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Research one of Northern California’s most historic gold-producing regions with Mines and Mineral Resources of Trinity County, California. Originally published in 1965 as County Report No. 4 by the California Division of Mines and Geology, this reprinted reference documents the county’s mines, mineral deposits, geology, and gold production.
The report includes descriptions and legal-location information for hundreds of historic mining sites. A large foldout map, stored in the cover pocket, identifies approximately 300 placer locations and 200 lode mines throughout Trinity County.
History of mining in Trinity County
Regional geology and mineral resources
Historic gold-production information
Descriptions of placer and lode mining properties
Legal-location details for documented sites
Information about approximately 300 placer locations
Information about approximately 200 lode mines
Bibliographical references for additional research
Large foldout mine-location map
Reprint of an official California mining report
Originally published by the California Division of Mines and Geology
Detailed coverage of Trinity County’s mining industry
Documents approximately 500 historic mining locations
Includes a large foldout map in the cover pocket
Useful for historical and geological research
Valuable companion for prospectors studying Northern California gold country
Gold prospectors and mining researchers
Trinity County history enthusiasts
Rockhounds and amateur geologists
Metal detectorists researching historic mining areas
Mining-claim researchers
Western Americana collectors
Libraries, educators, and historical societies
Title: Mines and Mineral Resources of Trinity County, California
Authors: J. C. O’Brien and Quintin A. Aune
Series: County Report No. 4
Original Publisher: California Division of Mines and Geology
Original Publication Year: 1965
Format: Reprinted reference report
Language: English
Length: 125 pages
Map: Large foldout mine-location map stored in the cover pocket
Documented Locations: Approximately 300 placer sites and 200 lode mines
Dimensions: Not specified in available product information
For anyone studying the mining history and mineral potential of Northern California, this report offers a concentrated source of historical property descriptions, geological information, production records, and map-based research for Trinity County.
Please Note: This is a reprint of a historical 1965 report. Mine locations, legal descriptions, property ownership, claim status, access conditions, roads, and regulations may have changed substantially. Use the information for historical research and always verify current land status before entering property or prospecting. Never enter abandoned mines, which may contain unstable ground, concealed shafts, toxic gases, or other deadly hazards.
Just reprinted: Mines and Mineral Resources of Trinity County, California County Report #4, California Division of Mines & Geology, 1965, 125 pages, large fold out map showing approximately 300 placer sites, 200 lode mines, plus legal description and brief history, geology and gold production, with large fold out map locating sites in cover pocket.
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