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How to use the Interactive Map

Step 1: Use the hand tool on the map to pull yourself around the site. You can use your mouse wheel or the plus/minus arrows on the right hand side of the page to zoom in and out.

Step 2: Click through the highlighted points of interest on the map to learn more about key points of interest and CCOP Project components.

Step 3: You can leave a comment or feedback on the Interactive Map for the Project Team to review. Click on 'Make Comments' and then click anywhere on the map to leave a comment. You will be prompted to enter your details (name, email, suburb, phone) and select a 'pin' from one of the six feedback categories..

Step 4: Drag and drop your pin in the relevant location on the map and use the sub-menu on the left to leave your feedback.

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Please use the interactive map to have your say on the proposed Cadia Continued Operations Project.

Click anywhere inside the project area on the map to leave your comment.

Your feedback will continue to shape our proposals before they are developed further.

Alternatively you can communicate with our team to leave a comment and subscribe to updates on the project.

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Why do we need these products/materials and how do we use them?

Cadia produces gold doré from a gravity circuit and gold-rich copper concentrates from a flotation circuit at Cadia. The concentrates are piped to a dewatering plant in Blayney, with concentrates piped to a dewatering plant in Blayney, which are then sent by rail to Port Kembla (NSW) for export.

Gold and copper are essential minerals to many innovative technologies around the world — such as smart and renewable energy, aquaculture, and electric cars, as well as in industries such as construction, medicine, electronics, and manufacturing.

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What is an off-site water storage facility?

Cadia sources its water from diverse sources, including from site rainfall runoff, treated effluent water from Orange City Council and local creeks and rivers under water licence allocations. Water stewardship is a high priority for Cadia and we regularly look at ways to source, manage and secure our water supply for our operations in a way that minimises the impact to other users, local communities and the environment. As part of this, Cadia is assessing options associated with another offsite water storage facility (a water storage facility and associated infrastructure) to provide additional water security for the continued operations.

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Cadia Hill pit

Why is the mine continuing?

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What is a tailings storage facility (TSF)?

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Why is the conceptual water storage facility study area so large?

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