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DLP Resources, Inc. operates as a mineral exploration company. The company is headquartered in Cranbrook, British Columbia. The company went IPO on 2018-04-30. Its properties include Aldridge 1 & 2, Hungry Creek, Redburn Creek, DD/Moby Dick/NZOU, and Peru projects. The Aldridge 1 & 2 project consists of 14 mineral claims within two blocks covering a collective 47.69 square kilometers (km2) over 50 km southwest of Cranbrook, British Columbia (BC). The Hungry Creek property comprises 74 mineral claims totaling 38,852.92 km2. The property is located 35 kilometers (km) west of Kimberley, BC. The Redburn Creek property is located 20 km northeast of Golden in southeastern BC within the Redburn Creek drainage, a northwest flowing tributary of the Blaeberry River. The property consists of seven mineral claims covering just over 3365 hectares. The DD-Panda-Moby Dick and NZOU mineral tenures are in the Purcell range of the Columbia Mountains in the Fort Steele Mining Division of southeastern British Columbia.
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DLP Resources, Inc. operates as a mineral exploration company. The company is headquartered in Cranbrook, British Columbia. The company went IPO on 2018-04-30. Its properties include Aldridge 1 & 2, Hungry Creek, Redburn Creek, DD/Moby Dick/NZOU, and Peru projects. The Aldridge 1 & 2 project consists of 14 mineral claims within two blocks covering a collective 47.69 square kilometers (km2) over 50 km southwest of Cranbrook, British Columbia (BC). The Hungry Creek property comprises 74 mineral claims totaling 38,852.92 km2. The property is located 35 kilometers (km) west of Kimberley, BC. The Redburn Creek property is located 20 km northeast of Golden in southeastern BC within the Redburn Creek drainage, a northwest flowing tributary of the Blaeberry River. The property consists of seven mineral claims covering just over 3365 hectares. The DD-Panda-Moby Dick and NZOU mineral tenures are in the Purcell range of the Columbia Mountains in the Fort Steele Mining Division of southeastern British Columbia.
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