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OK, here you go for starters..... RPE.webpRPW.webp
 

dowsing? like for water? im confused here how can anyone sense something from a photo on a computer
 

No gold, Silver or cash on these maps. I find no place to dig a well
 

"Look for water- other than in the obvious places and any noted minerals (mainly gold). Location is in N CA."

Try here. N California does have a few good places left to prospect, is this a mining claim? On map RPW, not all hits marked here, try adjacent areas also.
 

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"Look for water- other than in the obvious places and any noted minerals (mainly gold). Location is in N CA."

Try here. N California does have a few good places left to prospect, is this a mining claim? On map RPW, not all hits marked here, try adjacent areas also.

Thanks for this.... you may have something here. What is the diff between circles and squares? RPW?? One of your points may be a 1930's placer gold claim.
 

I keep a general file of definitions on how my dowsing hits are marked, if more info comes to light I can then prove (in a limited way) what was map dowsed.

From file of definitions...

Yellow line box (or solid filled circles) for gold veins and deep alluvial placer deposits.
Yellow outline circles for shallow alluvial gold placer deposits.
 

Of course, a percentage of all map dowsed placer gold hits, will not be of economic importance (but any good spots should be among the places marked).
 

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I might add, Rick has plenty of gold mining claims for sale, as he has taken the time to do a ton of research, and he tests them out, too. Have known Rick for many years.
 

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