading 6.23 grams per tonne gold (Westmin Resources Ltd. 1990 Annual Report).
From 2006 through 2008, Bitterroot Resources Ltd. drilled 60 holes in the Linda area, most targeted to test the Linda Zone (Ember Vein). The vein's thickness ranges from a few centimetres to 1.3 metres and in places it splits into two or three veins. The gold grades vary from trace up to 467.0 grams per tonne gold and the highest grades are often accompanied by visible gold grains. One of the better intercepts, from MC2009-E57, returned a 4.4 metre wide vein/breccia interval of the Ember Zone averaging 75.35 grams per tonne gold, however, this grade was enhanced by two relatively narrow intervals of 0.4 metre and 0.6 metre that both assayed greater than 200 grams per tonne gold (Assessment Report 32204).
During drilling of the Ember vein another quartz vein (HW Zone) was intersected, approximately 30 metres in the hanging wall, averaging approximately 0.5 metre in thickness. An intersection of the HW vein in hole MC2009-E53 returned a 0.55 metre interval grading 137.5 grams per tonne gold and was noted to contain local visible gold. Another interval, possibly from the HW vein, returned high-grade silver mineralization, up to 1,170 grams per tonne silver over 0.15 metre, in hole MC2009-E35 (Assessment Report 32204).
https://wn.com/126_Mineral_Creek_Mines_Near_Port_Alberni_Bc
Part 2 of three shows we did on Vancouver island. To get to the historic abandoned mines we travel 2 KM through a modern mine tunnel.
A 2-kilometre exploration tunnel was completed in March 1989. The tunnel was constructed to allow access to the Mineral Creek and Linda zones and for use as a drilling platform. The highest assay as a result of 1988 drilling in the tunnel on the Mineral Creek zone was 19.78 grams per tonne gold (Assessment Report 18936). Anomalous gold values were found to be associated with quartz veins in argillaceous cherts and visible gold was observed.
The three main gold-bearing quartz veins that were developed from the old workings are, from west to east, the Mac (called the Dunsmuir to the north), the Belcher and the Waterfall. The veins follow well-developed shear zones on the east side of Mineral Creek. They are lens-shaped and consist of two generations of quartz. Pyrite, arsenopyrite and minor sphalerite are disseminated in the veins and free gold has also been reported.
The Mac vein, the main working, was traced for 75 metres by several opencuts and two adits. The vein averages 0.14 metre in width, ranging from 0.07 to 0.45 metre. The vein strikes northeast in the south part and north in the north part, dipping between 40 to 55 degrees. Sixty three samples taken over the length of the vein averaged 126.5 grams per tonne gold over 15 centimetres (Assessment Report 14483).
The Belcher vein is exposed in several opencuts and one adit over 290 metres. It strikes north, dips 40 to 45 degrees and is up to 1.2 metres wide, averaging 0.20 metres. Sampling in 1973 resulted in assays from 0.1 to 9.95 grams per tonne gold and from 2.1 to 3.4 grams per tonnes silver over 1.5 metre lengths (Assessment Report 14483).
The Waterfall vein is exposed by a few trenches over 35 metres, strikes north and dips about 65 degrees east. Widths range from 0.08 to 0.75 metre. Sample values were generally low except for one which assayed 404 grams per tonne gold over 0.15 metres (Assessment
Inferred and indicated geological reserves in three zones are 471,956 tonnes grading 6.23 grams per tonne gold (Westmin Resources Ltd. 1990 Annual Report).
From 2006 through 2008, Bitterroot Resources Ltd. drilled 60 holes in the Linda area, most targeted to test the Linda Zone (Ember Vein). The vein's thickness ranges from a few centimetres to 1.3 metres and in places it splits into two or three veins. The gold grades vary from trace up to 467.0 grams per tonne gold and the highest grades are often accompanied by visible gold grains. One of the better intercepts, from MC2009-E57, returned a 4.4 metre wide vein/breccia interval of the Ember Zone averaging 75.35 grams per tonne gold, however, this grade was enhanced by two relatively narrow intervals of 0.4 metre and 0.6 metre that both assayed greater than 200 grams per tonne gold (Assessment Report 32204).
During drilling of the Ember vein another quartz vein (HW Zone) was intersected, approximately 30 metres in the hanging wall, averaging approximately 0.5 metre in thickness. An intersection of the HW vein in hole MC2009-E53 returned a 0.55 metre interval grading 137.5 grams per tonne gold and was noted to contain local visible gold. Another interval, possibly from the HW vein, returned high-grade silver mineralization, up to 1,170 grams per tonne silver over 0.15 metre, in hole MC2009-E35 (Assessment Report 32204).
