Where to Find Copper in British Columbia: 8138 Mapped Sites

All 8138 copper sites in British Columbia. Click a pin for the full site report.

• At 2 — Other
• Black Prince (L. 2411) — Other
• Boot — Other
• Caledonia — Other
• Catfish — Other
• Chu Chua — Other
• Chu Chua — Other
• Contact — Other
• Copper Mound — Other
• Deer Park (L.932) — Other
• Foss And Garvey — Other
• Garnet — Other
• Geo — Other
• Giant Copper — Other
• Helen (Lot 1151) — Other
• Homestake Mine — Other
• Indata — Other
• Kutcho Creek — Other
• Laverdiere — Other
• Lc 1 — Other
• Lord 8-10 — Other
• Magnetite (Stu) — Other
• Mcphee — Other
• Mt.Haskins — Other
• Nickel Plate — Other
• Orwill — Other
• Paxton-Texada Mines — Other
• Pellaire — Other
• Prescott-Texada Mines — Other
• Pride Of Emory — Other
• Ranger — Other
• Rocher Deboule — Other
• Sognidoro — Other
• Sunset — Other
• Tofino Nickel — Other
• Victoria (L. 3303) — Other
• Willow Grouse (L.135) — Other
• Windy Craggy — Other
• Allen - Suds — Other
• Ant — Other
• Arizona (L.3176) — Other
• Ascot — Other
• Atlin Ruffner — Other
• Bam 10 — Other
• Basement - June 24 — Other
• Black Diamond — Other
• Blue Rock — Other
• Bobbi — Other
• Bonanza — Other
• Brassie Creek — Other

Showing 50 of 8138 sites — every site appears on the map above.

Native copper shows a salmon-red metallic gleam on any fresh or scratched surface, usually hiding under a green or black tarnish crust. It is malleable — a hammer dents it rather than shattering it — and far heavier than the rock around it. Green malachite staining on outcrop is the classic pointer to copper mineralization nearby.

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