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Mining and Geological Cadastral Atlas of PeruUpdated, January 31, 2008PresentationIt is historically known that the first Peru<strong>vi</strong>an settlers were established in the locality of Paccaicasa,in Ayacucho. They made stone tools for hunting and fruit collection. Thus, the first cultural signs ofrupestrian art were found in the mining site of Toquepala, in Tacna (7600 B.C)With the passing of time, the Peru<strong>vi</strong>an settlers performed agricultural and textile act<strong>iv</strong>ities; theybuilt ceremonial centres, and developed mining act<strong>iv</strong>ities for metals and non-metals.Pottery, gold-smithing and silver-smithing, dyeing, citadels and temples built during the Pre-Incaand Inca eras; the extraction and processing of mercury, gold and silver during Colonial times; theexploitation of guano of the islands and saltpetre in the early Republican era, all show our miningtradition. This mining tradition continues nowadays and it is manifested in the ample gamut ofmineral resources -- metallic, poly-metallic or non-metallic -- that generate more than 50% of thecountry´s annual income, due to export of traditional and non-traditional mineral products.Within the legal framework of Peru, it is important to highlight the fact that since 1990 it has beenincorporated into our legislat<strong>iv</strong>e system a series of modern concepts related to the rationalexploitation of natural resources, to sustained development and the protection of the en<strong>vi</strong>ronment.The Energy and Mines Sector, conscious of the role that it must perform within the Peru<strong>vi</strong>ansociety, promoted its implementation in the public sector, as well as in the pr<strong>iv</strong>ate sector, throughprograms of quality management, en<strong>vi</strong>ronmental and mining safety and social responsibility.The Preliminary Text of the Single Re<strong>vi</strong>sed Text (TUO as per its Spanish acronym) of the GeneralMining Law, approved by Supreme Decree No 014-92-EM, consists of regulations of everythingrelated to the use of mineral materials from the soil and sub-soil within the national territory, aswell as from its maritime domain.On the other hand, it establishes that all the mineral resources belong to the State, whoseproperty is inalienable and imprescriptibly, for which it evaluates and preserves, ordering, amongother actions, to develop a “Basic Data System” for the promotion of investment.To develop a “Basic Data System” has not been an easy task. Nevertheless, thanks to the legalinitiat<strong>iv</strong>e, and especially to the human team of the National Institute of Concessions and MiningCadastre (INAAC – Spanish acronym) , the Geological, Mining and Metallurgic Institute(INGEMMET), the General Mining Bureau (DGM), and the General Bureau of En<strong>vi</strong>ronmental Affairs(DGAMM) of the Ministry of Energy and Mines, this important challenge has been confronted withsuccess.Any citizen counts with a “National Map” nowadays, elaborated by the National GeographicInstitute – (IGN), at a scale of 1/100,000, one hundred percent finalized, that covers our entireterritorial surface. On the other hand, he counts with cartographic information of the soil and subsoilof the land ha<strong>vi</strong>ng finalized to 100% the “National Geographic Map.” Besides, he counts with a“Natural Mine Cadastre” and a modern, “Cadastre of Restricted Areas to Mining Act<strong>iv</strong>ities,”automated and in real time, that can be <strong>vi</strong>ewed by any national and foreign citizen <strong>vi</strong>a Internet,through the Web Page www.ingemmet.gob.pe. Finally, the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM),is in charge of a “System of Mining and En<strong>vi</strong>ronmental Information” that is currently in process ofcontinuous improvement.A challenge for the Energy and Mines Sector is to achieve the integration of the “System ofGeological and Cadastral Mining Information” entrusted to INGEMMET with the “System of Miningand En<strong>vi</strong>ronmental Information” assigned to the Ministry of Energy and Mines, in order to offer abetter ser<strong>vi</strong>ce.Since 2007, INACC and INGEMMET have fused. As a result of this fusion by Supreme Decree No035-2007-EM a new “Regulation of Organization and Functions” was approved, where it isestablished that INGEMMET is a Decentralized Public Agency of the Sector of Energy and Mines,with legal representation of public law. In the exercise of its functions, it enjoys technical,economic and administrat<strong>iv</strong>e autonomy, constituting a Budgetary Program.
