All Amador mines including theAll Amador mines including theAll Amador mines including theAll Amador mines including theAll Amador mines including theCentral Eureka Mine were closed inCentral Eureka Mine were closed inCentral Eureka Mine were closed inCentral Eureka Mine were closed inCentral Eureka Mine were closed in1942. The Central Eureka reopened1942. The Central Eureka reopened1942. The Central Eureka reopened1942. The Central Eureka reopened1942. The Central Eureka reopened

in 1947 and continued strong untilin 1947 and continued strong untilin 1947 and continued strong untilin 1947 and continued strong untilin 1947 and continued strong untilits August, 1958 closure. The Cityits August, 1958 closure. The Cityits August, 1958 closure. The Cityits August, 1958 closure. The Cityits August, 1958 closure. The Cityof Sutter Creek received the 17-acreof Sutter Creek received the 17-acreof Sutter Creek received the 17-acreof Sutter Creek received the 17-acreof Sutter Creek received the 17-acresite as a gift from private owners,site as a gift from private owners,site as a gift from private owners,site as a gift from private owners,site as a gift from private owners,

and walking trails will beand walking trails will beand walking trails will beand walking trails will beand walking trails will beestablished around the preservedestablished around the preservedestablished around the preservedestablished around the preservedestablished around the preserved

headframe and stamp mill.headframe and stamp mill.headframe and stamp mill.headframe and stamp mill.headframe and stamp mill.

Central Eureka MineCentral Eureka MineCentral Eureka MineCentral Eureka MineCentral Eureka Mine

Gold Mine TrailSUTTER CREEK

EST. 1854

Gold Mines of Amador Gold Mines of Amador Gold Mines of Amador Gold Mines of Amador Gold Mines of Amador After the placer gold rush of 1848-50, After the placer gold rush of 1848-50, After the placer gold rush of 1848-50, After the placer gold rush of 1848-50, After the placer gold rush of 1848-50,miners began to dig into earth and miners began to dig into earth and miners began to dig into earth and miners began to dig into earth and miners began to dig into earth androck to uncover gold imprisoned in rock to uncover gold imprisoned in rock to uncover gold imprisoned in rock to uncover gold imprisoned in rock to uncover gold imprisoned inquartz rocks’ deep veins. The largest quartz rocks’ deep veins. The largest quartz rocks’ deep veins. The largest quartz rocks’ deep veins. The largest quartz rocks’ deep veins. The largestvein was the Mother Lode between vein was the Mother Lode between vein was the Mother Lode between vein was the Mother Lode between vein was the Mother Lode betweenYosemite (Oakhurst) and Yosemite (Oakhurst) and Yosemite (Oakhurst) and Yosemite (Oakhurst) and Yosemite (Oakhurst) andGeorgetown in El Dorado Georgetown in El Dorado Georgetown in El Dorado Georgetown in El Dorado Georgetown in El DoradoCounty. The 20-mile County. The 20-mile County. The 20-mile County. The 20-mile County. The 20-milestretch from the stretch from the stretch from the stretch from the stretch from theMokelumne River to the Mokelumne River to the Mokelumne River to the Mokelumne River to the Mokelumne River to theCosumnes River was the Cosumnes River was the Cosumnes River was the Cosumnes River was the Cosumnes River was therichest, producing some richest, producing some richest, producing some richest, producing some richest, producing some$160 million in gold $160 million in gold $160 million in gold $160 million in gold $160 million in goldbetween 1851 and 1942. between 1851 and 1942. between 1851 and 1942. between 1851 and 1942. between 1851 and 1942.(Current value $5 billion) (Current value $5 billion) (Current value $5 billion) (Current value $5 billion) (Current value $5 billion) The first hard rock mines were found The first hard rock mines were found The first hard rock mines were found The first hard rock mines were found The first hard rock mines were foundin Amador City in 1851. The original in Amador City in 1851. The original in Amador City in 1851. The original in Amador City in 1851. The original in Amador City in 1851. The originalMinisters’ Claim and the Spring Hill Ministers’ Claim and the Spring Hill Ministers’ Claim and the Spring Hill Ministers’ Claim and the Spring Hill Ministers’ Claim and the Spring Hillwere soon followed by many others: were soon followed by many others: were soon followed by many others: were soon followed by many others: were soon followed by many others:Lincoln, South Spring Hill, Keystone, Lincoln, South Spring Hill, Keystone, Lincoln, South Spring Hill, Keystone, Lincoln, South Spring Hill, Keystone, Lincoln, South Spring Hill, Keystone,Original Amador, and Eureka. Original Amador, and Eureka. Original Amador, and Eureka. Original Amador, and Eureka. Original Amador, and Eureka. By the 1870s-80s Amador County By the 1870s-80s Amador County By the 1870s-80s Amador County By the 1870s-80s Amador County By the 1870s-80s Amador Countywas working 300+ mines. There were was working 300+ mines. There were was working 300+ mines. There were was working 300+ mines. There were was working 300+ mines. There weresome tunnels, but later incline and some tunnels, but later incline and some tunnels, but later incline and some tunnels, but later incline and some tunnels, but later incline andvertical shafts reached down a mile vertical shafts reached down a mile vertical shafts reached down a mile vertical shafts reached down a mile vertical shafts reached down a mileinto the ground. The Kennedy and into the ground. The Kennedy and into the ground. The Kennedy and into the ground. The Kennedy and into the ground. The Kennedy andArgonaut were close to 6,000’ deep. Argonaut were close to 6,000’ deep. Argonaut were close to 6,000’ deep. Argonaut were close to 6,000’ deep. Argonaut were close to 6,000’ deep.Headframes crowned shafts and stamp Headframes crowned shafts and stamp Headframes crowned shafts and stamp Headframes crowned shafts and stamp Headframes crowned shafts and stampmills processed and crushed the ore. mills processed and crushed the ore. mills processed and crushed the ore. mills processed and crushed the ore. mills processed and crushed the ore.Some mines were worked by their Some mines were worked by their Some mines were worked by their Some mines were worked by their Some mines were worked by theirfounders but most were sold time and founders but most were sold time and founders but most were sold time and founders but most were sold time and founders but most were sold time andagain and were improved or went bust. again and were improved or went bust. again and were improved or went bust. again and were improved or went bust. again and were improved or went bust.Large American and foreign Large American and foreign Large American and foreign Large American and foreign Large American and foreign

