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New Mexico Gold & Gems Then and Now (Maps)
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The set features 5 maps, each printed on both sides. Gold locations are highlighted, along with the locations of over 60 types of rocks and minerals. These include amethyst, topaz, opal, geodes and more.
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Nevada (Gold & Gems Maps: Then and Now)
Nevada is home to some of the nation's richest precious and semi-precious stone deposits. Early mining activities played an important part in developing the state. Locate some of those activities with Nevada (Gold and Gems Maps: Then and Now). Mining in Nevada has long been the most important industry for the state. Railroads were built to accommodate the early mines, mills, and smelters. Every county has had mining activities. The early Indians as well as the Franciscan Fathers, prior to the advent of the Argonauts...
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Montana Gold & Gems Maps : Then and Now
Map locates deposits of actinolite, agate, amazonite, amethyst, anthophylite, apatite, arsenopyrite, azurite, barite, beryl, broznite, calcite, cassiterite, cerussite, chert, chalcopyrite, chryscolla, corundum, diopside, enargite, epidote, flourite, fossil, garnet, geodes, hematite, meminorphite, heulandite, heubnerite, jasper, kyanite, limonite, magnetite, malachite, muscovite, olivine, opal, orthoclase, parisite, petrified wood, psilomelane, pyrite, pyrolusite, pyrrhotite, quartz, rhodochrosite...
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Gold/Silver and gems maps then & now by Ralph Preston
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The Arizona Gold and Gems Map package is one of the most comprehensive in the collection with 34 different gems identified and located on a modern USGS map. It contains 5 maps, printed on both sides. The old maps included are 1868, 1869, 1881 and 1886 and are of interest to both the gold and gem enthusiast and those interested in old maps. It is a good companion to the Arizona Ghost Towns package.
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The initial discovery of gold in Colorado was in 1859. This occurred in Cherry Creek, near the confluence with the South Platte River. Gold has been a major contributor to the economic growth of the state. The estimated production of gold has exceeded forty two million ounces since this early discovery. This map package includes a map of Public Surveys in the Colorado Territory in 1866 as well as other regional mineral maps. The publishers have broken the state up into four sections and indicated...
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Washington State is within the top 10 producers of gemstones in the nation. Rockhounding is an important economic activity in the state. This package contains 5 maps, 17 1/2 by 23 inches printed on both sides. These old maps are reproduced from authentic documents from the National Archives. Reported and known occurrences of gold and silver, as well as the popular gem deposits are identified in red. Imagine 100 years of information compiled and printed on a modern USGS map!
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GOLD & GEMS MAPS Then and Now
Gold/Silver and gem locations then & now by Ralph Preston
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Map identifies locations of: gold and silver, actinolite, agate, amethyst, andesite, apatite, autunite, aragonite, azurite, anglesite, barite, beryl, bornite, bloodstone, calcite, chalcopyrite, chalcedony, chert, chrysocolla, dumortierite, epidote, feldspar, flourite, fossils, garnet, geodes, hematite, ilmenite, kyanite, jade, jadeite, jasper, limonite, magnetite, malachite, obsidian, olivine, onyx, opal, opalite, petrified palm, petrified wood, psilomelane, quartz, realgar, rhodochrosite, rhodonite...
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Oregon Gold/Silver & Gems, Then & Now (Maps)
Gold & Silver. Agate. Apache Tears. Bloodstone. Carnelian. Chalcedony. Feldspar. Fossils. Garnet. Geodes. Jade. Jasper. Limb Casts. Nodules. Obsidian. Opal. Petrified Wood. Quartz. Rhodonite. Rhyolite. Sagenite. Serpentine. Sunstones. Thunder Eggs. Tourmaline.
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1904 and 1900 gold & gems maps then and now by Ralph Preston
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