INGEMMET has as an object<strong>iv</strong>e to obtain, store, register, process, manage and disseminategeological information, the resources from the sub-soil, and the geological and geo-en<strong>vi</strong>ronmentrisks in an efficient manner.INGEMMET conducts the Ordinary Mining Procedures according to what is ordered by the GeneralMining Law and its regulations, including the reception of petitions, the awarding of miningconcessions and their extinction, according to the final causes g<strong>iv</strong>en by the law, ordering andsystematizing the geo-referenced information through the National Mining Cadastre, as well as themanagement and distribution of the Rights of Validity and Penality.The Mining Cadastre General Bureau is an organism in charge of directing, coordinating, andexecuting the referred act<strong>iv</strong>ities to the formation of the National Mining Cadastre, the Pre-Cadastreand the Restricted Areas Cadastre to the Mining Act<strong>iv</strong>ity. Among the functions of the NationalMining Cadastre stands out the incorporation of the National Mining Cadastre of the definite UTMcoordinates of the mining concessions; of Benefit, General Labour and Mining Transportation; thecoordination of the De-centralized Organisms of the institution in cadastral matters; thecoordination with local, regional and national public and pr<strong>iv</strong>ate agencies which utilize cadastralinformation; the national and regional mining e-cadastre; the elaboration of the Cadastre ofRestricted Areas to the Mining Act<strong>iv</strong>ity that integrates information of other sectors like the Instituteof Natural Resources – INRENA, National Institute of Culture – INC, territorial demarcation – INEI,National Geographic Institute – IGN, among others, for the consulting and simplification ofadministrat<strong>iv</strong>e procedures and information transparency.In relation to the geological potential of Peru we must show that it is not only very rich but alsohighly varied, standing out by its geological projects of world import.Peru has always achieved a position, with the exception of iron, within the first ten producingcountries in the world, being the first producers of silver in the world. At the South American level,Peru is the first producer of gold, zinc, lead and tin. This speaks well not only of the abundance ofresources, but also the stability of the economic policies of our country.The “Mining and Geological Cadastral Atlas of Peru” is a graphic tool that shows in a simplemanner cartographic information of the surface and sub-soil of the national territory, and attemptsto show any citizen and mining investor the mining potential of Peru, its mining density, therestricted areas to mining act<strong>iv</strong>ities (established for several Sectors to protect our culturalheritage, its scenery as well as the varied flora and fauna) and the referential location on thiscartography of the main