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Gold in Latah County, Idaho

The federal record (USGS MRDS) lists 21 gold occurrences in Latah County — 9 of them past or active producers. Below is that record, readable: the documented sites, and the live map that puts claims, creeks, roads and geology under every one of them.

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Latah County by the numbers

21recorded gold occurrences
9past & active gold producers
12recorded as placer ground

The recorded gold sites

Producers first, then prospects and occurrences — each links into the live map of that exact ground:

SiteStatusType
Behrens Brothers PlacerPast producerplacer
Boulder Creek PlacerPast producerplacer
Camas Creek PlacerPast producerplacer
Carrico Mine and PlacerProducer
Carrico PlacerPast producerplacer
Daisy MinePast producervein
Gold Eagle ProspectPast producer
Jerome Creek PlacerPast producerplacer
Northwest Gold Fields CompanyPast producerplacer
Black Dust PlacerOccurrenceplacer
Blackfoot ProspectOccurrencevein
Cassidy ProspectOccurrencevein
Gold ProspectOccurrencevein
Hidden Treasure PlacerOccurrenceplacer
Last Chance ProspectOccurrencevein
Mary Lee PlacerOccurrenceplacer
Milbert PlacerOccurrenceplacer
Poorman PlacerOccurrenceplacer
Silver King PropertyOccurrence
Taylor Placer ClaimOccurrenceplacer
White Cross ProspectOccurrencevein

What this can — and can't — tell you

The public record shows where gold was documented, claimed and produced. It cannot tell you what's left, whether a specific creek still carries color, or that any spot will pay. What it CAN do is stack the odds: known sources upslope, the creeks that drain them, what's already claimed, and the bedrock — read together. Always verify claim status with BLM and land rules before you dig. Information, not advice.

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