Fourth of July Creek

The Fourth of July Creek is a gold mine located in Alaska.

About the MRDS Data:

All mine locations were obtained from the USGS Mineral Resources Data System. The locations and other information in this database have not been verified for accuracy. It should be assumed that all mines are on private property.

Mine Info

Name: Fourth of July Creek

State: Alaska

County: na

Elevation:

Commodity: Gold

Lat, Long: 65.11667, -141.91667

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Fourth of July Creek MRDS details

Site Name

Primary: Fourth of July Creek

Commodity

Primary: Gold
Secondary: Silver
Secondary: Platinum
Tertiary: Iridium

Location

State: Alaska
District: Eagle District

Land Status

Not available

Holdings

Not available

Workings

Not available

Ownership

Not available

Production

Not available

Deposit

Record Type: Site
Operation Category: Past Producer
Deposit Type: Placer
Operation Type: Unknown
Years of Production:
Organization:
Significant: N

Physiography

Not available

Mineral Deposit Model

Not available

Orebody

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Structure

Not available

Alterations

Not available

Rocks

Not available

Analytical Data

Not available

Materials

Ore: Platinum

Comments

Comment (Production): GOLD DISCOVERED IN FOURTH OF JULY CREEK 1898, TOTAL PRODUCTION OF GOLD FROM EAGLE DISTRICT THRU 1960= 45000 OZ

References

Reference (Deposit): 15) SMITH, P. S., 1930A, P. 29 (B810)

Reference (Deposit): 16) SMITH, P. S., 1930B, P. 34 (B813)

Reference (Deposit): 17) MERTIE, 1930B, P. 164-165 (B816)

Reference (Deposit): 18) SMITH, P. S., 1932, P. 39 (B824)

Reference (Deposit): 19) SMITH, P. S., 1933A, P. 38 (B836)

Reference (Deposit): BROOKS, 1903A, P. 48 (B213)

Reference (Deposit): BROOKS, 1905, P. 29 (B259)

Reference (Deposit): PRINDLE, 1906A, P. 126 (B284)

Reference (Deposit): PRINDLE, 1906B, P. 23 (B295)

Reference (Deposit): 5) BROOKS, 1907C, P. 188, 200 (B314)

Reference (Deposit): 6) BROOKS, 1908B, P. 50 (B345)

Reference (Deposit): 7) ELLSWORTH AND PARKER, 1911, P. 172 (B480)

Reference (Deposit): 8) PRINDLE AND MERTIE, 1912, P. 201, 206-208 (B520)

Reference (Deposit): 9) PRINDLE, 1913, P. 77-79 (B538)

Reference (Deposit): 10) ELLSWORTH AND DAVENPORT, 1913, P. 213 (B542)

Reference (Deposit): 11) CHAPIN, 1914B, P. 360 (B592)

Reference (Deposit): 12) BROOKS, 1918, P. 56 (B662)

Reference (Deposit): 13) SMITH, P.S., 1926, P. 14 (B783)

Reference (Deposit): 14) SMITH, P. S., 1929, P. 23 (B797)

Reference (Deposit): 20) SMITH, P. S., 1933B, P. 40 (B844-A)

Reference (Deposit): 21) SMITH, P. S., 1934A, P. 38 (B857-A)

Reference (Deposit): 22) SMITH, P. S., 1934B, P. 42 (B864-A)

Reference (Deposit): 23) SMITH, P. S., 1936, P.

Reference (Production): COBB, P. 125, 1973

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