units of mining production and mining projects at a national level.It is important to conclude this presentation remembering that the exercise of the mining act<strong>iv</strong>ity:exploration, exploitation, benefits, general labour and mining transportation, are developed withinthe current legal framework and thus the micro-entrepreneurs of artisanal and small mining, aswell as the entrepreneurs of medium and grand mining have to follow the basic requirementsbefore engaging in these act<strong>iv</strong>ities: to obtain a title of mining concession and the approval ofen<strong>vi</strong>ronmental studies demanded by the Sector in charge of the specific type of mining project.Eng Henry Luna CordovaChief of Mining Cadastre BureauGeological, Mining and Metallurgic Institute
Energy And Mines SectorJuan Vald<strong>iv</strong>ia RomeroMinister of Energy and MinesFelipe Isasi CayoVice-Minister of MinesPedro Gamio AitaVice-Minister of EnergyGeological, Mining and Metallurgic InstituteBoard Of DirectorsJaime Chávez-R<strong>iv</strong>a GálvezPresident of the Board of DirectorsChurchill Vela VelásquezDirectorEdmundo de la Vega MuñozDirectorJorge Silva Dá<strong>vi</strong>laDirectorCésar Zegarra RoblesDirectorMario Huerta RodríguezGeneral SecretaryIn Line AgenciesHenry Luna CordovaChief of Mining Cadastre BureauAlfredo Chavez MendozaChief of Mining ConcessionsLuis Barranzuela FarfanChief of Rights of LegalityLionel Fidel SmollChief of En<strong>vi</strong>ronmental Geology and Geological RiskLuis Chirif R<strong>iv</strong>eraChief of Mineral and Energetic ResourcesVictor CarlottoChief of Regional GeologyVicentina Cruz PauccaraChief of Laboratory
Mission:To award Titles of Mining Concessions; to administer theNational Mining Cadastre and the Rights of Legality andPenality with transparency and judicial security; also,through its investigation, to process, manage andpublicize efficiently geoscientific information of thenational territory, in order to promote investment, tosupport the planning of development and to contribute inthe search of a better quality of life for all Peru<strong>vi</strong>ans.Vision:To be a leader in organization in Public Administration at anational and international level due to the quality of ourser<strong>vi</strong>ces; counting upon mot<strong>iv</strong>ated and competentpersonnel who would contribute to the development andto the encouragement of national and foreign investment.General Object<strong>iv</strong>es:1. To ensure the quality of processes impro<strong>vi</strong>ng themcontinuously.2. Distribute knowledge about geology, mineral andenergetic resources associated to sub-soil and thegeological risks of the national territory.3. To position as a leader Agency at a national andinternational level due to the quality of its ser<strong>vi</strong>ces.4. To consolidate as a pro-act<strong>iv</strong>e and efficient Agency inthe management of its resources.5. To promote the integral development of the personnel.