companies traded in stock and ran the companies traded in stock and ran the companies traded in stock and ran the companies traded in stock and ran the companies traded in stock and ran themines from afar. mines from afar. mines from afar. mines from afar. mines from afar. Workers came from all over the world Workers came from all over the world Workers came from all over the world Workers came from all over the world Workers came from all over the worldto look and work for gold. Most were to look and work for gold. Most were to look and work for gold. Most were to look and work for gold. Most were to look and work for gold. Most werefrom Europe: Italy, France, from Europe: Italy, France, from Europe: Italy, France, from Europe: Italy, France, from Europe: Italy, France,Yugoslavia, and Cornwall. Many Yugoslavia, and Cornwall. Many Yugoslavia, and Cornwall. Many Yugoslavia, and Cornwall. Many Yugoslavia, and Cornwall. Many

stayed on to settle towns, stayed on to settle towns, stayed on to settle towns, stayed on to settle towns, stayed on to settle towns,marry, and raise families. marry, and raise families. marry, and raise families. marry, and raise families. marry, and raise families. Some mines vanished Some mines vanished Some mines vanished Some mines vanished Some mines vanishedover the years; others still over the years; others still over the years; others still over the years; others still over the years; others stillexist. Of the 300-400 exist. Of the 300-400 exist. Of the 300-400 exist. Of the 300-400 exist. Of the 300-400mines, only eight mines, only eight mines, only eight mines, only eight mines, only eightheadframes still stand, headframes still stand, headframes still stand, headframes still stand, headframes still stand,but many foundations, but many foundations, but many foundations, but many foundations, but many foundations,shafts, and surface works shafts, and surface works shafts, and surface works shafts, and surface works shafts, and surface worksremain remain remain remain remain.....

