The Meridian property consists of a consolidation of the Eva (082KNW066), Criterion-Oyster (082KNW065), Cholla (082KNW143), Lucky Jack (082KNW187), Red Horse (082KNW063), Conmore (082KNW047), St. Joe (082KNW046) and Imperial (082KNW186) claim groups. The property is situated on the southwest slopes of Lexington Mountain, northeast of Camborne near the confluence of Pool Creek and the Incomappleux River. The original access to the property was via a horse trail, following the cable tram line beginning at a log bridge crossing the canyon of Pool Creek at Camborne. Later a switchback road was constructed to the Eva workings from flats of the Incomappleux River directly below the mine. The road, trail and mine working are presently overgrown and in total disrepair.

Several gold-bearing quartz veins strike northwest within mestasediments of the Broadview Formation of the Lower Paleozoic Lardeau Group. See associated claim groups for details of workings.

Production from the various properties from 1903 to 1941 totalled 88,763 tonnes resulting in 543.9 kilograms of gold and 165.5 kilograms of silver.

Duval Corporation mapped and sampled the old workings in 1968. Madison Oils Limited optioned the property in 1978. Granges Exploration Ltd. optioned the property from Lucky Strike Resources Ltd. in 1987 and conducted surveys and sampling.