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81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W0° 0°EcuadorColombia3°S 3°STUMBESVIVAMAZONAS6°S 6°SLAMBAYEQUECAJAMARCA6°N6°S6°N6°SPERUSANMARTINLALIBERTADXVIIIIIIVHUANUCOLORETOUCAYALIBrasil9°S 9°SANCASH87°W54°S 54°SSud América111°W69°W87°W51°W63°W33°W18°S 18°S30°S 30°S42°S 42°S39°WPacific Pacific Ocean OceanPASCOXVIIXVIIILIMA12°S MADRE DE DIOS12°SEnergy and Mining SectorGeolocical Mining and Metalurgical InstituteHUANCAVELICAVIIIICAAYACUCHOIXIIICUSCOAPURIMACXIXIV15°S 15°SPUNO90 0 90 180KmMETAL-GENETIC MAP OF PERUPOLIMTALIC MIOCENE DEPOSITMICENE Cu – Mo (Au,W) PORPHYRYAu-Ag EPITERMAL FROM THE OLIGOCENIC – POLICENICSn DEPOSITS – FROM THE OLIGOCENIC – MIOCENICCu-Mo PORPHYRY SKARNS, FROM THE EOSENE - OLIGOCENICCu-Mo PORFIDS FROM THE POLEOCENE - EOCENEAu-Ag EPITERMAL FROM THE SUPERIOR CRETHIUSCu-Mo PORFIDS FRON THE SUPERIOR CRETHIUSPb-Zn-Cu from VOLCANEGIUS MASIVE SULFURS, FROM THE SUPERIOR CRETHIUSAu-Pb-Zn-Cu MESOTHERMALS FROM THE SUPERIOR CRETHIUSCu-Mo PORFIDS FROM THE INFERIOR RETHIUSCe-Fe-Au DEPOSITS INFERIOR JURASSIC MEDIUM-CRETASICPb-Zn-Au from VOLCANEGIUS MASIVE SULFURS, FROM THE ALBANIUM-JURASSICCu-Au PORFID – SKARNS FROM THE SUPERIOR JURASSICPb-Zn MIISISSIPI VALLEY FROM THE TRIASICAu-Pb-Zn MESOTHERMAL FROM THE PERMICCu MESOTHERMAL SKARNS FROM THE PERMICUMAu SEDIMENTARY ROCS FROM THE ORDOVICICXVIXVAREQUIPAMOQUEGUAXIIITACNA18°S 18°STECHNICAL INFORMATIONDATUM : PSAD56ELLIPSOID : INTERNATIONAL 1924SOURCE: INGEMMETLagoTiticacaChileBol<strong>iv</strong>ia81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W
81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W0° 0°EcuadorColombia3°S 3°STUMBESVIVAMAZONAS6°S 6°SLAMBAYEQUECAJAMARCA6°N6°S6°N6°SPERUSANMARTINLALIBERTADXVIIIIIIVHUANUCOLORETOUCAYALIBrasil9°S 9°SANCASH87°W54°S 54°SSud América111°W69°W87°W51°W63°W33°W18°S 18°S30°S 30°S42°S 42°S39°WPacific Pacific Ocean OceanPASCOXVIIXVIIILIMA12°S MADRE DE DIOS12°SEnergy and Mining SectorGeolocical Mining and Metalurgical InstituteHUANCAVELICAVIIIICAAYACUCHOIXIIICUSCOAPURIMACXIXIV15°S 15°SPUNO90 0 90 180KmMETAL-GENETIC MAP OF PERUMINING CADASTRE GENERAL BUREAUPOLIMTALIC MIOCENE DEPOSITMICENE Cu – Mo (Au,W) PORPHYRYAu-Ag EPITERMAL FROM THE OLIGOCENIC – POLICENICSn DEPOSITS – FROM THE OLIGOCENIC – MIOCENICCu-Mo PORPHYRY SKARNS, FROM THE EOSENE - OLIGOCENICCu-Mo PORFIDS FROM THE POLEOCENE - EOCENEAu-Ag EPITERMAL FROM THE SUPERIOR CRETHIUSCu-Mo PORFIDS FRON THE SUPERIOR CRETHIUSPb-Zn-Cu from VOLCANEGIUS MASIVE SULFURS, FROM THE SUPERIOR CRETHIUSAu-Pb-Zn-Cu MESOTHERMALS FROM THE SUPERIOR CRETHIUSCu-Mo PORFIDS FROM THE INFERIOR RETHIUSCe-Fe-Au DEPOSITS INFERIOR JURASSIC MEDIUM-CRETASICPb-Zn-Au from VOLCANEGIUS MASIVE SULFURS, FROM THE ALBANIUM-JURASSICCu-Au PORFID – SKARNS FROM THE SUPERIOR JURASSICPb-Zn MIISISSIPI VALLEY FROM THE TRIASICAu-Pb-Zn MESOTHERMAL FROM THE PERMICCu MESOTHERMAL SKARNS FROM THE PERMICUMAu SEDIMENTARY ROCS FROM THE ORDOVICICXVIXVAREQUIPAMOQUEGUAXIIITACNA18°S 18°STECHNICAL INFORMATIONDATUM : PSAD56ELLIPSOID : INTERNATIONAL 1924SOURCE: INGEMMETLagoTiticacaChileBol<strong>iv</strong>ia81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W
