Mining Claims For Sale

Kilauea
Placer Mining Claim
±40 Acres

Price: $5,500

Our Kilauea placer claim is located in the Meadow Valley gold district. This district is in west-central Plumas County about eight miles west of Quincy. It includes the Edmanton, Buck's Lake, Spanish Peak and Spanish Ranch areas. The Quincy district lies just to the east and the Granite Basin district to the southwest. The district was mined from the gold rush days through the early 1900s and has been prospected since.

Geology: The east portion of the district is underlain by quartzite, slate, schist, limestone, amphibolite, and serpentine. Meadow Valley is covered by Pleistocene lake beds. Granite lies to the west. There are a number of scattered patches of auriferous Tertiary gravel, in the vicinity of and northwest of Spanish Ranch, which were mined by hydraulicking and drifting. The Pleistocene lake gravels also yielded some gold. The only source of lode gold was the Daidem mine.

Our 40-acre placer mining claim is located a few miles northwest of Quincy on Big Creek. This drainage has had abundant placer mining history from both bedrock and older Tertiary gravel deposits from the proto-Feather River. Tailing piles and small digs dot the claim, giving rise to the richness of the remnant gravels.

Some of the amenities are:

  • 2wd year-round access on Big Creek road
  • Campsite on claim.
  • Local gravels on bedrock.
  • Abundant, thick older gravel deposits.
  • Shallow slow current on Big Creek/very little water on Deadwood Creek.
  • Nice pools on Big Creek.
  • Mining level: Recreational to intermediate.
  • Quiet and safe area; very beautiful.
  • Children and senior friendly - fun for all!
  • Nearest town is Meadow Valley but no amenities.
  • Quincy is 9 miles away with lodging, restaurants, grocery stores, hardware stores, and gasoline facilities available!
  • Bucks Lake is 9 miles away with cabins, RV/Trailer/Tent camping, boating, fishing, and restaurants.

Click here Google Earth Fly To and see an aerial photo of Kilauea and the claim boundaries.

Google map it for directions to claim.
Pinpoint is at the center of claim on Big Creek Road .

GPS Coordinates:
Please adjust GPS to the following Datum & Coordinate display:
Datum: NAD83/WGS84
Coordinates: UTM
Zone 10

Easting
Northing
Elevation
Northeast Corner Boundary:
63247mE
440258mN
4141 ft.
Northwest Corner Boundary:
662842mE
4420249mN
4538 ft.
Southwest Corner Boundary:
662850mE
4419834mN
4559 ft.
Southeast Corner Boundary:
66325mE
4419843mN
4518 ft.
Big Creek Road @ Northern Boundary:
663138mE
4420255mN
4110 ft.
Big Creek @ Northern Boundary:
663203mE
4420257mN
4072 ft.
Big Creek Road & Big Creek @ Southern Boundary:
663021mE
4419838mN
4227 ft.

Standard Information

The Kilauea placer mining claim is a non-patented federal mining claim. You will need to file appropriate annual paperwork to hold the property every year. (Ask us about our Filing Service to assist you with that!) Annual property tax assessment is approximately $1.12 an acre.

BLM Fees & Advanced Geologic Transfer Fees

Upon payment, the mineral claim will be transferred via a notarized Quitclaim notice filed in your name with Plumas County and the BLM. Limited payment terms and conditions are available; information available on request.

Advanced Geologic has an exceptional annual claim paperwork filing system that will maintain your annual filings for any claim in the United States. Advanced Geologic reminds you that you MUST file annual notices with both the county in which the claim is located AND with the Bureau of Land Management by the appropriate dates. There are NO exceptions and errors will lead to the loss of your claim! Are your claims filed correctly?

Advanced Geologic is a professional geologic consulting firm located in Chester, California. We not only sell quality mining claims, but we also help people work their claims. Our experience in resource evaluations, compliance and permitting and claim portfolio management allows our clients and buyers to go for the GOLD.

Interested? Send us an email or call.

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