From the province to the pit.
Every producing mine in British Columbia, standing on the rock it was found in. Pick one and go inside.
- Ground relief from the newest survey (green: trees and objects in the 1 m patch)
- Mine area: mapped (pits, dumps), or dug ground seen by lidar
- Raised ground since 2011-2015: dumps, dams, stockpiles (lidar)
- Rivers and streams
- Roads, tracks and rail around the mine
- Haul trucks and shovels (illustrative)
- Conveyor, moving
- Power line and towers
- Haul and service roads
- Buildings
- Ground, image, rims, roads, lines and buildings are real; every line stands on the same measured ground. Trucks, shovels, ramps and conveyor motion are illustrative. Drag to turn; scroll or pinch to zoom.
We build views like this one for a mine, a project or a claim block, from open data and from yours: for community sessions, approvals, closure plans and investors. Tell us what you need to show and build.
For information only, from public records. Not an engineering, site or investment assessment.