See us at AGG1 March 25-27th, Booth 1106

burgex-mining-logo-white

Placer Gold Districts of Arizona

The placer gold districts of Arizona have a long history of production.
The placer gold districts of Arizona have a long history of production dating back to Native American times.

The placer gold districts of Arizona have been in production on some level for over two centuries.

The earliest placer gold districts of Arizona were discovered by the Native Americans, followed by the Spanish, who worked some of them on a small scale. The Quijotoa district was recorded as having been worked by Padre Lopez as early as 1774. The big production in the placer gold districts of Arizona did not begin until about 1862 with the discovery of the La Paz placers. This discovery fueled a prospecting boom that quickly lead to the discovery of the Dome Rock, Plomosa, San Domingo, and Yavapai County placer districts. The Greaterville gold district was uncovered in 1874 and led to a further rush of prospecting and discovery.

Placer Gold Districts of Arizona

The following list includes all of the districts, sorted by county, that are included in our map. Major districts are in bold: Cochise: Teviston, Dos Cabezas, Pearce, Gleeson, Gold Gulch, Huachuca Gila County: Payson, Globe, Dripping Spring, Barbarossa Graham: Gila River Greenlee: Clifton La Paz: La Paz, Plomosa, La Cholla, Trigo Maricopa: Hassayampa, Vulture, San Domingo Mohave: King Tut, Gold Basin, Willow Beach, Wright Creek, Lookout, Lewis, Silver Creek, Chemehuevis Pima: Quijotoa, Alder Canyon, Papago, Old Baldy, Armagosa, Greaterville, Las Guijas, Tyndall, Harshaw, Patagonia, Oro Blanco, Nogales Pinal: Cañada Del Oro Yavapai: Granite Creek, Eureka, Copper Basin, Lynx Creek, Groom Creek, Big Bug, Hassayampa, Placerita, Model, Minnehaha, Black Canyon, Weaver, Rich Hill, Humbug Yuma: Kofa, Castle Dome, Laguna, Muggins, Gila City, Tank Mountains Learn more about the placer gold districts of Arizona in this report from the State of Arizona Bureau of Geology and Mineral Technology. There are several other minor placer gold districts of Arizona and many sub-districts that are not included in this map. You can view our placer gold districts of Nevada map here. Have you found a gold district that you are interested in prospecting and claiming? Learn how to stake mining claims in our article here. We can also handle the claim staking process from start to finish on your behalf – contact us today for a free estimate. Burgex Inc. is one of the fastest and most accurate providers of placer and lode claim staking and landman services in Arizona and the entire Western United States. We understand the Arizona and federal regulations and ensure that your project is completed according to the law. We know the placer districts of Arizona and provide experienced consulting services. Contact us today for a free estimate.