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GOLD is the top producing mineral in Alaska. Also, In the late 1800s and early 1900s the Alaska/Klondike Gold Rush sent hundreds of thousands of people up to Alaska in search of gold! But, did you know that Alaska also produces other minerals that are a vital part of your everyday life?
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Juneau, Alaska Juneau, the capital of Alaska, was founded during a gold rush in 1880. Today, the former gold-mining town counts among its riches some of Alaska's most spectacular scenery. Nestled at the foot of Mt. Juneau in the Alaska Panhandle, it faces the water from the mainland side of Gastineau Channel.
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Gold Gold is Alaska's most important mineral. In fact, it has been the state's official mineral since 1968. It has also played an important role in the history of the state. The first explorers to Alaska came during the Klondike Gold Rush. Today Alaska can be found in many
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2010-8-7 River in the Yukon Territory of Canada, starting the Klondike Gold Rush. 1898 Miners from the Klondike continue down the Yukon to Alaska's Seward Peninsula and find gold at Nome. Others make finds in other parts of Alaska. 1902 Felix Pedro finds gold on a tributary of the Tanana River at the site what is now the city of Fairbanks.
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In fact Alaska designated gold is its official state mineral in 1968. In 1896, the Klondike Gold Rush attracted prospectors and others from all over the world. Much of the gold produced in Alaska was mined from placers. These deposits are widespread, occurring along many of the major rivers and their tributaries. The principal placer-mining ...
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Mining in Hope and the Sunrise area was the precursor to the famous gold rush in Alaska’s interior and the Yukon. Mining in Hope and Sunrise drew miners from across the globe and set vibrant and sometimes wild stage that still brings people north. By the end of the 1800’s, thousands of people lived in the Hope Mining District.
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2010-11-19 STATE OF ALASKA Walter J. Hickel - Governor DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Phil R. Holdsworth - Commissioner DIVISION OF MINES AND MINERALS James A. Williams - Director History of Mines and Prospects, Ketchikan District, Prior to 1952 John Bufvers Juneau, Alaska January 1967
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Arguably the most successful small scale mine developer during the Alaska-Yukon Gold Rush; worked both lodes and placers in Alaska and the Yukon. Robert Baker A pilot who urged geologic investigation of red gossan exposed along Ikalukrok Creek in the DeLong Mountains, leading eventually to the devolopment of the Red Dog Mine.
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2020-11-1 Well, there was an actual gold rush just a couple of decades later, and at that point, a lot of Russians did lament the sale of Alaska (who are we kidding, a lot of Russians are still lamenting the sale of Alaska). But it probably would have gone down
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2021-5-13 Premiering in 2010 and currently holding 9 seasons under its belt! Originally titled Gold Rush: Alaska, it was later shortened to the current Gold Rush in season 2 as the crew members travel to mining sites outside of the Alaskan state. Gold Rush follows various family-run mining businesses in their placer gold mining
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2021-6-20 Gold was officially designated the state mineral of Alaska in 1968. All State Minerals. The Alaska Gold Rush brought thousands of adventurers to Alaska and the Yukon in the mid 1800's and again early in the 1900's when gold was discovered near Fairbanks. They all came dreaming of riches and their dramatic frontier stories are both triumphant ...
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Gold. $ 10,400. Gold: In stock. Add to cart. SKU: 40094 Locality: Fairbanks, Alaska, USA Dimensions: 1.8 X 2.3 X 2.0 cm. Description: Alaska needs no introduction in the annals of gold mining and gold rush lore, and the famous “Klondike Gold Rush” is known to people around the world. While billions of dollars in placer gold was mined during ...
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2017-1-27 in Alaska (or in America) that commemorates a gold rush. Alaska's remaining park units were created, at least primarily, in order to preserve scenic, wildlife, botanical, glacial, or geological resources. Surprisingly, however, most of Alaska's park units contain at least some evidence of the state's far-flung gold rush past. A sample of those park
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2021-5-8 Mining never took off until around 1870 when gold was found around the area of Juneau. Soon after that discovery gold was found in both the Fairbanks area and of course there was the world famous Nome gold rush. Today Alaska has the second
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2013-5-2 gold rush town. A century of ups and downs The Klondike Gold Rush was old news by 1913, when the mine inspector for the Territory of Alaska reported to the U.S. Department of the Interior: “During the year there was an oversupply of labor in all but the most remote parts of the Territory. This condition was due in part to the prom-
Read MoreMining in Hope and the Sunrise area was the precursor to the famous gold rush in Alaska’s interior and the Yukon. Mining in Hope and Sunrise drew miners from across the globe and set vibrant and sometimes wild stage that still brings people north. By the end of the 1800’s, thousands of people lived in the Hope Mining District.