LIST OF GOLD MINES LIST OF GOLD MINES LIST OF GOLD MINES LIST OF GOLD MINES LIST OF GOLD MINES1 Moore: Fuller & Hwy. 49, Jackson 1 Moore: Fuller & Hwy. 49, Jackson 1 Moore: Fuller & Hwy. 49, Jackson 1 Moore: Fuller & Hwy. 49, Jackson 1 Moore: Fuller & Hwy. 49, Jackson2 Zeile: Broadway, Jackson 2 Zeile: Broadway, Jackson 2 Zeile: Broadway, Jackson 2 Zeile: Broadway, Jackson 2 Zeile: Broadway, Jackson3 Kennedy–Argonaut view: 3 Kennedy–Argonaut view: 3 Kennedy–Argonaut view: 3 Kennedy–Argonaut view: 3 Kennedy–Argonaut view: Hwy. 49 Vista Points, Jackson Hwy. 49 Vista Points, Jackson Hwy. 49 Vista Points, Jackson Hwy. 49 Vista Points, Jackson Hwy. 49 Vista Points, Jackson4 Oneida: Jackson Gate Rd., Martell 4 Oneida: Jackson Gate Rd., Martell 4 Oneida: Jackson Gate Rd., Martell 4 Oneida: Jackson Gate Rd., Martell 4 Oneida: Jackson Gate Rd., Martell5 So. Eureka: Ridge Rd., Sutter Creek 5 So. Eureka: Ridge Rd., Sutter Creek 5 So. Eureka: Ridge Rd., Sutter Creek 5 So. Eureka: Ridge Rd., Sutter Creek 5 So. Eureka: Ridge Rd., Sutter Creek6 Central Eureka: Sutter Hill Rd. 6 Central Eureka: Sutter Hill Rd. 6 Central Eureka: Sutter Hill Rd. 6 Central Eureka: Sutter Hill Rd. 6 Central Eureka: Sutter Hill Rd. Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek7 Old Eureka: Hwy. 49, S.C. 7 Old Eureka: Hwy. 49, S.C. 7 Old Eureka: Hwy. 49, S.C. 7 Old Eureka: Hwy. 49, S.C. 7 Old Eureka: Hwy. 49, S.C.8 Emerson: Randolph-Cole, Sutter Creek 8 Emerson: Randolph-Cole, Sutter Creek 8 Emerson: Randolph-Cole, Sutter Creek 8 Emerson: Randolph-Cole, Sutter Creek 8 Emerson: Randolph-Cole, Sutter Creek9 Wildman: Gopher Flat Rd., 9 Wildman: Gopher Flat Rd., 9 Wildman: Gopher Flat Rd., 9 Wildman: Gopher Flat Rd., 9 Wildman: Gopher Flat Rd., Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek10 Mahoney: Gopher Flat, S.C. 10 Mahoney: Gopher Flat, S.C. 10 Mahoney: Gopher Flat, S.C. 10 Mahoney: Gopher Flat, S.C. 10 Mahoney: Gopher Flat, S.C.11 Lincoln: Amador Rd., S.C. 11 Lincoln: Amador Rd., S.C. 11 Lincoln: Amador Rd., S.C. 11 Lincoln: Amador Rd., S.C. 11 Lincoln: Amador Rd., S.C.12 So. Spring Hill, String Bean Alley, 12 So. Spring Hill, String Bean Alley, 12 So. Spring Hill, String Bean Alley, 12 So. Spring Hill, String Bean Alley, 12 So. Spring Hill, String Bean Alley, Amador City Amador City Amador City Amador City Amador City13 Keystone: Hwy. 49, A.C. 13 Keystone: Hwy. 49, A.C. 13 Keystone: Hwy. 49, A.C. 13 Keystone: Hwy. 49, A.C. 13 Keystone: Hwy. 49, A.C.14 Original Amador: Water & School, 14 Original Amador: Water & School, 14 Original Amador: Water & School, 14 Original Amador: Water & School, 14 Original Amador: Water & School, Amador City Amador City Amador City Amador City Amador City15 Bunker Hill: Bunker Hill Rd., 15 Bunker Hill: Bunker Hill Rd., 15 Bunker Hill: Bunker Hill Rd., 15 Bunker Hill: Bunker Hill Rd., 15 Bunker Hill: Bunker Hill Rd., Amador City Amador City Amador City Amador City Amador City16 Treasure: Bunker Hill Rd., 16 Treasure: Bunker Hill Rd., 16 Treasure: Bunker Hill Rd., 16 Treasure: Bunker Hill Rd., 16 Treasure: Bunker Hill Rd., Amador City Amador City Amador City Amador City Amador City17 Fremont-Gover: Bunker Hill Rd., 17 Fremont-Gover: Bunker Hill Rd., 17 Fremont-Gover: Bunker Hill Rd., 17 Fremont-Gover: Bunker Hill Rd., 17 Fremont-Gover: Bunker Hill Rd., New Chicago New Chicago New Chicago New Chicago New Chicago18 Plymouth Consolidated: 18 Plymouth Consolidated: 18 Plymouth Consolidated: 18 Plymouth Consolidated: 18 Plymouth Consolidated: Pacific St., Plymouth Pacific St., Plymouth Pacific St., Plymouth Pacific St., Plymouth Pacific St., Plymouth

