CLAIM SOLD!
The amazing waterfall at Marshall Creek.
Hunter Jack 2 Placer Tenure #706550
Coordinates: 50 51 37 1 N 122 29 8.6 W
1 cell (20.39 hectares)
Price (SOLD)
The famous Bridge River is one of British Columbia's richest placer creeks. The Bridge River is a tributary of the famous Fraser River. During the Fraser River gold rush, prospectors found course gold nuggets at its mouth. They then followed it deep into the mountains. Determined to find the source of the rich gold they were finding in there pans and sluices. Two of the richest gold mines in British Columbia were then found and staked on Calladwater creek one of the tributaries of the Bridge River. Those claims would become the famous Bralorne and Pioneer mines which have produced over 40 million ounces of gold.
Some of the other tributaries running into the Bridge river continue to produce course placer gold such as Marshall Creek which has produced some fine placer gold since it was first discovered back in the late 1800s. Marshall Creek was said to be the location of the placer mines of Hunter Jack who used to chase out any prospectors he found near his digging on Marshall Creek. Hunter Jack used to have potlatches were he would give away large nuggets from his placer mines. Spindle has staked the possible the location o f one of Hunter Jacks suspected placer mines on Marshall Creek. The Hunter Jack 2 Placer Claim is for sale now for only 800.00CDN.Also if you are interested in just panning and sluicing on the claim for a day. Why not rent the claim for a day of your choice. Click here for more details on purchasing or renting the claim
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