81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W0° 0°Colombia3°S 3°SEcuadorLa Virgen (Au-Ag-Cu)6°S Poderosa (Au-Zn-Pb)6°S87°W69°W51°W33°W6°N 6°NHorizonte (Au)6°S 6°SPERU18°S 18°SYanacocha (Au)Alto Chicama (Au)Pierina (Au)Antamina (Cu-Zn-Ag)Brasil30°S 30°S42°S 42°S54°S 54°SSud América9°SQuiru<strong>vi</strong>lca (Cu-Ag-Pb-Zn)Huamzalá (Zn-Cu-Pb)9°S111°W87°W63°W39°WPacahapaqui (Pb-Ag)Raura (Zn-Pb-Cu-Ag)Pacific Pacific Ocean OceanEl Brocal (Zn-Pb-Ag)Uchucchacua (Ag-Zn-Pb)Milpo (Pb-Zn-Ag)Quicay (Au-Ag-Cu)Iscaycruz (Zn-Pb-Cu-Ag)San Vicente (Zn-Pb)12°S 12°SYauliyacu (Ag-Zn-Pb-Cu)San Rafael (Sn)Maria Teresa (Cu-Zn-Pb-Ag)Morococha (Cu-Zn-Pb-Ag)Huarón (Cu-Pb-Zn)Tamboraque (Au-Ag-Pb-Zn)San Cristóbal (Zn-Pb-Ag)Arcata (Ag-Au)Santa Rita (Ag-Cu-Pb-Zn)Selene (Au-Ag)Paula (Au-Ag) Tintaya (Cu-Au-Ag-MRaúl-Condestable (Cu-Au-Ag-Zn-Pb)Yauricocha (Cu-Zn-Pb-Ag)Arasi (Au)15°S 15°SCerro Lindo (Cu)Bol<strong>iv</strong>iaSan Genaro (Ag)Arirahua (Au)Ticrapo (Au)Tucari (Au)Caylloma (Pb-Ag-Zn-CHuachac (Au)Caudalosa Grande (Pb-Ag-Cu-Au)Energy and Mining SectorCaudalosa Chica (Pb-Ag-Zn)Julcani (Ag-Pb-Cu)Cobriza (Cu-Ag)18°S San Juan de Chorunga (Au)18°SAntapite (Au-Ag)Geological Minin and Metalurgical Institute110 0 110 220KmMAIN MINING PRODUCERSOPERATING MINING PROJECTSMina Justa (Cu-Au)Shougang (Fe)TECHNICAL INFORMATIONDATUM : PSAD56ELLIPSOID : INTERNATIONAL 1924SOURCE: INGEMMETIshihuinca (Au-Cu-Ag)Santa Rosa-Virundo (Au-Ag)Tía María (Cu-Mo)Cerro Verde (Cu-Mo)Shila (Au)Santa Bárbara (Pb-Ag-Cu)Santa Rosa (Au)Toquepala (Cu-Mo-Au)Cuajone (Cu-Mo-Au)Chile81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W
81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W0° 0°EcuadorColombiaBolsa del Diablo (Au-Ag)Potrobayo (Zn-Pb-Cu)Lagartos (Cu-Mo)3°S Higuerón (Zn-Pb-Cu)El Papayo (Zn-Pb-Cu)Tambogrande (Cu-Zn-Au-Ag-Pb)Río Blanco (Cu-Mo)Huaquillas (Au-Ag-Zn)Sapalache (Au-Ag)Ñangali (Au-Ag)3°SHualatán (Au)6°S La Huaca (Cu-Mo-Au-Zn)87°W 69°W 51°W 33°W6°SLa Zanja (Au-Ag)Colpayoc (Cu-Au-Ag)9°SRondoní (Cu-Fe-Ag-Pb-Zn-Mo)9°SEl Porvenir (Zn,Pb,Ag,Cu)Pachagón (Cu-Mo)Shalipayco (Zn-Pb-Ag)Salpo (Ag-Au)Puy Puy (Cu-Au-Zn-Pb-Ag)Alto Dorado (Au-Cu)Pashpa (Cu-Mo-Zn-Pb-Ag)Toromocho (Cu-Zn-Pb-Ag-Mo)Anco<strong>vi</strong>lca (Cu-Zn-Pb-Ag)Tumipampa (Au, Ag, Cu)TucumachayParón (Cu-Zn-Ag-Au)Azulcocha (Zn-Mn)12°SLuminaria (Au)Estrella (Au-Ag)Milenio (Cu, Au) 12°SAntoro Sur (Cu, Au)Pacific Pacific Ocean OceanSoloco (Zn-Pb)Cañariaco (Cu-Mo-Au)Galeno (Cu-Au-Mo)Michiquillay (Cu-Au-Mo-Ag)Shahuindo (Au-Ag)Las Princesas (Au-Pb-Zn)El Gigante (Au-Ag-Pb-Zn-Cu)6°N 6°N6°S 6°SPERU18°S 18°S30°S 30°S42°S 42°S54°S 54°SSud América111°W87°W63°W39°WLa Yegua (Cu-Mo-Au)Cotabambas (Cu-Au)Puquio (Cu-Mo)Molletambo (Cu-Fe-Au)Lomo