- published: 13 Dec 2018
- views: 17200
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Abandoned BC: Mascot Gold Mine
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This abandoned mine site is like no other I have seen. The Mascot gold mine is a beautiful piece of British Columbia's histo...
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This abandoned mine site is like no other I have seen. The Mascot gold mine is a beautiful piece of British Columbia's history and fairly well preserved. Explore the timber buildings and mine tunnels with me high above Hedley, BC.
Thanks for watching!
Video and editing by Luke Gibson.
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This abandoned mine site is like no other I have seen. The Mascot gold mine is a beautiful piece of British Columbia's history and fairly well preserved. Explore the timber buildings and mine tunnels with me high above Hedley, BC.
Thanks for watching!
Video and editing by Luke Gibson.
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- published: 26 Nov 2018
- views: 275457
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Massive Amethyst Crystals Found Mining in Canada!
#amethyst #mining
Going out to Thunder Bay in Ontario, Canada! World class and huge amethyst being found from a natural pocket thats so big its a cave!! Wild ...
#amethyst #mining
Going out to Thunder Bay in Ontario, Canada! World class and huge amethyst being found from a natural pocket thats so big its a cave!! Wild fun times mining crystals and gems with The Crystal Collector! These crystals are 1.2 billion years old and this pocket was one of the largest to ever be documented!
To purchase some of the crystal Collector finds check out the eBay store link below and the ultra rocks Facebook page!
https://www.ebay.com/str/ultrarocks
https://www.facebook.com/Ultrarocks-250219189749/
https://wn.com/Massive_Amethyst_Crystals_Found_Mining_In_Canada
#amethyst #mining
Going out to Thunder Bay in Ontario, Canada! World class and huge amethyst being found from a natural pocket thats so big its a cave!! Wild fun times mining crystals and gems with The Crystal Collector! These crystals are 1.2 billion years old and this pocket was one of the largest to ever be documented!
To purchase some of the crystal Collector finds check out the eBay store link below and the ultra rocks Facebook page!
https://www.ebay.com/str/ultrarocks
https://www.facebook.com/Ultrarocks-250219189749/
- published: 17 Jan 2021
- views: 400909
25:20
Canada's Largest Ghost Town Few Have Ever Seen | Abandoned 1935 | Part 1 | Anyox BC 【4K】
Today we visit Anyox, a copper mining ghost town in a remote part of British Columbia, Canada located on the shores of Granby Bay.
In 1910, the Granby Consolid...
Today we visit Anyox, a copper mining ghost town in a remote part of British Columbia, Canada located on the shores of Granby Bay.
In 1910, the Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Company (Granby Consolidated) started buying land in the area.
It would become one of the largest copper mining operations in the British Empire during this time
Granby Consolidated started construction of the town around 1912 and by 1914, with the mine and smelter in full operation the town had grown to a population of around 3,000 residents.
The town was remote and served by steamships as there were no road or rail connections to the outside world.
That meant the town of 3000 had to be self-sufficient and have all the amenities to attract workers and their families.
In the early 1920's a hydroelectric dam was built by engineer John Eastwood to supply electricity to the town and mining operation.
It stands at 44 meters tall and at the time of completion was the tallest dam in Canada.
The current owner has plans to refurbish the dam and put it back in use.
The Great Depression drove down the demand for copper, and was the beginning of the end for Anyox.
Operations continued, while the company stockpiled 100,000,000 pounds (45,000 tones) of copper over the next 3 years, that it was unable to sell.
The mine shut down in 1935, and the town was abandoned.
In 1942 there was just a small crew remaining and a fire tore through the town and burned down all remaining wooden structures.
Since 1942, besides a few mining exploration companies that come and go.
And a company that mines the smelter slag pile for industrial abrasives.
Anyox sits mostly forgotten.
The concrete and steel structures that still exist are being reclaimed by nature.
Join me on this adventure with my friend Mike and our guide Rob as we explore for 2 days to discover what remains.
Thank you for watching!
► Chapters:
00:00 Introduction/First Look
04:11 Start of Exploration/Mess Hall
06:08 Bunkhouse
06:32 Steam Plant
08:53 Concentrator
10:15 Ore Cars
11:29 Dynamite Storage
12:15 Steam Locomotive
12:38 No. 2 Hydroelectric Dam
17:58 Slag Pile/Golf Course
18:34 Powerhouse No. 1
24:16 Final Words/Day 1 Concludes
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Today we visit Anyox, a copper mining ghost town in a remote part of British Columbia, Canada located on the shores of Granby Bay.