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Million Dollar Gold Mine Road Tour Million Dollar Gold Mine Road Tour Million Dollar Gold Mine Road Tour Million Dollar Gold Mine Road Tour Million Dollar Gold Mine Road Tour This map is NOt to scale. Look for posted signs at each numbered location. This map is NOt to scale. Look for posted signs at each numbered location. This map is NOt to scale. Look for posted signs at each numbered location. This map is NOt to scale. Look for posted signs at each numbered location. This map is NOt to scale. Look for posted signs at each numbered location.The map intersections have been carefully drawn. Most mines 1/4 to 1/2 mile The map intersections have been carefully drawn. Most mines 1/4 to 1/2 mile The map intersections have been carefully drawn. Most mines 1/4 to 1/2 mile The map intersections have been carefully drawn. Most mines 1/4 to 1/2 mile The map intersections have been carefully drawn. Most mines 1/4 to 1/2 mileapart. Total trip about 15 miles. Between Sutter Creek and Drytown and on apart. Total trip about 15 miles. Between Sutter Creek and Drytown and on apart. Total trip about 15 miles. Between Sutter Creek and Drytown and on apart. Total trip about 15 miles. Between Sutter Creek and Drytown and on apart. Total trip about 15 miles. Between Sutter Creek and Drytown and onSutter Hill Rd. and Jackton Gate Rd., this tour follows the narrow, twisted Sutter Hill Rd. and Jackton Gate Rd., this tour follows the narrow, twisted Sutter Hill Rd. and Jackton Gate Rd., this tour follows the narrow, twisted Sutter Hill Rd. and Jackton Gate Rd., this tour follows the narrow, twisted Sutter Hill Rd. and Jackton Gate Rd., this tour follows the narrow, twistedwagon road originally connecting the mines and towns. Please drive carefully! wagon road originally connecting the mines and towns. Please drive carefully! wagon road originally connecting the mines and towns. Please drive carefully! wagon road originally connecting the mines and towns. Please drive carefully! wagon road originally connecting the mines and towns. Please drive carefully!The articles on the reverse of this flyer list ruins and remains surviving at each The articles on the reverse of this flyer list ruins and remains surviving at each The articles on the reverse of this flyer list ruins and remains surviving at each The articles on the reverse of this flyer list ruins and remains surviving at each The articles on the reverse of this flyer list ruins and remains surviving at eachmine location; the drawings on the map show some of these. Observe the “made mine location; the drawings on the map show some of these. Observe the “made mine location; the drawings on the map show some of these. Observe the “made mine location; the drawings on the map show some of these. Observe the “made mine location; the drawings on the map show some of these. Observe the “madelandscape”; landforms shaped by tailing piles, holding ponds, canals and the landscape”; landforms shaped by tailing piles, holding ponds, canals and the landscape”; landforms shaped by tailing piles, holding ponds, canals and the landscape”; landforms shaped by tailing piles, holding ponds, canals and the landscape”; landforms shaped by tailing piles, holding ponds, canals and theterraces where the mines and mills once stood. Where access is provided, do get terraces where the mines and mills once stood. Where access is provided, do get terraces where the mines and mills once stood. Where access is provided, do get terraces where the mines and mills once stood. Where access is provided, do get terraces where the mines and mills once stood. Where access is provided, do getout and explore on foot, but please do not trespass on private property. out and explore on foot, but please do not trespass on private property. out and explore on foot, but please do not trespass on private property. out and explore on foot, but please do not trespass on private property. out and explore on foot, but please do not trespass on private property.

1 1 1 1 1 MOORE MINEMOORE MINEMOORE MINEMOORE MINEMOORE MINE ActiveActiveActiveActiveActiveintheintheintheintheinthe1880s1880s1880s1880s1880swith awith awith awith awith a1010101010stampstampstampstampstampmill.mill.mill.mill.mill.ReopenedReopenedReopenedReopenedReopenedininininin1921 and worked off and on until 1934.1921 and worked off and on until 1934.1921 and worked off and on until 1934.1921 and worked off and on until 1934.1921 and worked off and on until 1934.Shaft was 2291’ deep; ProductionShaft was 2291’ deep; ProductionShaft was 2291’ deep; ProductionShaft was 2291’ deep; ProductionShaft was 2291’ deep; Productionover $564,624. Many foundations remainover $564,624. Many foundations remainover $564,624. Many foundations remainover $564,624. Many foundations remainover $564,624. Many foundations remainon Fuller Road. Tailing dam ends aton Fuller Road. Tailing dam ends aton Fuller Road. Tailing dam ends aton Fuller Road. Tailing dam ends aton Fuller Road. Tailing dam ends atRaleys on Raleys on Raleys on Raleys on Raleys on Hwy 49 in Jackson.Hwy 49 in Jackson.Hwy 49 in Jackson.Hwy 49 in Jackson.Hwy 49 in Jackson.

2 ZEILE MINE2 ZEILE MINE2 ZEILE MINE2 ZEILE MINE2 ZEILE MINEWorked inWorked inWorked inWorked inWorked in1860s with1860s with1860s with1860s with1860s witha a a a a 16 stamp16 stamp16 stamp16 stamp16 stampmill.mill.mill.mill.mill.OperatedOperatedOperatedOperatedOperatedcontinuouslycontinuouslycontinuouslycontinuouslycontinuouslyfrom 1875-from 1875-from 1875-from 1875-from 1875-1914.1914.1914.1914.1914.ShaftShaftShaftShaftShaftdepth, 1865’. Total production depth, 1865’. Total production depth, 1865’. Total production depth, 1865’. Total production depth, 1865’. Total production overoveroveroverover$5million. $5million. $5million. $5million. $5million. Powder house remains. Powder house remains. Powder house remains. Powder house remains. Powder house remains.

