Bulletin 42, Gold in Washington

State of Washington ARTHUR B. LANGLIE, Governor Department of Conservation and Development W. A. GALBRAITH, Director DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY SHELDON L. GLOVER, Supervisor Bulletin No. 42 GOLD IN WASHINGTON …

North American Miners Association

NAMA or North American Mining Association is the oldest mining club in Washington state. We've got gold claims in WA & OR. We also do Metal Detecting

Where to Find Gold in Washington – Western Mining History

The top placer gold producing township in the state of Washington is 33 0200N 0170E (36 placer claims, 34 gold mines). Most of the active gold mining areas are in the northeast part of the township around the town of Liberty. North of Liberty, township 33 0210N 0170E (26 placer claims, 18 gold mines) ranks third in the state.

WASHINGTON GOLD MAPS, GOLD PLACERS AND GOLD …

History - The Caribou Gold Rush in the colony of British Columbia just to the north of Washington state, was from 1861 - 1866. As a result of the gold rush in Canada, gold was found in Washington. However, this was Indian land and not open to mining and prospecting …

Map, Gold Mines and Mining, Washington | Library of Congress

State of Washington Shows locations of rocks and gold mines. Relief shown by spot heights. Includes text, location map, and 29 mining district maps. Map separately titled: Map 1 -- Map 2 -- Map 3 -- Map 4. Contributor: Geological Survey (U.S.) - Washington (State). Department of Natural Resources

Washington Gold Maps | Gold Claims

Washington's active gold claims represent less than .6% of all active gold claims in the lower 48 states. When you first open the South Dakota gold map you will see a satellite view of the state with little yellow (lode claims) and orange (placer claims) clusters throughout the west-southwest part of the state.

Washington Mines – Western Mining History

Distribution of mines in Washington. Yellow dots are mines with gold listed as a primary commodity. Black dots are mines without gold as a primary commodity, but may have gold listed as a secondary or tertiary commodity. A dynamic version of this map can be viewed on our Mining Towns page.

Map, Gold Mines and Mining, Washington | Library of Congress

State of Washington Shows locations of rocks and gold mines. Relief shown by spot heights. Includes text, location map, and 29 mining district maps. Map separately titled: Map 1 -- Map 2 -- Map 3 -- Map 4. Contributor: Geological Survey (U.S.) - Washington (State…

Washington Gold mining, mines, mine owners and mine statistics

Washington Gold mining, Gold mine companies, mine owners and mine information. US-Mining provides information on mines, operators, and minerals mined in Washington

25 Rivers in Washington Where You Can Find Gold ...

One great thing about prospecting in Washington is that gold can be found in just about every part of the state. Placer gold is probably most prevalent in the creeks and rivers of the Cascade Range, but central and eastern Washington also have some great areas to prospect for gold …

Washington Gold - Finding Gold in the State of Washington

Washington Cascade (New Deal) Mine. In the far east part of the county, adjacent to the Yakima County Line, in the Summit district, Township 17N Range 10E Section 25, is the location of the Washington Cascade Mine. It can be reached 7 miles by road from the Chinook Pass highway. It produced lode gold …

Gold Prospecting in Washington. Finding Gold Panning in WA

There are lots of gold mining opportunities in Washington state. Fine placer gold can be found in the Columbia River and its tributaries, as well as numerous creeks and rivers west of the Cascades. Panning for gold is a great way to find gold, or you can step up to a sluice or dredge and move some material.

How to Find Abandoned Gold Mines in Washington | USA Today

As a former Gold Rush hotspot, Washington has a surplus of old gold mines just waiting to be explored. However, unlike in the olden days, gold mining today is not simply a game of …

Rules for mineral prospecting and placer mining ...

Mineral prospecting and placer mining activities in or near water qualify as hydraulic projects and require a permit (Chapter 77.55 RCW).The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) regulates some of these activities through the Gold and Fish pamphlet.. People who operate within the rules of the Gold and Fish pamphlet do not need to apply for an individual Hydraulic Project Approval ...

Gold Panning in Washington State | The Best Places for ...

The Washington State Gold Rush began in 1873, when gold was discovered at Swauk Creek. This discovery came after more than a decade of unsuccessful mining in the region. Gold was discovered in every Washington county at the height of the Gold Rush. Panning continues throughout Washington State today and some places in the state …

How to Find Abandoned Gold Mines in Washington | USA Today

As a former Gold Rush hotspot, Washington has a surplus of old gold mines just waiting to be explored. However, unlike in the olden days, gold mining …

Rules for mineral prospecting and placer mining ...

Mineral prospecting and placer mining activities in or near water qualify as hydraulic projects and require a permit (Chapter 77.55 RCW).The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) regulates some of these activities through the Gold and Fish pamphlet.. People who operate within the rules of the Gold …

Bulletin 42, Gold in Washington

State of Washington ARTHUR B. LANGLIE, Governor Department of Conservation and Development W. A. GALBRAITH, Director DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY SHELDON L. GLOVER, Supervisor Bulletin No. 42 GOLD IN WASHINGTON By MARSHALL T. HUNTTING

Gold Prospecting in Washington. Finding Gold Panning in WA

There are lots of gold mining opportunities in Washington state. Fine placer gold can be found in the Columbia River and its tributaries, as well as numerous creeks and rivers west of the Cascades. Panning for gold is a great way to find gold…

WASHINGTON GOLD MAPS, GOLD PLACERS AND GOLD …

History - The Caribou Gold Rush in the colony of British Columbia just to the north of Washington state, was from 1861 - 1866. As a result of the gold rush in Canada, gold was found in Washington. However, this was Indian land and not open to mining and prospecting until 1886 when the Indian reservation was relocated to its present day location.

25 Rivers in Washington Where You Can Find Gold ...

One great thing about prospecting in Washington is that gold can be found in just about every part of the state. Placer gold is probably most prevalent in the creeks and rivers of the Cascade Range, but central and eastern Washington also have some great areas to prospect for gold as well.

Washington Mines – Western Mining History

Distribution of mines in Washington. Yellow dots are mines with gold listed as a primary commodity. Black dots are mines without gold as a primary commodity, but may have gold listed as a secondary or tertiary commodity. A dynamic version of this map can be viewed on our Mining …