In 1910, the Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Company (Granby Consolidated) started buying land in the area.
It would become one of the largest copper mining operations in the British Empire during this time
Granby Consolidated started construction of the town around 1912 and by 1914, with the mine and smelter in full operation the town had grown to a population of around 3,000 residents.
The town was remote and served by steamships as there were no road or rail connections to the outside world.
That meant the town of 3000 had to be self-sufficient and have all the amenities to attract workers and their families.
In the early 1920's a hydroelectric dam was built by engineer John Eastwood to supply electricity to the town and mining operation.
It stands at 44 meters tall and at the time of completion was the tallest dam in Canada.
The current owner has plans to refurbish the dam and put it back in use.
The Great Depression drove down the demand for copper, and was the beginning of the end for Anyox.
Operations continued, while the company stockpiled 100,000,000 pounds (45,000 tones) of copper over the next 3 years, that it was unable to sell.
The mine shut down in 1935, and the town was abandoned.
In 1942 there was just a small crew remaining and a fire tore through the town and burned down all remaining wooden structures.
Since 1942, besides a few mining exploration companies that come and go.
And a company that mines the smelter slag pile for industrial abrasives.
Anyox sits mostly forgotten.
The concrete and steel structures that still exist are being reclaimed by nature.
Join me on this adventure with my friend Mike and our guide Rob as we explore for 2 days to discover what remains.
Thank you for watching!
► Chapters:
00:00 Introduction/First Look
04:11 Start of Exploration/Mess Hall
06:08 Bunkhouse
06:32 Steam Plant
08:53 Concentrator
10:15 Ore Cars
11:29 Dynamite Storage
12:15 Steam Locomotive
12:38 No. 2 Hydroelectric Dam
17:58 Slag Pile/Golf Course
18:34 Powerhouse No. 1
24:16 Final Words/Day 1 Concludes
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- published: 22 Oct 2022
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18:51
Bevan Mines, Vancouver Island PART 1*Ruins*
In Courtenay/ Cumberland B.C. there is lots of old ruins from the Bevan Mines/town.
Bevan was the centre of a coal mine, comprised of 8 different mineshafts. I...
In Courtenay/ Cumberland B.C. there is lots of old ruins from the Bevan Mines/town.
Bevan was the centre of a coal mine, comprised of 8 different mineshafts. It employed numerous Chinese workers who were dedicated housing and an area of the town which was renamed China town, being the second in B.C. at the time.
It also had the most mining deaths on Vancouver Island. Many explosions and methane gas leaks occured. With a total of 295 deaths, and 105 of them being in Mine 4.
Operating on and off over their years they were some of the longest running coal mines in Canada.
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In Courtenay/ Cumberland B.C. there is lots of old ruins from the Bevan Mines/town.
Bevan was the centre of a coal mine, comprised of 8 different mineshafts. It employed numerous Chinese workers who were dedicated housing and an area of the town which was renamed China town, being the second in B.C. at the time.
It also had the most mining deaths on Vancouver Island. Many explosions and methane gas leaks occured. With a total of 295 deaths, and 105 of them being in Mine 4.
Operating on and off over their years they were some of the longest running coal mines in Canada.
See my photography through my patreon and check out my other socials❤️🖤 https://linktr.ee/joannamariex
- published: 25 Mar 2020
- views: 1397
16:18
Exploring Ghost Town Frozen in Time You Won't Believe Exists | Kitsault BC 【4K】
Located In Northern British Columbia, Kitsault is perhaps one of the best preserved modern day ghost towns.
It sits in a nearly perfect state of preservation w...
Located In Northern British Columbia, Kitsault is perhaps one of the best preserved modern day ghost towns.
It sits in a nearly perfect state of preservation with the power still on.
This area of northern British Columbia was long known for its rich mineral deposits.
In 1979 it was molybdenum (also known as 'Moly') that was in high demand.
Molybdenum is used in steel alloys to increase strength, hardness, electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion and wear.
Between 1967 and 1972, a total of 10 million tons of molly had already been mined but the prices in the early 70s were trending down.
AMAX of Canada Ltd. purchased the site in 1973.
By around 1979 the Moly market was on the rise with news that many of the known deposits in western Canada and the United States were depleted.
In 1979 The mine was reopened and construction of the town started.
The plan was to make Kitsault a place that would attract workers to remote northern BC.
They would build a community that would house around 1,200 residents.
By 1980, the first families would start moving in.
Built was a community of around 100 single family homes and duplexes and seven apartment buildings with around 200 suites.
There was a modern hospital, mall, restaurants, bank, theatre, two recreation centres, a school and more.