3 KENNEDY-ARGONAUT3 KENNEDY-ARGONAUT3 KENNEDY-ARGONAUT3 KENNEDY-ARGONAUT3 KENNEDY-ARGONAUTVIEWVIEWVIEWVIEWVIEWPOINTPOINTPOINTPOINTPOINTKennedy wasKennedy wasKennedy wasKennedy wasKennedy wasone of theone of theone of theone of theone of thedeepest, 5,912’,deepest, 5,912’,deepest, 5,912’,deepest, 5,912’,deepest, 5,912’,and largestand largestand largestand largestand largestproducers ofproducers ofproducers ofproducers ofproducers ofgold:gold:gold:gold:gold: $34$34$34$34$34million.million.million.million.million.Worked until 1942. Argonaut founded inWorked until 1942. Argonaut founded inWorked until 1942. Argonaut founded inWorked until 1942. Argonaut founded inWorked until 1942. Argonaut founded in1871, produced $1871, produced $1871, produced $1871, produced $1871, produced $222229 million. Its shaft over 19 million. Its shaft over 19 million. Its shaft over 19 million. Its shaft over 19 million. Its shaft over 1mile deep. Headframes and buildingsmile deep. Headframes and buildingsmile deep. Headframes and buildingsmile deep. Headframes and buildingsmile deep. Headframes and buildingsremain. remain. remain. remain. remain. Kennedy surface buildings onKennedy surface buildings onKennedy surface buildings onKennedy surface buildings onKennedy surface buildings ontour weekends.tour weekends.tour weekends.tour weekends.tour weekends.

7 OLD EUREKA7 OLD EUREKA7 OLD EUREKA7 OLD EUREKA7 OLD EUREKAFounded in 1853Founded in 1853Founded in 1853Founded in 1853Founded in 1853as the Badgeras the Badgeras the Badgeras the Badgeras the Badgerand Wolverineand Wolverineand Wolverineand Wolverineand WolverineMine. ConnectedMine. ConnectedMine. ConnectedMine. ConnectedMine. Connectedto Wildmanto Wildmanto Wildmanto Wildmanto WildmanMine. ShaftMine. ShaftMine. ShaftMine. ShaftMine. Shaft4000’ deep.4000’ deep.4000’ deep.4000’ deep.4000’ deep.Produced $12Produced $12Produced $12Produced $12Produced $12million untilmillion untilmillion untilmillion untilmillion until1924. Joined1924. Joined1924. Joined1924. Joined1924. Joinedwith Central Eureka and reopened afterwith Central Eureka and reopened afterwith Central Eureka and reopened afterwith Central Eureka and reopened afterwith Central Eureka and reopened afterWW II until 1957. Buildings and waterWW II until 1957. Buildings and waterWW II until 1957. Buildings and waterWW II until 1957. Buildings and waterWW II until 1957. Buildings and watertower remain.tower remain.tower remain.tower remain.tower remain.

8 EMERSON SHAFT8 EMERSON SHAFT8 EMERSON SHAFT8 EMERSON SHAFT8 EMERSON SHAFTEasternEasternEasternEasternEasternshaftshaftshaftshaftshaft ofofofofofWildmanWildmanWildmanWildmanWildmanMine 900’Mine 900’Mine 900’Mine 900’Mine 900’deep. Joineddeep. Joineddeep. Joineddeep. Joineddeep. Joinedto Wildmanto Wildmanto Wildmanto Wildmanto Wildmanasasasasas an airan airan airan airan airshaft andshaft andshaft andshaft andshaft andhaulinghaulinghaulinghaulinghaulingstation forstation forstation forstation forstation forwaste rock. Used as a quarry in 1900s.waste rock. Used as a quarry in 1900s.waste rock. Used as a quarry in 1900s.waste rock. Used as a quarry in 1900s.waste rock. Used as a quarry in 1900s.RockRockRockRockRock foundation and open shaft remain.foundation and open shaft remain.foundation and open shaft remain.foundation and open shaft remain.foundation and open shaft remain.

99999 WILDMANWILDMANWILDMANWILDMANWILDMAN MINE MINE MINE MINE MINEFounded inFounded inFounded inFounded inFounded in1851. Had1851. Had1851. Had1851. Had1851. Had70 stamps.70 stamps.70 stamps.70 stamps.70 stamps.ConsolidatedConsolidatedConsolidatedConsolidatedConsolidatedfirst withfirst withfirst withfirst withfirst withMahoneyMahoneyMahoneyMahoneyMahoneyand laterand laterand laterand laterand laterwith Lincolnwith Lincolnwith Lincolnwith Lincolnwith LincolnMine.Mine.Mine.Mine.Mine.ProducedProducedProducedProducedProduced$3,500,000 to 1924. Shaft, 1500’ deep,$3,500,000 to 1924. Shaft, 1500’ deep,$3,500,000 to 1924. Shaft, 1500’ deep,$3,500,000 to 1924. Shaft, 1500’ deep,$3,500,000 to 1924. Shaft, 1500’ deep, encased under post office bell tower. encased under post office bell tower. encased under post office bell tower. encased under post office bell tower. encased under post office bell tower.Powder house remains.Powder house remains.Powder house remains.Powder house remains.Powder house remains.

