Copper Hills Project
Location and History
The Copper Hills Project is located in Socorro County, New Mexico, and consists of 10 unpatented mining claims fully owned by Carlton Precious Inc. The property is situated along a prospective corridor identified as the extension of the Morenci copper trend, one of North America’s most prolific copper-producing belts originating in Arizona.
There is no reported history of modern drilling or production on the Copper Hills claims. The area remains largely underexplored.
Geological Potential
Copper Hills is considered prospective for porphyry-style copper–gold mineralization, typical of large systems found throughout the southwestern U.S. The project area lies within a regional trend known for disseminated and structurally controlled mineralization.
As of April 2025, Carlton has not initiated fieldwork at Copper Hills. The Company holds the property as a strategic U.S. asset, with potential for future exploration, joint venture, or development depending on funding and portfolio priorities.
Copper Hills Project
Location and History
The Copper Hills Project is located in Socorro County, New Mexico, and consists of 10 unpatented mining claims fully owned by Carlton Precious Inc. The property is situated along a prospective corridor identified as the extension of the Morenci copper trend, one of North America’s most prolific copper-producing belts originating in Arizona.
There is no reported history of modern drilling or production on the Copper Hills claims. The area remains largely underexplored.
Geological Potential
Copper Hills is considered prospective for porphyry-style copper–gold mineralization, typical of large systems found throughout the southwestern U.S. The project area lies within a regional trend known for disseminated and structurally controlled mineralization.
As of April 2025, Carlton has not initiated fieldwork at Copper Hills. The Company holds the property as a strategic U.S. asset, with potential for future exploration, joint venture, or development depending on funding and portfolio priorities.
Copper Hills Project
Location and History
The Copper Hills Project is located in Socorro County, New Mexico, and consists of 10 unpatented mining claims fully owned by Carlton Precious Inc. The property is situated along a prospective corridor identified as the extension of the Morenci copper trend, one of North America’s most prolific copper-producing belts originating in Arizona.
There is no reported history of modern drilling or production on the Copper Hills claims. The area remains largely underexplored.
Geological Potential
Copper Hills is considered prospective for porphyry-style copper–gold mineralization, typical of large systems found throughout the southwestern U.S. The project area lies within a regional trend known for disseminated and structurally controlled mineralization.
As of April 2025, Carlton has not initiated fieldwork at Copper Hills. The Company holds the property as a strategic U.S. asset, with potential for future exploration, joint venture, or development depending on funding and portfolio priorities.