Everything a modern 1980s community would want and need.
Just after families had settled in and the price of Moly collapsed due to the 1982 recession and the moly byproduct production from copper mines, the mine was closed.
The last residents were gone by 1983. Only 18 months of full operation to closure.
For the next 22 years the town sat vacant and untouched like a time capsule.
Caretakers were hired to maintain the town during this time.
In 2005 an American businessman bought the town and has spent millions in renovations keeping the town preserved with a vision for future development and projects.
Today most of the town still remains as it was from 1983.
Join my friend Mike and I as we explore through this fascinating one of a kind ghost town.
Thank you for watching!
► Chapters:
00:00 Introduction/First Look
02:07 Walking Neighbourhood Streets
04:58 Lower Recreation Centre
06:56 VIP Guest House
07:57 Upper Apartments
08:54 Hospital
10:41 Upper Recreation Centre
11:55 Shopping Mall
14:55 Outro/Last Look
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Located In Northern British Columbia, Kitsault is perhaps one of the best preserved modern day ghost towns.
It sits in a nearly perfect state of preservation with the power still on.
This area of northern British Columbia was long known for its rich mineral deposits.
In 1979 it was molybdenum (also known as 'Moly') that was in high demand.
Molybdenum is used in steel alloys to increase strength, hardness, electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion and wear.
Between 1967 and 1972, a total of 10 million tons of molly had already been mined but the prices in the early 70s were trending down.
AMAX of Canada Ltd. purchased the site in 1973.
By around 1979 the Moly market was on the rise with news that many of the known deposits in western Canada and the United States were depleted.
In 1979 The mine was reopened and construction of the town started.
The plan was to make Kitsault a place that would attract workers to remote northern BC.
They would build a community that would house around 1,200 residents.
By 1980, the first families would start moving in.
Built was a community of around 100 single family homes and duplexes and seven apartment buildings with around 200 suites.
There was a modern hospital, mall, restaurants, bank, theatre, two recreation centres, a school and more.
Everything a modern 1980s community would want and need.
Just after families had settled in and the price of Moly collapsed due to the 1982 recession and the moly byproduct production from copper mines, the mine was closed.
The last residents were gone by 1983. Only 18 months of full operation to closure.
For the next 22 years the town sat vacant and untouched like a time capsule.
Caretakers were hired to maintain the town during this time.
In 2005 an American businessman bought the town and has spent millions in renovations keeping the town preserved with a vision for future development and projects.
Today most of the town still remains as it was from 1983.
Join my friend Mike and I as we explore through this fascinating one of a kind ghost town.
Thank you for watching!
► Chapters:
00:00 Introduction/First Look
02:07 Walking Neighbourhood Streets
04:58 Lower Recreation Centre
06:56 VIP Guest House
07:57 Upper Apartments
08:54 Hospital
10:41 Upper Recreation Centre
11:55 Shopping Mall
14:55 Outro/Last Look
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MILES AVIDA 'When You Believe'
MILES AVIDA 'Reasons to Love'
MILES AVIDA 'There's Still You and Me'
CHRISTOPHE GORMAN 'Collective Spirit'
To start a free trial: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/4aax73/
SCOTT BUCKLEY
‘A Kind of Hope'
Please check out his work on YouTube at:
https://www.youtube.com/c/ScottBuckley
and here:
https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/library/
Special Thanks to our guide Rob Bryce
If you are interested in this tour or others please visit:
https://www.northernbcjetboattours.ca/
Also a big thanks to the owner and wonderful caretakers of Kitsault for allowing us access.
Mike the Urban Explorer
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- published: 04 Dec 2022
- views: 1545582
18:51
$1,000,000 Gold Deposit Found Over The Weekend
If you want to start a gold mine but don't have permits or the equipment to drill and test the ground for commercially mineable gold, this is how to get the res...
If you want to start a gold mine but don't have permits or the equipment to drill and test the ground for commercially mineable gold, this is how to get the results you need.
In this video I show exactly how I prove gold bearing ground at no cost.
Where to look, what to look for and the whole process from start to finish.
I'm joined by Gareth AKA MotoMining a true tenacious prospector who gets to business, his help is invaluable on this mission, Thank You Gareth.
Check out Gareth’s channel
https://www.youtube.com/c/MOTOMINING/videos
Drone footage and videography by Bryan from Mechanical Miner, Thank You Bryan.
Check out Bryan’s channel
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https://wn.com/1,000,000_Gold_Deposit_Found_Over_The_Weekend
If you want to start a gold mine but don't have permits or the equipment to drill and test the ground for commercially mineable gold, this is how to get the results you need.