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Alaska has five major metal mines in operation: Red Dog zinc-lead mine, Fort Knox gold mine, Pogo gold mine, Kensington gold mine, and Greens Creek silver mine. Annually, they produced 34 million tons of ore combined in 2012. Two mines – Kensington and Red Dog – are remote, having no connection to the highway system or to established ...
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Skagway, Alaska - A frontier town perfectly preserved as the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park. Gateway to the Trail of '98, which you may explore by helicopter or vintage railcar. Gateway to the Trail of '98, which you may explore by helicopter or vintage railcar.
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2021-5-31 State Rocks, Minerals, and Gems Alaska. State mineral: gold. Gold can be found and mined throughout Alaska, and has always been a major state industry and force for exploration. State gem: nephrite jade . Large deposits of this green metamorphic stone are found throughout the Seward Peninsula. It formed during accretion of the area’s terranes ...
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2019-5-15 How did the gold rush affect the United States? The Gold Rush significantly influenced the history of California and the United States. It created a lasting impact by propelling significant industrial and agricultural development and helped shape the course of California’s development by spurring its economic growth and facilitating its transition to statehood.2 Oct 2017
Read MoreGold Gold is Alaska's most important mineral. In fact, it has been the state's official mineral since 1968. It has also played an important role in the history of the state. The first explorers to Alaska came during the Klondike Gold Rush. Today Alaska can be found in many
Read More2017-1-27 in Alaska (or in America) that commemorates a gold rush. Alaska's remaining park units were created, at least primarily, in order to preserve scenic, wildlife, botanical, glacial, or geological resources. Surprisingly, however, most of Alaska's park units contain at least some evidence of the state's far-flung gold rush past. A sample of those park
Read More2021-6-20 Gold was officially designated the state mineral of Alaska in 1968. All State Minerals. The Alaska Gold Rush brought thousands of adventurers to Alaska and the Yukon in the mid 1800's and again early in the 1900's when gold was discovered near Fairbanks. They all came dreaming of riches and their dramatic frontier stories are both triumphant ...
Read MoreMining in Hope and the Sunrise area was the precursor to the famous gold rush in Alaska’s interior and the Yukon. Mining in Hope and Sunrise drew miners from across the globe and set vibrant and sometimes wild stage that still brings people north. By the end of the 1800’s, thousands of people lived in the Hope Mining District.
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McKinley Creek Mine, Haines, Alaska, USA : Location: These placer gold mine workings extend at least 2 miles upstream along McKinley Creek from its junction with Porcupine Creek. Cobb (1972 [MF 424]) included them in his location 26 with ...
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2019-4-14 Resurrection Creek, near Hope, Alaska was the site of Alaska’s first gold rush in the mid–1890s. Other notable Alaska Gold Rushes were Nome, Fairbanks, and the Fortymile River. One of the last “great gold rushes” was the Klondike Gold Rush in
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2013-2-26 The Northern Miner (2013) now reports that the Donlin Creek property is a Monster Gold deposit discovered in Alaska in 1988.The property was reported as the largest undeveloped gold deposit in the world - with 43 million ounces identified to date, by the Northern Miner.This one deposit has drilled resources indicating that in hosts more than twice the amount of gold
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Gold occurs in offshore placer deposits off the coast of Nome, particularly from a point west of the mouth of the Nome River to near Penny River. From about 1960 to 1991, and especially from 1987 to 1990, there has been significant exploration and gold production. From mean lower low tide, the auriferous deposits extend seaward for about 2 miles.
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Haines Alaska Miners. March 27, 2017 . We're in agreement! This consensus agreement, signed by Haines Borough and City Mayors, Schnabel Lumber Company, Lynn Canal Conservation, National Audubon Society, Southeast Alaska Conservation Council, US Fish and Wildlife, and Alaska Miners Association "regarding a legislative solution to resource ...
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2020-6-24 Gold mining is a huge industry in Australia, particularly in Western Australia where it is the third-largest commodity sector valued at $11.9 billion AUS. Gold discoveries in the 1880s lead to a huge influx of immigrants across the next decade as the area experienced its own gold rush.
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