Radar Ridge Study

Cordillera Resources's serial transect mapping program at Radar Ridge will better understand the location of the 12,000 foot ( proposed total depth ) test well drilled by Plains Exploration and Production Company.

The study area at Radar Ridge in White Pine County, NV, involves about 92 outcrop miles in ten transect lines ( see Image 1.  Radar Ridge Study Area — Transect Lines ).

There are about 20 attitudes per outcrop mile in the Radar Ridge study area.

Cordillera Resources will collect approximately 1844 attitudes (see Table 1.  Radar Ridge Study ) using survey-grade, sub-meter GPS to locate each one.

Cordillera has already collected 156 attitudes on transect line RR-06 ( black dots on RR-06; see Image 1.  Radar Ridge Study Area — Transect Lines ).

Extending Brokaw and Barosh (1968)

Brokaw and Barosh completed a smaller scale survey in the Radar Ridge study area in 1968.

Cordillera Resources's transect line RR-06 extends the A - A' line of Brokaw and Barosh.

Data resulting from the the serial transect mapping of RR-06 offers more detail than the 1968 report for the same area ( line A - A' ).

Approximately 384 attitudes will be collected along the RR-06 transect line ( 9.6 miles of outcrops ).

Acquire the Radar Ridge Study

The completed study will be licensed for US$2.0 MM or US$1000.00 per attitude.

Laboratory fees for microfossil and palynomorph analysis and aerial photographs are additional, up to US$200,000.00 for the entire study.

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Early bird Special: Half-price Offer

Receive a 50% discount when you subscribe by December 31, 2007.

Pay only US$1.0 MM for the entire study

• laboratory fees and aerial photos included free of charge

Or, pay only US$10K per outcrop mile before a transect line is completed

• lab fees and aerial photos are an additional charge

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