Arizona Gold & Gems: Then & Now is an invaluable map collection for gold prospectors, rockhounds, metal detectorists, and Arizona history enthusiasts. This unique five-map set combines modern U.S. Geological Survey maps with historic mining maps, allowing you to compare past mining districts, townsites, and mineral discoveries with today's landscape.
Designed to help locate historic gold-producing regions and gem-bearing areas throughout Arizona, these detailed maps highlight hundreds of years of mining history while identifying locations for gold, silver, gemstones, and mineral deposits across the state. The set includes historical maps dating from the 1860s through the 1880s alongside modern reference maps, making it an outstanding research tool for planning prospecting adventures and exploring Arizona's rich mining heritage.
Gold prospectors
Metal detectorists
Rockhounds
Gem hunters
Mining history enthusiasts
Ghost town explorers
Outdoor adventurers
Hikers and campers
Geology students
Treasure hunters
Historical researchers
Arizona travelers
Complete five-map collection
Combines historic and modern maps
Covers the entire state of Arizona
Shows historic mining districts and townsites
Identifies numerous gold and gem locations
Easy-to-read map layout
Based on authentic historical sources
Excellent field and research reference
Compare historic mining maps with today's landscape
Locate historic gold-producing regions
Discover gem and mineral collecting areas
Research ghost towns and early mining camps
Plan prospecting trips with greater confidence
Learn Arizona's rich mining history while exploring
Northwest Arizona Gold & Gems Map
Northeast Arizona Gold & Gems Map
Southwest Arizona Gold & Gems Map
Southeast Arizona Gold & Gems Map
Historic Arizona Reference Maps featuring early mineral districts, townsites, and mining information from the late 1800s
Complete your Arizona prospecting kit with:
Garrett Gold Panning Kit
Gold Classifier Screens
Snuffer Bottle
Gold Collection Vials
Prospecting Pick
Crevice Tools
Folding Shovel
Handheld GPS
Fists Full of Gold by Chris Ralph
Handheld Magnifier or Jeweler's Loupe
Title: Arizona Gold & Gems: Then & Now
Format: Five Double-Sided Fold-Out Maps
Coverage: Entire State of Arizona
Includes Historic & Modern Maps
Language: English
Suitable for Field or Reference Use
Five double-sided Arizona Gold & Gems maps featuring historic mining information and modern reference maps.
At High Plains Prospectors, we know that successful prospecting begins with good research. Arizona Gold & Gems: Then & Now helps you connect Arizona's historic mining districts with today's terrain, making it easier to locate promising areas for gold prospecting, rockhounding, and outdoor exploration. Whether you're planning your next adventure or building your prospecting library, this detailed map collection is an excellent resource for anyone fascinated by Arizona's mining history and mineral wealth.
This collection of 5 double sided historical mining maps will help you plan your next prospecting trip.
Then And Now Maps are a unique map series shows changes in gold & gem fields over the last 100 years in selected western states. Each map package includes current USGS maps of the state along with antique turn-of-the-century maps of the same areas for comparison.
Package contains 5 maps measuring 17.5" x 23" unfolded, printed on both sides and reproduced from authentic documents on file from resources such as National Archives, State Libraries and Geological & Mineral Reports. Maps show 100 years of reported gold occurrences along with gem deposits.
Fascinating series of 5 maps showing gold and gem locations around Arizona, as well as historical maps with settlements dating back to 1868. The first map shows gems and minerals in the northwest, and early mineral locations around the state. The second map shows gold and gems in the northeast part of the state, and mineral districts in 1869. The third map shows gold and gems in the southwest part of the state, and town sites in 1886. The fourth map shows gold and gems in the southeastern part of the state and provides a history of mining in the state. The fifth map shows Arizona in 1881.
The maps and articles are good however I was disappointed of lack of detail. It is far more informative than what I did have. Thank you it shall be a helpful tool.
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