13 KEYSTONE MINE13 KEYSTONE MINE13 KEYSTONE MINE13 KEYSTONE MINE13 KEYSTONE MINEFounded inFounded inFounded inFounded inFounded in1851from many1851from many1851from many1851from many1851from manyclaims. Joined withclaims. Joined withclaims. Joined withclaims. Joined withclaims. Joined withSpring Hill andSpring Hill andSpring Hill andSpring Hill andSpring Hill andconsolidated inconsolidated inconsolidated inconsolidated inconsolidated in1933. Closed in1933. Closed in1933. Closed in1933. Closed in1933. Closed in1942. Wonder shaft1942. Wonder shaft1942. Wonder shaft1942. Wonder shaft1942. Wonder shaftreopened untilreopened untilreopened untilreopened untilreopened until1952. Patton shaft1952. Patton shaft1952. Patton shaft1952. Patton shaft1952. Patton shaft2656’ deep.2656’ deep.2656’ deep.2656’ deep.2656’ deep.Produced Produced Produced Produced Produced $24 million. Shafts, headframe,$24 million. Shafts, headframe,$24 million. Shafts, headframe,$24 million. Shafts, headframe,$24 million. Shafts, headframe,stamp mill, foundations, and buildingsstamp mill, foundations, and buildingsstamp mill, foundations, and buildingsstamp mill, foundations, and buildingsstamp mill, foundations, and buildingsremain.remain.remain.remain.remain.

1414141414ORIGINALORIGINALORIGINALORIGINALORIGINALAMADORAMADORAMADORAMADORAMADOROpened inOpened inOpened inOpened inOpened in1852 from 61852 from 61852 from 61852 from 61852 from 6claims. Asclaims. Asclaims. Asclaims. Asclaims. AsOriginalOriginalOriginalOriginalOriginalAmador, itAmador, itAmador, itAmador, itAmador, itworked untilworked untilworked untilworked untilworked until1918. Reopened, worked 1935-37. Mill used1918. Reopened, worked 1935-37. Mill used1918. Reopened, worked 1935-37. Mill used1918. Reopened, worked 1935-37. Mill used1918. Reopened, worked 1935-37. Mill usedby Keystone Mine until 1942. Producedby Keystone Mine until 1942. Producedby Keystone Mine until 1942. Producedby Keystone Mine until 1942. Producedby Keystone Mine until 1942. Produced$3,500,000. Shaft 1238’. Foundations and$3,500,000. Shaft 1238’. Foundations and$3,500,000. Shaft 1238’. Foundations and$3,500,000. Shaft 1238’. Foundations and$3,500,000. Shaft 1238’. Foundations anddump remain.dump remain.dump remain.dump remain.dump remain.

15 BUNKER15 BUNKER15 BUNKER15 BUNKER15 BUNKERHILL MINEHILL MINEHILL MINEHILL MINEHILL MINEFirst worked inFirst worked inFirst worked inFirst worked inFirst worked in1853 as1853 as1853 as1853 as1853 asRancheria Mine.Rancheria Mine.Rancheria Mine.Rancheria Mine.Rancheria Mine.From 1899 untilFrom 1899 untilFrom 1899 untilFrom 1899 untilFrom 1899 until1922 operated as1922 operated as1922 operated as1922 operated as1922 operated asBunker HillBunker HillBunker HillBunker HillBunker HillConsolidated,Consolidated,Consolidated,Consolidated,Consolidated,producing $5,154,382. Shaft 3440’. 40producing $5,154,382. Shaft 3440’. 40producing $5,154,382. Shaft 3440’. 40producing $5,154,382. Shaft 3440’. 40producing $5,154,382. Shaft 3440’. 40stamps. Headframe, open shaft, dump,andstamps. Headframe, open shaft, dump,andstamps. Headframe, open shaft, dump,andstamps. Headframe, open shaft, dump,andstamps. Headframe, open shaft, dump,andsurface workings remain.surface workings remain.surface workings remain.surface workings remain.surface workings remain.

4 ONEIDA MINE4 ONEIDA MINE4 ONEIDA MINE4 ONEIDA MINE4 ONEIDA MINEFoundedFoundedFoundedFoundedFoundedin thein thein thein thein the1860s. A1860s. A1860s. A1860s. A1860s. Anew millnew millnew millnew millnew millbuilt inbuilt inbuilt inbuilt inbuilt in1890s.1890s.1890s.1890s.1890s.MineMineMineMineMineworkedworkedworkedworkedworkeduntil until until until until 19141914191419141914with a production of $2,500,000. with a production of $2,500,000. with a production of $2,500,000. with a production of $2,500,000. with a production of $2,500,000. Had aHad aHad aHad aHad a2280’ vertical shaft and2280’ vertical shaft and2280’ vertical shaft and2280’ vertical shaft and2280’ vertical shaft and a 1350’ incline.a 1350’ incline.a 1350’ incline.a 1350’ incline.a 1350’ incline.Many Many Many Many Many buildings and powder house remainbuildings and powder house remainbuildings and powder house remainbuildings and powder house remainbuildings and powder house remainat the site.at the site.at the site.at the site.at the site.

