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The Tule Canyon Placers is a multi-ore, past producing placer mining claim, measuring 160 acres, located in Western Nevada, just outside the famous mining ghost town of Gold Point, NV. Riding the Walker Lane, this spot’s enhanced permeability means high geothermal activity – rich gold territory!
The Tule Canyon area is a highly-sought after mining district known for its incredible amount of placer gold and silver, particularly in Nugget Gulch where these claims lie, trapped in little over a dozen feet of gravels all the way down to bedrock. Though worked for decades in the far past, the miners were never able to fully work the site and only dry-washed the surface. Renewed interest in the area has sent droves of prospectors into the area, with some claiming to find gold as unbelievably high 37.3g/ton of gold and 5,090g/ton of silver just due South of the claim site!
The secret to this claim lies in the previous miners’ inability to obtain the gold through dry-washing alone. Wet-washing and various leeching methods, or chemical solutions like aqua regias, have yet to be performed within the Canyon. Trucking in your own water alone will put you miles ahead of where the others left off.
A decent dirt road exiting the small town of Gold Point, NV will lead you right to the claim. Four-wheel drive is recommended. Amenities can be found in the mining ghost-town of Gold Point, NV just a few miles away or in full service towns nearby like Tonopah and Beatty, NV.
Nearby, you’ll find the still-standing history of the One-Eyed Preacher and his immaculate cabin. Taken care of by local residents, stop by and camp under its roof for a night or two!
The TULE CANYON PLACERS Features:
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| Type of Claim |
Unpatented Placer Claim |
| Size of Claim |
160 Acres |
| Commodities |
Gold, Silver |
| Past Production |
Yes. |
| State, County |
Nevada, Esmeralda |
| Accessibility |
Good 4×4 Dirt Roads |
| Deposit Type |
Gravel, 4-mile spread across the Canyon. |
| Cell Phone Reception |
4GLTE All Networks |
| Relics |
No. |
DISCOVERY MARKER / CLAIM LOCATION GPS COORDINATES:
Discovery Marker: 37.363056°, -117.534682°
 
        
 
More photos of the TULE CANYON CLAIM available at
www.MountainManMining.com
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| Type of Claim |
Unpatented Placer Claim |
| Size of Claim |
160 Acres |
| Commodities |
Gold, Silver, Thorium, Uranium |
Ore Body Information
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| Placer Size |
Upper 4 miles of Tule Canyon |
| Host Rock |
Gravels |
| Last Development |
Ceased in 1936. |
| District Name |
Tule Canyon |
Known Ores:
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| Useful: |
Columbite, fluorite, monazite, rutile, uranium, zircon |
| Rare: |
Euxenite, xenotime |
How to Purchase This Claim
An unpatented mining claim gives the holder the right to mine mineral-rich land that belongs to the federal government. It is a tangible asset that shows proof of all interests in minerals in the area. They can be bought, sold or used as collateral, just like any other piece of real estate. Mining claims have been bought and sold for 150+ years.
When you buy a claim MountainManMining.com will issue a quit-claim deed to the according county. The deed conveys all mineral rights, and interests to you. A copy of the deed is also issued to the Bureau of Land Management for recording. The transfer process typically is completed by all parties, and the official paperwork returned to you within 10-14 days after purchase.
When you decide on this claim we take care of the full mineral rights transfer on your behalf. All filing and transfer fees are included in the price listed below. Yearly assessments are paid up through 9/1/2023. It’s just $10 per year to maintain your claim with the BLM with a small miners exemption. Full info on maintaining your claim can be found here.
- TULE CANYON PLACERS 160 Acres Lode Mining Claim
- Official Certificate of Location & Maps of Location
- Full Claim Transfer Guaranteed Within 14 Days
- Anytime Support for Filing and Claim Maintenance Questions
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