California Gold Mines, Prospecting, Panning, Treasure Hunting and Rockhounding
California gold in: California Gold Region One California Gold Region Two California Gold Region Three California Gold Region Four California Gold Region Five California Gold Region Six Ancient Rivers of Gold
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CALIFORNIA GOLD MAPS - MEXICO TO OREGON.
The
California gold deposits in California gold regions 1 through 6 are continuous map-to-map.
To read more about California gold prospecting, gold history and counties in which gold
has been found in each of these California gold regions, click on the blue
underlined words "CLICK HERE", as shown below.
CALIFORNIA GOLD MAP 1 - The
gold of California Gold Region 1 is shown on California Gold Map 1. Mountains, valleys, dry washes, deserts.
California Gold Map 1 shows 405 gold mines and prospects adjacent to Arizona & Nevada and from Mexico to Death Valley. Yuma, Picacho, Pot Holes, Glamis, Brawley, Salton Sea, Blythe, Needles. Sites in Imperial, Riverside, San Bernardino, & Kern counties. This famous
California gold mining region is of great interest to gold prospectors and treasure hunters.
The gold
sites continue to the west on California Gold Maps 2, 3, and 4.
To read more about gold in California Gold Region 1 CLICK
HERE.
CALIFORNIA GOLD MAP 2 - 340 gold mines and
prospects are shown in California Gold Region 2. San Diego, Escondido, Santa Ana, Riverside, Palm Springs, Indio, Julian, Banner, Dulzura, Jacumba, El Centro. Gold prospecting and gold panning in mountains, streams and national forests. Excellent camping, fishing, hiking and recreational vehicle
facilities will be found in California Gold Region 2.
The gold
sites continue to the east on California Gold Map 1 and to the north on Map 3.
To read more about gold in California Gold Region 2 CLICK
HERE.
CALIFORNIA GOLD MAP 3 - 513 gold mines and prospects are shown on this
map of California Gold Region 3.
Los Angeles, Ventura, San Bernardino, Big Bear Lake, Lancaster, Palmdale, Barstow, Victorville, Twenty-Nine Palms.
The San Gabriel, Tehachapi & San Bernardino Mountains. The Frazier Mountain and Piru Creek gold deposits.
The Angeles & San Bernardino National Forests.
There is good gold prospecting, gold panning, treasure hunting, rockhounding and metal
detecting throughout California Gold Region 3. There are many gold mines and prospects
near Los Angeles and San
Bernardino.
The gold sites continue to the east on California Gold Map 1, to the south on Map 2
and to the north on Map 4.
To read more about gold in California Gold Region 3 CLICK
HERE.
CALIFORNIA GOLD MAP 4 - This California Gold Map shows 770 gold mines and prospects
in California Gold Region 4 and many well known gold mining towns, such as Randsburg, Johannesburg and Trona. You will see Mojave, China Lake, Bakersfield, Porterville and Fresno east to Fort Irwin, the Sierra, Sequoia, & Inyo National Forests, the Kings, Kern & Owens rivers and the Slate, El Paso & Inyo Mountains.
Treasure hunters with metal detectors love to "gold nugget shoot" in this famous gold mining region.
The gold sites continue to the east on California Gold Map 1, to the south on Map 3 and to the north
on Map 5.
To read more about gold in California Gold Region
4 CLICK HERE.
CALIFORNIA GOLD MAP 5 -3000 gold mines and prospects are shown on this California Mother Lode Gold Map. California Gold
Region 5 extends northward from
about 40 miles south of Yosemite National Park to Quincy and Paradise and eastward from Sacramento to Lake Tahoe.
The cities of Jamestown, Columbia, Grass Valley, Downieville, and Marysville are
in this region. Eight national forests. Ancient (Tertiary) rivers are shown, plus the American, Calaveras, Cosumnes, Feather, Merced, Mokelumne, Sacramento, Stanislaus, Tuolumne and Yuba gold-bearing rivers.
California Gold Region 5 is a world-class gold prospecting and gold panning region. You will enjoy visiting the old gold mining ghost towns and viewing the gold mining artifacts on display. The California State Mining and Mineral Museum at Mariposa, near Yosemite National Park, has excellent exhibits of California gold nuggets and other specimens from California gold mines.
The gold
sites continue to the south on California Gold Map 4 and to the north on Map 6.
To read more about gold in California Gold Region 5 CLICK
HERE.
To read more about gold in California's "Ancient Rivers of
Gold" CLICK
HERE.
CALIFORNIA GOLD MAP 6 -The California gold mines and prospects in California Gold Region 6 extend from the north edge of California Gold Map 5 (latitude 40 Deg. N) to the Oregon state line. Superb scenery. Klamath, Trinity & Smith rivers. Fifteen-hundred-eighty (1,580) gold mines and prospects are shown. Redding, Shasta, Susanville, Whiskeytown, French Gulch, Weed, Alturas, Orleans, Happy Camp.
Gold mining in California Gold Region 6 was second only to the Mother Lode in California gold production. There are many gold prospecting, gold panning and gold mining locations here. Great placer gold and lode gold areas. Gold deposits are shown on the Pacific coast beaches near Crescent
City on California Gold Map 6.
The gold
sites continue to the south on California Gold Map 5.
To read more about gold in California Gold Region 6 CLICK
HERE.
To request sets of gold maps of California, please go to the
"Requesting Gold Maps" link, below.
California gold in: California
Gold Region One
California
Gold Region Two California
Gold Region Three California
Gold Region Four California
Gold Region Five California
Gold Region Six Ancient
Rivers of Gold
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