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Located at the junction of the Jerseydale and Triangle roads, northeast of Mariposa. In 1908 Stony HARRIS operated a sawmill
at this
location. A one-room school
also operated here.
DELONG’S STATION
This old stage station was operated by Charles DeLONG, and was
located along DeLong Creek and SH 49, 1.1 miles east
of where the
…SEE Way
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This long-active gold
mine was discovered and operated by John S. DILTZ. It yielded several large masses of gold, and
was located on the East Belt vein system off
In 1949 the Diltz Mine and the Oro Grande Mine were consolidated,
operating together until 1952, when they shut down. It was located in Whitlock
Mining District.
…also SEE
Diltz Mine (above), & Oro
Grande Mine.
Part of the Kinsley
Mining District, this old placer gold mining town was located northwest
of Indian Gulch, west of Gentry Gulch, four miles east-southeast of
Coulterville and 4.5 miles northwest of Cat Town.
Location not determined.
Located in the Bagby Mining District. Actual location not determined.
Shown
on the DeLorme Atlas on the north side of Eldorado
Creek, about 0.8 miles north of the Hornitos Road and two miles east-southeast
of Hornitos.
It is
probably the same mine as the Domingues Mine, listed
below. (GBS)
This hard rock gold mine showed some
activity during the 1949-1950 period. Actual location not determined, but it was
near Hornitos.
It is
probably the same mine as the Domingas Mine, listed
above. (GBS)
Located near Hornitos,
the actual location of this old mine is not determined. However, it did produce $100,000 in gold.
This 1850s era placer gold mining camp was
located about 2.5 miles northeast of
Located on CR-J 20, 1.6
miles east of Greeley Hill, 0.2 miles west of Smith Station Road. The Smith & Dudley Sawmill
was located here, and in the early 1870s this was a busy stage station
along the
…SEE Way
Stations for a listing of the various way stations in
In 1885, this patented Hornitos
Mining District gold mine was equipped with a five-stamp mill. The exact location is not determined.
Placer gold was mined along this creek near
its confluence with the Merced River, just north of
This was an early 1850s gold camp located
west of Coulterville. The exact location
is not determined.
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