5 SOUTH EUREKA5 SOUTH EUREKA5 SOUTH EUREKA5 SOUTH EUREKA5 SOUTH EUREKAOpened in theOpened in theOpened in theOpened in theOpened in the1870s. Major1870s. Major1870s. Major1870s. Major1870s. Majordevelopmentdevelopmentdevelopmentdevelopmentdevelopment1891-1917.1891-1917.1891-1917.1891-1917.1891-1917.Explored byExplored byExplored byExplored byExplored byCentral EurekaCentral EurekaCentral EurekaCentral EurekaCentral Eurekain 1924 untilin 1924 untilin 1924 untilin 1924 untilin 1924 untilafter WW II.after WW II.after WW II.after WW II.after WW II.ProductionProductionProductionProductionProduction$5,300,000.$5,300,000.$5,300,000.$5,300,000.$5,300,000.Shaft 2900’. Dump and surface workShaft 2900’. Dump and surface workShaft 2900’. Dump and surface workShaft 2900’. Dump and surface workShaft 2900’. Dump and surface workremain. remain. remain. remain. remain. Site no longer visible.Site no longer visible.Site no longer visible.Site no longer visible.Site no longer visible.

6 CENTRAL EUREKA6 CENTRAL EUREKA6 CENTRAL EUREKA6 CENTRAL EUREKA6 CENTRAL EUREKAFounded asFounded asFounded asFounded asFounded asthe Summitthe Summitthe Summitthe Summitthe SummitMine in 1855.Mine in 1855.Mine in 1855.Mine in 1855.Mine in 1855.LongestLongestLongestLongestLongestworking mineworking mineworking mineworking mineworking mine(until 1957).(until 1957).(until 1957).(until 1957).(until 1957).Produced $39Produced $39Produced $39Produced $39Produced $39million inmillion inmillion inmillion inmillion ingold ingold ingold ingold ingold inconsolidationconsolidationconsolidationconsolidationconsolidationwith Old Eureka and South Eureka. Shaftwith Old Eureka and South Eureka. Shaftwith Old Eureka and South Eureka. Shaftwith Old Eureka and South Eureka. Shaftwith Old Eureka and South Eureka. Shaft4900’ deep. Headframe & stamp mill4900’ deep. Headframe & stamp mill4900’ deep. Headframe & stamp mill4900’ deep. Headframe & stamp mill4900’ deep. Headframe & stamp millremain.remain.remain.remain.remain.

10 MAHONEY MINE10 MAHONEY MINE10 MAHONEY MINE10 MAHONEY MINE10 MAHONEY MINEOperatedOperatedOperatedOperatedOperatedfrom 1852from 1852from 1852from 1852from 1852until 1924.until 1924.until 1924.until 1924.until 1924.Ran 70Ran 70Ran 70Ran 70Ran 70stamp millstamp millstamp millstamp millstamp millwith thewith thewith thewith thewith theWildmanWildmanWildmanWildmanWildmanMine.Mine.Mine.Mine.Mine.ProducedProducedProducedProducedProduced$3,500,000$3,500,000$3,500,000$3,500,000$3,500,000In consolidation with the Wildman Mine inIn consolidation with the Wildman Mine inIn consolidation with the Wildman Mine inIn consolidation with the Wildman Mine inIn consolidation with the Wildman Mine in 1900. Shaft 1900. Shaft 1900. Shaft 1900. Shaft 1900. Shaft 1200’1200’1200’1200’1200’’ deep.Shaft depression’ deep.Shaft depression’ deep.Shaft depression’ deep.Shaft depression’ deep.Shaft depressionand surface workings atop hill above the postand surface workings atop hill above the postand surface workings atop hill above the postand surface workings atop hill above the postand surface workings atop hill above the postoffice.office.office.office.office.

11 LINCOLN MINE11 LINCOLN MINE11 LINCOLN MINE11 LINCOLN MINE11 LINCOLN MINEFounded inFounded inFounded inFounded inFounded in1851 as the1851 as the1851 as the1851 as the1851 as theUnionUnionUnionUnionUnionMine.Mine.Mine.Mine.Mine.Owned byOwned byOwned byOwned byOwned byLelandLelandLelandLelandLelandStanfordStanfordStanfordStanfordStanfordwhowhowhowhowhochanged thechanged thechanged thechanged thechanged thename.name.name.name.name.Worked until 1924, producing $2 million.Worked until 1924, producing $2 million.Worked until 1924, producing $2 million.Worked until 1924, producing $2 million.Worked until 1924, producing $2 million.Consolidated with Wildman-Mahoney.Consolidated with Wildman-Mahoney.Consolidated with Wildman-Mahoney.Consolidated with Wildman-Mahoney.Consolidated with Wildman-Mahoney.Foundations and dump remain.Foundations and dump remain.Foundations and dump remain.Foundations and dump remain.Foundations and dump remain.

