This table from SP global was posted by RJCell in wa8 threads....

This table from SP global was posted by RJCell in wa8 threads.

Antimony Canyon is the same as Coyote Creek. The acquisition positions TMG as the asx-listed holder of the biggest Sb project





The area known as Antimony Canyon is also referred to as the Coyote Creek Antimony Project due to historical and geographical factors.


Originally, the region was called Coyote, named by early settlers in the 1870s after capturing coyote pups in the area. In 1880, significant deposits of stibnite (antimony ore) were discovered in nearby Coyote Canyon, leading to the establishment of mining operations. As a result, the town was renamed Antimony in 1921 to reflect its primary economic activity.


The canyon where these antimony deposits are located has been referred to by multiple names over time, including Coyote Canyon, Coyote Creek Canyon, and Antimony Canyon. These names have been used interchangeably in historical documents and reports.


In recent years, the mining project in this area has been referred to as the Coyote Creek Antimony Project, particularly in industry contexts. This naming aligns with historical references and the geographical features of the region.


Therefore, the dual naming of the area as Antimony Canyon and the Coyote Creek Antimony Project reflects its rich historical background and the evolution of its mining activities over time.