

The La Viuda project is inserted in an elongated Mining Cluster approximately N15 ° W, following a regional structural trend, where there are mainly 9 porphyry copper deposits, such as the Llahuin Porphyry System (Llahuin, Cerro del Oro, Ferrocarril, South, North porphyries) owned by Southern Hemisphere Mining, the Llanos Porphyry owned by Hochschild and Gomila, the Tulio Porphyry owned by small miners, and La Viuda, Megalo and Megalo Norte? porphyries (Sociedad Contratual Minera Megalo)
| Property Type | Specialty |
| New Construction | No |
| Bathrooms (total) | 0 |
| Rooms Total | 0 |
| Pool Private | No |
| Lot Size (acres) | 2223.0000 |
| Lot Size Source | Other |
| Lot Features | Mineral Rights |
| County | Other |
| MLS Area Major | 82 |
| Subdivision | NA |
| Road Surface | Other |
| Water Source | Well |
| Parcel # | NA |
| Legal Description | NA |
| Listing Terms | Cash |
| Lease Considered | No |
| Disclosures | Other |
Texas Water Code §49.452 requires districts to publish annual notices with tax rate, bonded indebtedness, and assessed value. Most Harris-area MUDs publish these; a handful managed by Inframark do not.
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