Consolidated Tin Mines Limited Alluvial Projects are as follows

• Battle Creek

The Battle Creek Project is within EPM 14185 over which two Mining Lease applications have been lodged by Consolidated Tin Mines Limited. The project is located about 6km east of Mt Garnet near the small village of Battle Creek close to the Kennedy Highway. Read More...

• Return Creek

Tableland Tin Dredging (TTD) began bucket-line dredging in Return Creek in the early to mid 1930s. The alluvial area was divided into three parts; upper, middle and lower. The Upper Return Creek produced at least 200 tonnes of concentrate and probably much more. Read More...

• Nettle Creek

The Nettle Creek Project alluvial deposits are located within the three granted MLs 4069, 4073 and 4074, contiguous over 6 km of Nettle Creek, about 10 km east of Mount Garnet. The MLs are surrounded by, but are separate to, the south eastern portion of EPM 14185. Read More...

• Lynd & Tate River

The Tate River area, approximately 80 km west of Mount Garnet, is a historic alluvial tin mining area. The McCord Granite, a member of the O'Brien’s Creek Super suite of granites, has intruded into Proterozoic age McDevitt Metamorphics. Read More...