12 SOUTH SPRING HILL12 SOUTH SPRING HILL12 SOUTH SPRING HILL12 SOUTH SPRING HILL12 SOUTH SPRING HILLLocated inLocated inLocated inLocated inLocated in1851 and1851 and1851 and1851 and1851 andworked untilworked untilworked untilworked untilworked until1893 with a 301893 with a 301893 with a 301893 with a 301893 with a 30stamp mill. Instamp mill. Instamp mill. Instamp mill. Instamp mill. In19201920192019201920purchased bypurchased bypurchased bypurchased bypurchased byKeystone Co.Keystone Co.Keystone Co.Keystone Co.Keystone Co.and workedand workedand workedand workedand workeduntil 1942.until 1942.until 1942.until 1942.until 1942.Value $1,092,472. Waste rock, found-Value $1,092,472. Waste rock, found-Value $1,092,472. Waste rock, found-Value $1,092,472. Waste rock, found-Value $1,092,472. Waste rock, found-ations, and surface work remain onations, and surface work remain onations, and surface work remain onations, and surface work remain onations, and surface work remain onString Bean Alley.String Bean Alley.String Bean Alley.String Bean Alley.String Bean Alley.

16 TREASURE MINE16 TREASURE MINE16 TREASURE MINE16 TREASURE MINE16 TREASURE MINEFoundedFoundedFoundedFoundedFoundedbefore 1867.before 1867.before 1867.before 1867.before 1867.WorkedWorkedWorkedWorkedWorkedfrom from from from from 11111907-907-907-907-907-1922. Total1922. Total1922. Total1922. Total1922. Totalproductionproductionproductionproductionproductionwas $1was $1was $1was $1was $1million.million.million.million.million.Shaft 3030’Shaft 3030’Shaft 3030’Shaft 3030’Shaft 3030’deep.deep.deep.deep.deep.Connected to BunkerConnected to BunkerConnected to BunkerConnected to BunkerConnected to Bunker Hill Mine. Ore frame,Hill Mine. Ore frame,Hill Mine. Ore frame,Hill Mine. Ore frame,Hill Mine. Ore frame,open shaft, mill, foundation, and dumpsopen shaft, mill, foundation, and dumpsopen shaft, mill, foundation, and dumpsopen shaft, mill, foundation, and dumpsopen shaft, mill, foundation, and dumpsremain.remain.remain.remain.remain.

17 FREMONT-GOVER17 FREMONT-GOVER17 FREMONT-GOVER17 FREMONT-GOVER17 FREMONT-GOVERFoundedFoundedFoundedFoundedFoundedprior to 1867.prior to 1867.prior to 1867.prior to 1867.prior to 1867.Worked fromWorked fromWorked fromWorked fromWorked from1872-18901872-18901872-18901872-18901872-1890whenwhenwhenwhenwhenFremontFremontFremontFremontFremontshaft wasshaft wasshaft wasshaft wasshaft wassunk sunk sunk sunk sunk 22222950’.950’.950’.950’.950’.40 stamp40 stamp40 stamp40 stamp40 stampmill; produced $5 million. Headframe, mill,mill; produced $5 million. Headframe, mill,mill; produced $5 million. Headframe, mill,mill; produced $5 million. Headframe, mill,mill; produced $5 million. Headframe, mill,foundations, and tailings remain.foundations, and tailings remain.foundations, and tailings remain.foundations, and tailings remain.foundations, and tailings remain.

18 PLYMOUTH CONS18 PLYMOUTH CONS18 PLYMOUTH CONS18 PLYMOUTH CONS18 PLYMOUTH CONSFounded inFounded inFounded inFounded inFounded in1852 from1852 from1852 from1852 from1852 fromseveral claims.several claims.several claims.several claims.several claims.ConsolidatedConsolidatedConsolidatedConsolidatedConsolidatedIn 1883. MineIn 1883. MineIn 1883. MineIn 1883. MineIn 1883. Mineworked untilworked untilworked untilworked untilworked until1947, after1947, after1947, after1947, after1947, afterclosing duringclosing duringclosing duringclosing duringclosing duringWW II. TotalWW II. TotalWW II. TotalWW II. TotalWW II. Totalproduction wasproduction wasproduction wasproduction wasproduction was$13,500,000. Pacific shaft was 4450’ deep$13,500,000. Pacific shaft was 4450’ deep$13,500,000. Pacific shaft was 4450’ deep$13,500,000. Pacific shaft was 4450’ deep$13,500,000. Pacific shaft was 4450’ deepon aon aon aon aon a Vertical incline. Foundations for stampVertical incline. Foundations for stampVertical incline. Foundations for stampVertical incline. Foundations for stampVertical incline. Foundations for stampmill remain; enclosed in concrete yard.mill remain; enclosed in concrete yard.mill remain; enclosed in concrete yard.mill remain; enclosed in concrete yard.mill remain; enclosed in concrete yard.