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IDAHO GOLD MAPS
GOLD IN IDAHO - GOLD MAPS FOR GOLD PANNING, METAL DETECTING AND PROSPECTING
WITH
OVER 4,300 GOLD SITES. GHOST TOWNS, MINERS CAMPS AND HISTORICAL TOWNS ARE SHOWN ON THESE MAPS. GOLD
MAPS ARE GREAT FOR GOLD PANNERS, PROSPECTORS, ROCK HOUNDS, METAL DETECTING, CAMPERS, AND
GEOLOGIST. THE LOCATION AND MINERAL OCCURRENCE OF GOLD FOR THESE SITES CAME
FROM EXTENSIVE RESEARCH OF THE IDAHO DATA FILES FROM U.S.G.S. DOCUMENTS. GOLD MAPS
INCLUDE GPS DATA AND WERE PREPARED IN THE AREAS OF
IDAHO IN WHICH THE MOST OCCURRENCE OF GOLD HAS BEEN FOUND AND ARE LISTED BELOW.
The best chance to find gold in streams and placer deposits is to know where the occurrence of gold has been found. Before you dig or pan for gold in the stream deposits, you will need a map to show you where to look. These gold maps provide you with past and active gold mines, placers and claims. The venture will be interesting and challenging. When you do make a gold find it will be very exciting especially with the price of gold at an all time high. In the past, it was not uncommon for one to find 1 to 10 ounce nuggets in placer deposits and stream deposit. Those days may be gone, but who knows, maybe with some luck you could find a gold nugget.
IDAHO GOLD MAPS
PLEASE CLICK IDAHO GOLD MAP TO SEE A TYPICAL SAMPLE OF THE GOLD MAP.
FOR MORE SAMPLES SEE COLORADO GOLD MAPS.
GOLD MAP INCLUDES:
1. QUALITY FULL COLOR U.S.G.S. TOPOGRAPHIC QUAD SHEET AT 1:250000 SCALE.
BASE MAP SCALE OF ABOUT 1'' = 4 MILES.
DETAIL GOLD MAPS AT SCALE OF 1:100000 OR 1'' = 1.6 MILES.
2. GOLD SITES SHOWN ON MAP.
3. MINERAL RECORD NUMBERS SHOWN BY THE GOLD SITES.
4. GPS DATA - LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE POINTS TABULATED FOR RECORD NUMBERS.
5. STREAMS, CREEKS, ROADS AND TRAILS SHOWN ON MAPS.
6. CONTOURS, ELEVATIONS, PARKS, CABINS, AND MORE SHOWN ON MAPS.
7. MAP SIZE IS 24'' X 36''.
8. PLACER GOLD DEPOSIT SITES LOCATED.
9. GHOST TOWNS, MINERS CAMPS AND HISTORICAL TOWNS WITH GPS COORDINATES.
IDAHO GOLD MAPS FOR SALE
IDAHO GOLD MAPS - VICINITY MAP
1. HAMILTON (USGS Quad Map) Towns in the vicinity - Lowell, Pierce. Pierce is where gold was first
discovered in 1860.
Clearwater National Forest. Selway falls. Location of map - Between Latitude - 46 and 47 degrees between
Longitude 114 and 116 degrees. 18 Hiking Trail locations shown.
Recorded gold sites - 155 (includes 71 placer gold sites)
GHOST TOWNS / MINERS CAMPS / HISTORICAL TOWNS - 1
2. ELK CITY (USGS Quad map) Towns in the vicinity - Golden, Dixie. Nez National Forest.
Map location - Between Latitude - 45 and 46 degrees between Longitude 114 and 116 degrees.
56 Hiking Trail locations shown.
Recorded gold sites - 900 (includes 248 placer gold sites)
GHOST TOWNS / MINERS CAMPS / HISTORICAL TOWNS - 11
3. CHALLIS (USGS Quad map) Towns in the vicinity - Sunbeam, Stanely, Clayton. Salmon national forest.
Boise National Forest. Map location - Between latitude - 44 and 45 degrees between Longitude 114 and 116 degrees.
63 Hiking trail locations shown. A close up detailed gold map is available in the vicinity around Garden Valley, Idaho.
Recorded gold sites - 800 (includes 141 placer gold sites)
GHOST TOWNS / MINERS CAMPS / HISTORICAL TOWNS - 6
4. HAILEY (USGS Quad map) Towns in the vicinity - Ketchum, Mountain Home. Sawtooth National Forest.
Salmon National Forest. Map location - Between Latitude - 43 and 44 degrees between Longitude 114 and 116 degrees.
7 Hiking trails locations shown. Some close up detailed gold maps are available in the
vicinity of Idaho City and Pioneerville, Idaho.
Recorded gold sites - 600 (includes 58 placer gold sites)
GHOST TOWNS / MINERS CAMPS / HISTORICAL TOWNS - 13
5. BOISE (USGS Quad map name) Towns in the vicinity - Nampa, Homedale, Emmett.
Map location - Between Latitude - 43 and 44 degrees between longitude 116 and 118 degrees. gold map
includes a portion of Oregon.
Recorded gold sites - 231 (includes 17 placer gold sites)
GHOST TOWNS / MINERS CAMPS / HISTORICAL TOWNS - 5
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 1:250000 SCALE BASE GOLD MAPS AND 1:100000 SCALE DETAIL GOLD MAPS?
THESE ARE TWO DIFFERENT USGS MAPS AND WERE MADE AT DIFFERENT TIMES. USUALLY THE 1:100000 SCALE MAPS ARE MORE RECENT.
The 1:250,000 scale gold map, about 1'' = 4 miles, define an area covering 1 degree of latitude and 2 degrees of longitude or a 1 x 2 grid map. The extent of topography shown includes primary roads, creeks, rivers, mountain ranges, major cities and towns. The gold sites shown on these maps show where the gold has been found in general locations. This is adequate to find streams or prospect areas when the gold is not clustered in a certain vicinity. When is is apparent that you may not find the gold site in certain areas where the gold is clustered a more detailed gold map is required.
The 1:100,000 scale gold map, about 1'' = 1.6 miles, defines and area of 1/2 degree (30 minutes) latitude and 1 degree (60 minutes) of longitude or a 30' x 60' grid. 4 of these maps show the same area as shown on the base gold map with a 1:250,000 scale. However, a lot more detail is shown on the 1:100,000 scale map which includes secondary roads, smaller creeks and rivers, smaller towns and cities and jeep trails and hiking trails. Section, township and ranges are defined on this map. (You will need the section, township and ranges if you want to file a claim or find out if a claim exists on a prospect or gold panning area.) Contours are shown in more detail along the creeks, allowing you to estimate the creek slopes and find areas where the creeks flatten out. Gold deposits occur at creek bends and places where the creek flattens out.
For additional information please e-mail us at goldmaps@hhengineering.com
MAPS WILL BE MAILED VIA U.S. MAIL.
See our web site at http://www.goldtrekmaps.com for a listing of other gold maps available.
H and H Engineering, is a reputable firm established in 1984. If you are not satisfied with the maps, please return
them and we will refund your money.
FOR YOUR NEXT VACATION - DISCOVER GOLD - TAKE A GOLD TREK.
THESE GOLD MAPS SHOW 1000'S OF GOLD SITES.
A full color value map that can be used for camping, hunting, and hiking, as well as
prospecting and panning for gold.