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Stock# 104475
Description
The map depicts mining claims situated between the Middle Fork and South Fork of the Yuba River, showcasing the vibrant and complex network of mining operations in this historical area. The mines are delineated with various colors to highlight distinct claims and associated companies, providing a visual representation of the mining landscape during a booming period of resource extraction.
The map shows the area that includes the settlements of North Bloomfield, Malakoff, Washington Orleans, and Moors Flat, a well as areas noted as "Snow Tent," "New Snow Tent" and "Backbone House."
Larger Mining Claims Shown on the Map
- Blue Lead Consolidated - This prominent mine is centrally featured, with its claim marked in bright yellow, representing a significant area of operation within the depicted region.
- Union Blue Co. - Located to the north of Blue Lead Consolidated, marked in blue, indicating its extensive reach across multiple parcels.
- Derbec Co. - Situated on the western side of the map, highlighted in blue, illustrating another major player in the mining sector of the area.
- Bonanza - Found near the center and south of Blue Lead Consolidated, highlighted in yellow, showing its substantial mining claim.
- Gold Bug - Also central, just south of Bonanza, marked with a robust claim area in yellow.
Condition Description
Pen and Ink on drafting linen.
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