PACIFIC POTASH RECIEVES ENVIROMENTAL PERMITS AND MOBILIZES
DRILL RIG TO AMAZONAS POTASH PROJECT
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA – October 21st, 2013 - Pacific Potash Corporation
(TSX-V: PP; OTCQX: PPOTF; FSE: P9P, “Pacific Potash”, “the Company”) is pleased to
announce that it has obtained all environmental permits for drilling in addition to securing and
mobilizing a drill rig to its Amazonas Potash Project. The Company has finalized its work
program, including processing and analyzing seven additional historic seismic lines which
overlay the initial drill targets. Pacific Potash expects to begin drilling within the next 7 days.
The initial well drilled by Pacific Potash will be the first potash well ever to be drilled in the
central part of the Amazonas Basin, as previous exploration efforts for potash have been directed
towards the margins of the basin.
Mr. Andre Costa, President and CEO stated “This is a very significant milestone for Pacific
Potash, as the path is now clear for us to execute the drilling of our initial well of the exploration
program."
It is expected that once drilling commences it will take approximately 60 days to reach depth and
remove core from the formation of interest, the well will top out at approximately 1500 meters of
true depth. The cores will be sent to Saskatchewan, Canada for chemical analysis and processing.
About Pacific Potash Corporation
Pacific Potash Corporation trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol: PP, as well
on the OTCQX under the symbol: PPOTF and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under P9P.
Pacific Potash is engaged in the exploration and development of the Amazonas Potash Project
and the surrounding potash claims targeting the Middle Amazonas Potash Basin, currently the
host to multiple new exploration campaigns for potash. The Company also is exploring the
Provost Potash Property and the surrounding potash claims targeting the prolific Prairie
Evaporite Formation, which is host to multiple conventional and solution potash mines.
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