where is the gold line in this?

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[jpgold]

I will give it a shot. The river is moving a lot in an extremely short amount of time. Only a few parts of it are staying in one location. I would start there and work outward. The rapid movement makes we think the gold line would shift so much the concentration of gold would be minimal. However the swirling pool at the bottom is working its way up stream. I think it would be interesting too. Now im a novice at best. So let me know if I made sense or not. Constructive criticism is a good building tool.

[cabarrusgold]

I know where that creek is.

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Mar 17, 2014 13:15:10 GMT -5 cabarrusgold said:

I know where that creek is.

it's a river in a different country

[fireonthemountain]

Peru

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Anyways where is the gold line.. That's the question..

[cabarrusgold]

Mar 17, 2014 13:17:44 GMT -5 @ywevis said:

Mar 17, 2014 13:15:10 GMT -5 cabarrusgold said:

I know where that creek is.

it's a river in a different country

Nawww....You got to be kidding me... Thought it was the one I was in the other day. Creek changes so much.

[cabarrusgold]

Mar 17, 2014 13:47:36 GMT -5 @ywevis said:

Anyways where is the gold line.. That's the question..

Down the middle.

[mark]

The gold has most likely been deposited for thousands of years and recent changes likely have no bearing on the gold line. Some rivers have multiple gold lines due to multiple sources so it is really hard to answer the question.

[RWH]

I'd say if the river has gold in it, it would be 1/2 mile left and right of the center line. Dig it all out!!

[cabarrusgold]

This looks like a classic example of Gold Rush/Jungle. I would assume that the entire area is unstable for road construction in regards to heavy equipment not counting the mining aspect. If the area was stable for operation, then the whole area could be mined in my opinion.

[RWH]

Mar 18, 2014 5:28:11 GMT -5 cabarrusgold said:

This looks like a classic example of Gold Rush/Jungle. I would assume that the entire area is unstable for road construction in regards to heavy equipment not counting the mining aspect. If the area was stable for operation, then the whole area could be mined in my opinion.

I agree. This looks like a low land flood area.

[Pickerking]

Hard to say but down st the buttom..in the middle and top of page where it looks like a heart shape...but yeah whole area if it could be mined..etc.

[dirtdiver]

The pay streak or line is changing as the river changes. There will be pay streaks on dry land as well as in the river. If you where going to dredge here I would start with the inside bends of the areas that have remained basically the same.