The federal record (USGS MRDS) lists 282 gold occurrences in Granite County — 113 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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Producers first, then prospects and occurrences — each links into the live map of that exact ground:
| Site | Status | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Bear Creek Placers | Past producer | placer |
| Red Lion District | Past producer | replacement vein, fissure vein, shear zone, contact metasomatic |
| Alps District | Past producer | placer |
| Antelope Creek District | Past producer | vein |
| Argo Mine | Past producer | — |
| Bagdad Mine | Past producer | — |
| Basin and Quartz Creek Placers | Past producer | placer |
| Basin and Quartz Creeks Placer | Past producer | placer |
| Belleflower Mine | Past producer | — |
| Big Bill | Past producer | — |
| Big Expectation Mine | Past producer | — |
| Big Springs Creek Placer | Past producer | placer |
| Bloomington Mine | Past producer | — |
| Blue Bird | Past producer | — |
| Brewster Creek Placer | Past producer | placer |
| Cabin Home | Past producer | — |
| Cadgie-Taylor Mine | Past producer | — |
| Cascade Mine | Past producer | — |
| Cliff Mine | Past producer | — |
| Confident Placer Group | Past producer | placer |
| Contact Mining Custom Mill | Past producer | — |
| Crescent Mine | Past producer | — |
| Dandy Mine | Past producer | — |
| Deep Creek Placer | Past producer | — |
| Dewey Mine | Past producer | — |
| Douglas Creek | Past producer | — |
| Durand Mine | Past producer | — |
| Elk Creek and Tributaries | Past producer | — |
| Flint Creek Mine | Past producer | — |
| Flint Creek Placer | Past producer | placer |
Showing the top 30 of 282 recorded gold occurrences — every one is on the live map.
The free map shows every dot above. Membership opens the layers that turn dots into a plan — favorability at working zoom, active claims, land ownership, geology and the creeks that drain the known sources. The first 7 days are free.
The dots are the record. The method is how you read them: