Elizabeth Hill Geologies Overview
180km² of outstanding geology consolidated for the first time in this tier 1 region
The Elizabeth Hill Silver Project is a ~180 km² tenement package in the West Pilbara, Western Australia. The project hosts the historic Elizabeth Hill silver mine and now an inaugural JORC 2012 Mineral Resource of 2.8 Moz Ag at 617 g/t, contained within an optimised open pit on the granted Mining Lease M47/342, with significant exploration upside along strike, at depth and across the broader land package.
A transformational project
The Elizabeth Hill acquisition allows West Coast Silver to be the first explorer to consolidate the Elizabeth Hill Mine and the surrounding land package of 180km², which covers additional highly prospective underexplored areas for silver mineralisation
“The Karratha Queen,” courtesy of
Discovered at West Coast Silver’s Elizabeth Hill site in the heart of Western Australia’s Pilbara region, the Karratha Queen is one of the most extraordinary native silver specimens ever unearthed.
Weighing approximately 145 kilograms and containing 3,250 ounces of silver, the Karratha Queen — recovered from underground operations at Elizabeth Hill in 1999–2000 and now on display at the Perth Mint — stands as a powerful symbol of the region’s rich silver endowment.
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