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Molten metal poured from a glowing crucible into a small rectangular ingot mold.

Campbell Red Lake Mines

1983

Molten metal poured from a glowing crucible into a small rectangular ingot mold.

The company

Campbell Red Lake Mines mined gold underground at Balmertown, east of Red Lake, Ontario. George and Colin Campbell restaked the ground in 1944. The mill started in 1949. Dome Mines took control. By 1980 the main shaft was more than 1,300 metres deep.

Campbell Red Lake Mines Limited Annual Report 1983

That year

Bullion revenue averaged U.S.$422 per ounce on Campbell Mine production of 219,200 ounces. Average operating cost at the Campbell Mine was U.S.$102 per ounce.

Campbell Red Lake Mines Limited Annual Report 1983, p. 2

Source

archive.org/details/McGillLibrary-636211-28820

Other years 1984