Shasta County's French Gulch Mining District produced significant quartz lodes and placer gold during the 1850s–1880s, with the Keswick and Shasta Lake areas serving as supply hubs. The Pit River and its tributaries drain auriferous terrain; small-scale placer operations continue in accessible drainage segments. Recent geology mapping has identified porphyry copper-gold systems in the Pit River canyon — similar to world-class deposits in the Great Basin. The BLM Redding Field Office handles federal claims; water availability is seasonal.
The nearest mapped access corridor, osm:10572634 (mapped off-road route), lies approximately 160 feet from this claim's centroid. off-road vehicle clearance is required. Vehicle staging is feasible directly adjacent to the claim boundary.
10 active claims surround Dog Days within a 7-mile radius. The estimated open aliquot count is approximate — use the live map for precise 20-acre resolution.
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Dog Days is a 20-acre Lode Claim in Shasta County, California (CA), filed under BLM serial number CA106779366 in the Bureau of Land Management Mining Location Record System.
The legal description places this claim at T.350N., R.60W., Sec. 10, SWNE within the Public Land Survey System (PLSS). The aliquot designation identifies the specific 20-acre sub-parcel.
Under the General Mining Act of 1872 (30 U.S.C. § 22), claims on federal land are maintained by filing the annual maintenance fee or performing assessment work. Current BLM status: Filed. 10 additional active claims exist within 7 miles.
To find open federal land adjacent to Dog Days, AuthoriProspector overlays live BLM claims at 20-acre aliquot precision alongside USGS MRDS historic mine markers, BLM wilderness boundaries, and military no-go zones.
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