NETPEER MineONE · Reserve Model

SATELLITE OVERVIEW · property and boreholes

Property / Deposit Layers

30–35 ft

Depth slices use the nearest reliable boring that reaches the selected depth. They are a planning visualization, not a certified reserve model.

5-ft Product Yield Model

—saleable tons

—estimated value

—C33 / concrete sand potential

—¼–1 in aggregate feed

—>1 in oversize

—clay / recovery loss

Calculating current layer…

Plant recovery %Bulk density t/yd³¼–1 in $/ton>1 in $/tonSand $/ton

Yield basis: mixed sand/gravel intervals use each boring's measured >¼-in and >1-in fractions. The model separates >1-in oversize from ¼–1-in aggregate feed, with the balance reported as sand/finer. C33 and #57 remain product-potential labels until layer-specific gradation and production testing confirm compliance.

Material

Boring detail

Click a borehole marker for measured lithology, water level, and coarse fraction.

Mapping basis: satellite imagery is a live basemap. The property and lake outlines are approximate planning overlays derived from the current model. Section 13/24 reference geometry is anchored to the Louisiana public PLSS section framework; the parcel remains a planning overlay, not a boundary survey. 3D terrain uses public regional elevation tiles; subsurface lithology comes from the MACK boring logs. MACK 5A and MACK 6 remain excluded because their recorded coordinates are not reliable enough for spatial placement.

Planning yield model interpolated across the property from the nearest reliable MACK boring. Mixed aggregate intervals use the measured >¼-in and >1-in fractions from each boring to estimate three saleable streams: C33/concrete-sand potential, ¼–1-in aggregate feed, and >1-in oversize. Product specification is not certified by this planning model.

Layer	Borings	Gross tons	Saleable	C33 sand potential	¼–1 in feed	>1 in	Loss / clay	Est. value

Product Yield by 5-ft Layer