60D Mt. Kerang Road, Buckrabanyule VIC 3525

Commodities Include: Gold (Alluvial and Primary) REE Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc.

The property has never had a mining licence in place, though various exploration licences over the property have seen interest from Rio Tinto Exploration (circa 1971-74 and 1988-89), as well as other smaller companies, however no modern-day-technology in exploration has been undertaken.

Opportunity now exists for the acquisition / purchase of this property.

Buckrabanyule is in north-central Victoria some 237 kilometres from Melbourne and just north of the township of Wedderburn.

The Granites, Mount Egbert and Wychitella Nature Conservation Reserve are nearby.

Other listed uses for the property as per the zoning include, cattle feedlot, grazing animal production, poultry farm, primary produce sales and agriculture, as well as a myriad of other uses listed within the planning scheme of Loddon Council website, though it is believed that the best use of the land is for mining purposes. The rural conservation aspect of this property is an added benefit with the pristine local forest providing a great camping or weekender experience. The wildlife, the diversity of the trees, scrubs and grasses and the privacy of this large parcel will be enjoyed by all. Side road and highway access, catchment dams, dual purpose property.
Directions: Turn Right off the Calder Highway north west down Mt.Kerang road travel past the skinners camping lake , veer right at pointer board. go 4.5 kms past Woolshed Flat sign, a large empty dam on the left and look for the signs on the trees and the gate on the left

Information Memorandum and Sale Contract available by request.

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