Willow Creek

Lone Ranger
Placer Mining Claim

±40 Acres

BLM CAMC #Pending
Plumas County Records #2014-0006208

Price: $4,500

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Location: The Granite Basin gold district straddles the Butte-Plumas County line about 30 miles northwest of Oroville and 30 miles west southwest of Quincy. It includes the Buckeye, Gold Lake, Milsap Bar, Soapstone Hill, and Merrimac areas. The area was placer mined during and after the gold rush. There was some lode mining here in the 1930s, and there has been minor prospecting since.

Geology: Several granitic stocks are intrusive into slate, quartzite and limestone of the Calaveras Formation (Carboniferous to Permian) and amphibolite. Exfoliation has formed several round granitic domes, of which Bald Rock is the most prominent. Serpentine, soem Tertiary basalt and a few patches of Tertiary auriferous gravel are present. The quartz veins usually occur in the granite. The veins are narrow, but the ore bodies often rich. Pyrite and galena are abundant.

Work Cited: “Gold Districts of California” Edition 193. William B. Clark. 1998

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Claim Georeferences

NW 1/4, NE 1/4

Sec. 24

T 23N

R 7E

MDM

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Estimated GPS Coordinates:
Please adjust GPS to the following Datum & Coordinate display:
Datum: NAD27
Coordinates: Decimal Degrees

Latitude	Longitude	Elevation
Northeast Corner Boundary:
39.83917° N	121.14051° W	5406 ft.
USF Road 23N54 @ Northern Boundary:
39.83922° N	121.14209° W	5396 ft.
Northwest Corner Boundary:
39.83927° N	121.14519° W	5316 ft.
Southwest Corner Boundary:
39.83580° N	121.14513° W	5394 ft.
Willow Creek @ Southern Boundary:
39.83585° N	121.14234° W	5280 ft.

Standard Information
The Location Notice for the Lone Ranger placer mining claim has been recorded at the Plumas County Recorder's Office (see registered number above) and the Bureau of Land Management ferderal mining claim number is pending. It is a non-patented federal mining claim. Fees are current for 2015 and you will need to file appropriate paperwork to hold the property every year thereafter. Annual tax assessment on the property 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 service 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?

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