In this video I show exactly how I prove gold bearing ground at no cost.
Where to look, what to look for and the whole process from start to finish.
I'm joined by Gareth AKA MotoMining a true tenacious prospector who gets to business, his help is invaluable on this mission, Thank You Gareth.
Check out Gareth’s channel
https://www.youtube.com/c/MOTOMINING/videos
Drone footage and videography by Bryan from Mechanical Miner, Thank You Bryan.
Check out Bryan’s channel
https://youtube.com/c/MechanicalMiner
- published: 21 Jan 2021
- views: 1729607
11:05
Abandoned ghost town hidden in the woods. Bradian, B.C. Canada. Explore #19
Abandoned ghost town hidden in the woods. B.C. Canada. Explore #19
Located high up in the mountains approx. altitude is 3,700 feet above sea level sits an Aban...
Abandoned ghost town hidden in the woods. B.C. Canada. Explore #19
Located high up in the mountains approx. altitude is 3,700 feet above sea level sits an Abandoned Mining Ghost Town in the woods called Bradian, British Columbia, Canada. A visit to this historic towns of Bradian and Bralorne was fantastic. The drive to this location was amazing with great views of nature and mountains. A lot of the roads were very high and just on the edge of the mountains making it a very dangerous drive. I didn't film to much of these roads as you cant take your hands or eyes off the road for 1 second. Approx. 6 hours north of Vancouver sits 22 abandoned houses in various conditions. Some houses are sealed up tight and others are wide open.
The Bralorne Mine operated from 1931 to 1970. This mine produced more then any other mine in British Columbia. 4 million ounces of gold and 1.2 million ounces of silver had been produced here.
The town sat abandoned since 1970 until a family bought the town for approx. $100,000. For 17 years the family slowly fixed up the houses to protect them from rotting away from the elements. The family then sold the the town to a Chinese investment company for approx. 1 million dollars. The Chinese investment company after 6 months of ownership re listed the property for sale as their plans fell through. This is a special place that I will never forget and I hope you enjoyed the video of this explore.
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My father took me to my first abandoned house when I was 7 years old. I remember going into the house and a old farmer came in and told us "we better watch out as the floors are all rotten and unsafe". Ever since that day I was hooked on exploring abandoned places.
If you have a location you would like to share with me or want me to explore for you please send me an email at abandonedurbexcanada@hotmail.com and I will give you full credit for the share in the description and during the video if you choose.
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Abandoned ghost town hidden in the woods. B.C. Canada. Explore #19
Located high up in the mountains approx. altitude is 3,700 feet above sea level sits an Abandoned Mining Ghost Town in the woods called Bradian, British Columbia, Canada. A visit to this historic towns of Bradian and Bralorne was fantastic. The drive to this location was amazing with great views of nature and mountains. A lot of the roads were very high and just on the edge of the mountains making it a very dangerous drive. I didn't film to much of these roads as you cant take your hands or eyes off the road for 1 second. Approx. 6 hours north of Vancouver sits 22 abandoned houses in various conditions. Some houses are sealed up tight and others are wide open.
The Bralorne Mine operated from 1931 to 1970. This mine produced more then any other mine in British Columbia. 4 million ounces of gold and 1.2 million ounces of silver had been produced here.
The town sat abandoned since 1970 until a family bought the town for approx. $100,000. For 17 years the family slowly fixed up the houses to protect them from rotting away from the elements. The family then sold the the town to a Chinese investment company for approx. 1 million dollars. The Chinese investment company after 6 months of ownership re listed the property for sale as their plans fell through. This is a special place that I will never forget and I hope you enjoyed the video of this explore.
If you like this video or you would like support my channel, you can buy me a coffee at this link: https://ko-fi.com/abandonedurbexcanada Thank you!
Check out my NEW store! https://teespring.com/stores/abandoned-urbex-canada
What to see my pictures of abandoned places? Follow me on:
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/abandoned_urbex_canada/
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/abandonedurbexcanada/
About me:
I have been exploring abandoned places since I was a child and now I would like to film the explores and share the videos with you.
My father took me to my first abandoned house when I was 7 years old. I remember going into the house and a old farmer came in and told us "we better watch out as the floors are all rotten and unsafe". Ever since that day I was hooked on exploring abandoned places.
If you have a location you would like to share with me or want me to explore for you please send me an email at abandonedurbexcanada@hotmail.com and I will give you full credit for the share in the description and during the video if you choose.
Contact info: abandonedurbexcanada@hotmail.com
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- published: 04 Oct 2019
- views: 495448