Maps of Mining Claims

[oragonads]

Anyone know of any decent maps to view mining claims on, specifically oregon. It appears that geocommunicator no longer shows claims.

 

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[Goodyguy]

Anyone know of any decent maps to view mining claims on, specifically oregon. It appears that geocommunicator no longer shows claims.

I guess I will share my secret ...... just don't tell anyone
Comes with awesome maps and it loads right into Google Earth and it's FREE! it's called miner diggins gold atlas.
http://www.minerdiggins.com/Ripple/LibTutGC.html

And also there is "Mine Cache" http://www.minecache.com/


Go for the gold,
GG~

 

[oragonads]

Oh yea, mine cache. I had that one on the tip of my tongue but couldn't remember it. Thanks a lot.

 

[Gravel Hog]

And you get the same incredibly innacurate data as you did with the GeoComm as it is the same data.
Only good for a rough tool in your search and to finish the job off right, before heading out, have yourself a visit to the BLM and CO. Rcorders.

 

[Hoser John]

GH speaks the gospel as same ol same ol' purt' near useless bs-John

 

[Goldbear]

So when you go to the BLM do they have maps for sale or what?

 

[Goldbear]

So I take it "closed claims" are now open to anyone? What does it cost usually to stake a claim?

 

[Hefty1]

Plan on spending all day at BLM trying to locate an open claim.

 

[Gravel Hog]

No need for a visit, you can call the BLM public record room and they can assist you, even copy/mail location notices for any given area for small fee.
They are very helpful for the new but may be a might busy with the influx of interest.

If the snow ever melts here, I know my caretaker will have a busy year looking in on my claims while I'm dredging in AK.

 

[Goldbear]

GH - You know the best way to do that is let someone work it while your gone... LOL.