de Camello (Au)Acari (Cu, Au)Ataspaca (Cu-Au)Palla Palla (Au-Ag)15°S San Antonio de Poto (Au) 15°SMina Justa (Cu-Au)Energy and Mining SectorGeolocical Mining and Metalurgical InstituteAguas Verdes (Cu)Marcahui (Cu-Mo)Coripampa (Au, Ag)Zafranal (Cu-Mo)Tesoro (Au)El Chorro (Cu-Mo)Palca AuAccha (Titiminas) (Zn-Pb)Esperanza (Au)Chapi (Cu-Mo)18°SLos Calatos (Cu-Mo)18°S100 0 100 200KmMAIN MINING PROJECTSMining ProjectsTECHNICAL INFORMATIONDATUM : PSAD56ELLIPSOID : INTERNATIONAL 1924Cacachara (Pb-Ag-Zn)Humajala (Au)Mazo Cruz (Au-Ag)ChileSanta AnaSOURCE: INGEMMET, DGM81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W
SEGÚN EXTENSION1181°W78°W75°W72°W69°W0° 0°EcuadorColombia3°S 3°STUMBESLORETOPIURAAMAZONAS6°S 6°S84°W60°W36°W6°N 6°NLAMBAYEQUE6°S 6°SPERÚ18°S 18°SSAN MARTINBrasil30°S 30°S42°S 42°SLA LIBERTADPacific Pacific Ocean Ocean54°S 54°SSud América84°W 60°W 36°W9°S 9°SHUANUCOANCASHUCAYALITECHNICAL INFORMATIONDATUM : PSAD56ELIPSOIDE : INTERNATIONAL 1924LIMAPASCOJunin LakeJUNIN12°S 12°SLEYENDMADRE DE DIOSICACUSCOMINING RIGHTS DISTRIBUTION15°S AYACUCHOPUNO15°SCADASTRE UPTO JANUARY 2008DEPARTMENTSMINING TITLED RIGHTSMINING RIGTHS IN PROGRESSBENEFIT TREATMENT PLANTSTITLED MININGRIGHTSAREQUIPA90 0 90 180KmAPURIMACMOQUEGUALAMBAYEQUE 283 44 0 32718°S TACNA18°SSOURCE: INGEMMET(BY QUANTITY)MINING RIGHTS INPROGRESSBENEFIT TREATMENTPLANTSMINING RIGHTSAMAZONAS 217 132 0 349ANCASH 2,333 558 23 2,914APURIMAC 724 208 3 935AREQUIPA 2,419 752 28 3,199AYACUCHO 1,322 276 12 1,610CAJAMARCA 1,957 242 13 2,212CALLAO 12 10 0 22CUSCO 1,204 296 5 1,505HUANCAVELICA 1,997 466 19 2,482HUANUCO 403 169 0 572ICA 764 190 14 968JUNIN 2,442 452 41 2,935LA LIBERTAD 2,199 392 28 2,619LIMA 2,842 597 47 3,486LORETO 38 21 0 59MADRE DE DIOS 1,281 593 0 1,874MOQUEGUA 544 148 10 702PASCO 1,042 113 13 1,168PIURA 604 156 10 770PUNO 1,689 445 7 2,141SAN MARTIN 93 100 0 193TACNA 504 109 2 615TUMBES 9 8 0 17UCAYALI 23 17 0 40TOTAL33,714Energy and Mining SectorGeological Mining and Metalurgical InstituteMINING RIGHTSDISTRIBUTIONJANUARY, 2008TiticacaLakeChileBol<strong>iv</strong>ia81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W
81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W0° 0°EcuadorColombia3°S 3°STUMBESLORETOPIURAAMAZONAS6°S 6°S84°W60°W36°W6°N 6°NLAMBAYEQUE6°S 6°SPERÚ18°S 18°SSAN MARTINBrasil30°S 30°S42°S 42°SLA LIBERTAD54°S 54°SSud América84°W 60°W 36°W9°S 9°SANCASHHUANUCOUCAYALITECHNICAL INFORMATIONDATUM : PSAD56ELLIPSOIDE : INTERNATIONAL 1924Pacific Pacific Ocean OceanLIMAPASCOJunin Lake12°S JUNIN12°SLEYENDMADRE DE DIOSTITLED MINING RIGHTSCUSCOMINING RIGHTS PROGRESSICABENEFIT TREATMENT PLANTS15°S AYACUCHO15°SAREA DISTRIBUTION WITH MINING RIGHTSCADASTRE UPTO JANUARY 2008(BY EXTENSION)TITLED MINING MINING RIGHTS IN BENEFIT TREATMENTDEPARTMENTSHECTARS.RIGHTS PROGRESSPLANTSAMAZONAS 163,799.93 113,046.79 0.00 276,846.72ANCASH 774,146.47 184,760.57 2,869.60 961,776.64APURIMAC 489,550.84 107,563.42 720.46 597,834.72AREQUIPA 1,100,806.74 357,543.37 3,601.81 1,461,951.92AYACUCHO 733,801.81 139,102.58 433.18 873,337.57CAJAMARCA 1,059,760.63 125,076.05 3,328.21 1,188,164.89CALLAO 2,550.00 1,900.00 0.00 4,450.00CUSCO 716,256.06 128,639.23 964.72 845,860.01HUANCAVELICA 617,706.42 111,065.49 947.46 729,719.37HUANUCO 178,324.46 93,048.34 128.33 271,501.13ICA 358,342.76 58,869.95 1,907.69 419,120.40AREQUIPA90 0 90 180KmMOQUEGUAJUNIN 498,964.54 171,482.88 3,608.98 674,056.4018°S TACNA18°SLA LIBERTAD 871,995.04 154,908.38 5,595.22 1,032,498.64 Geological Mining and Metalurgical InstituteLAMBAYEQUE 186,142.56 13,000.00 0.00 199,142.56LIMA 787,545.03 158,364.92 8,718.92 954,628.87LORETO 24,431.00 13,950.00 0.00 38,381.00MADRE DE DIOS 264,456.87 142,781.13 0.00 407,238.00MOQUEGUA 338,788.69 84,331.74 1,419.29 424,539.72PASCO 270,441.96 43,285.17 2,084.17 315,811.30PIURA 530,971.00 68,875.12 1,870.53 601,716.65PUNO 868,025.86 187,888.65 513.76 1,056,428.27SAN MARTIN 64,299.66 81,200.00 0.00 145,499.66TACNA 280,871.16 74,605.76 299.67 355,776.59TUMBES 1,997.86 2,200.00 0.00 4,197.86UCAYALI 10,800.00 9,500.00 0.63 20,300.63TOTAL13,860,779.52Energy and Mining SectorAREA DISTRIBUTIONWITH MINING RIGHTSJANUARY, 2008SOURCE: INGEMMETPUNOTiticacaLakeChileBol<strong>iv</strong>ia81°W78°W75°W72°W69°W
ContendPagePresentation …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2Directory ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4Mission ….………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 5Vision ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 5General Object<strong>iv</strong>es …………………………………………………………………………………………… 5Splicing Chart of The National Map Scale 1/100,000 ……………………………………. 6Mining Cadastral Map …………………………………………………………………………………….. 7Map of Areas Restricted the Mining Act<strong>iv</strong>ity ………….…………………………………….… 8Mining Cadastral Map and Restricted Areas To The Mining Act<strong>iv</strong>ity ……………… 9Legend of The Geologic Map and Nomenclature ……………………………………………. 10Geological Map of Peru ……………………………………………………………………………………. 11Mining and Geological Cadastral Map …………………………………………………………….. 12Metal - Genetic Map of Peru …………………………………………………………………………... 13Metal - Genetic Map of Peru and Mining Cadastre General Bureau ….…………… 14Main Mining Producers …………………………………………………………………………………….. 15Main Mining Projects ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 16Peru: Operations and Mining Projects …………………………………………………………….. 17Occurrences Polimetalic in Peru ………………………………………………………………………. 18Occurrences of Lead-Zinc in Peru ……………………………………………………………………. 19Occurrences Silver in Peru ………………………………………………………………………………. 20Occurrences of Copper in Peru ……………………………………………………………………….. 21Peru: Operations and Mining Projects ……………………………………………………………. 22Mining Rights Distribution - Cadastre Up to January 2008 …………………………… 23Area Distribution With Mining Rights – Cadastre Up to January 2008 …………. 24
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