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Abancay

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Abancay

Town and capital of the department of Apurímac in Peru, situated in a valley of the Andes 250 km/155 mi west of Cuzco; area 313.07 sq km/120.88 sq mi; population (1996) 53,838. Abancay stands at an altitude of 2,377 m/7,798 ft and is a mining and sugar-processing centre.
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The Minaspata Property is owned 100 percent by the Abancay Joint Venture (Southwestern 50 percent, Cambior 41.
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The Abancay Joint Venture is comprised of Southwestern 50 percent, Cambior (CBJ-T, ME, Amex) 41.
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Exploration activities were pursued on the Dormex property in Quebec, the Annie Laurie, Hamburg and Rye properties in the United States, the Yaou property in French Guiana and the Abancay property in Peru.
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