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land acreages existing during each phase. Within each phase the <br /> Table shows the number of newly affected acres, affected acres <br /> buried by the advancing tailing, affected acres existing at phase <br /> end and a cumulative total of affected acres. Table 2 . 1 also <br /> shows the number of acres reclaimed during each phase and a <br /> cumulative total. <br /> Mining and Reclamation Phase Maps (Appendix I) have <br /> been drawn to graphically illustrate the time sequence of the <br /> changing acreages for the affected and reclaimed lands. Each <br /> affected parcel or acreage of land shown on the maps is coded and <br /> referenced in the text by a number or letter as described in <br /> Section 6. , DISTURBANCES. Phase I essentially indicates the <br /> present status of Climax lands as affected, non-affected and <br /> • reclaimed. Phases II through V indicates the changing land <br /> status in relation to mining and reclamation activities until <br /> mining is expected to cease during the year 2015. Phase VI map <br /> illustrates the final physical appearance of the Climax property. <br /> 2. 2 ORE BODY <br /> The Climax ore body is a large, near-surface, stock- <br /> works type deposit. The Ceresco Upper and Lower Ore Bodies <br /> comprise the deposit (Figure 4. 1) . The ore bodies are arcuate in <br /> section and circular in plan and are stacked one above the other <br /> with a remaining portion of the Ceresco Ore Body being the highest. <br /> Known mineable ore extends from the surface. of Ceresco <br /> Ridge (approximately the 12 , 500 foot elevation) down to an elevation <br /> 2-3 <br />