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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Tells where to look for gold in a streambed, how to tell"fools gold" from real gold and gives step-by-step gold panninginstructions. Locations for finding gold are shown within 15 miles of each of the below listed places. These gold deposit locations, which show where gold has been found in the past, are clearly marked. A good gift. Map 2 shows places where to look to find gold near:Anaheim, Anzo Borrego Desert State Park, Banner, Banning,Beaumont, Boulevard, Camp Pendleton, Carlsbad, Chula Vista, Coachella, Corona,Desert Hot Springs, Dulzura, Edgemont, El Cajon, El Toro Marine Station,Encinitas, Escondido, Fallbrook, Hemet, Indio, Jacumba, Julian, La Mesa, LagunaHills, Lake Elsinore, Lakeside, Leucadia, Mission Viejo, Mountain Springs,Murietta Hot Springs, National City, Norco, Oceanside, Ocotillo, Orange, PalmSprings, Palm Desert, Pine Valley, Poway, Ramona, Riverside, Spring Valley, SanClemente, San Diego, San Juan Capistrano, San Ysidro, Santa Ana, Santa RosaIndian Reservation, Santee, Solana Beach, Sun City, Sunnymeade, Temecula, Vista,Warner Springs and Yorba Linda. GOLD MINES,PROSPECTING AND PANNING INCALIFORNIA GOLD REGION 2Many people are surprised to learn of the vast extent of goldmining and gold prospecting and panning sites in Southern California. This is due in part to themassive amount of publicity directed toward the discovery of gold inthe Mother Lode Gold area of the state (see Maps 5 and 6) and the resulting California Gold Rush.However early prospectors found many gold deposits in Southern California, including inCalifornia Gold Region 2.California Gold Region 2 is a good part of the state for recreational gold prospecting and gold panning.Gold prospecting and gold
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