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Clark and Hill Properties
We picked it because its USGS record mentions 1 gem or collectible mineral (Gold) and 1 of our card minerals overall. That ties with 2 other site(s), so we broke the tie by mine status (past producers first), then USGS record quality, then name. USGS lists it as past producer for Gold. Minerals mentioned: Gold. Approx. location 33.450, -84.983. USGS record.
Ask first: a USGS record doesn’t mean you can visit. Find out who owns the land and get permission before collecting.
Field cards: what kind of sites?
Produced ore or material at some point in the past.
Explored or test-dug, with no recorded production.
The mineral was noted here, without development.
Status terms come from USGS MRDS records.
Mineral cards
Gold
Mohs 2.5–3. Soft, heavy and bright yellow; it doesn’t tarnish. Mindat
3 sites
Counts are sites whose USGS record mentions the mineral or commodity. Hardness from Mindat.
Minerals recorded here
Gold 3Commodities
Granite 5Gold 3Sites
| Site | Commodity | Minerals recorded | Status | Approx. location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bingham Property | Gold | Gold | Past Producer | 33.250, -84.733 |
| Clark and Hill Properties | Gold | Gold | Past Producer | 33.450, -84.983 |
| Hardagree Property | Gold | Gold | Past Producer | 33.431, -85.008 |
| Lyndon Hill Quarry | Granite | — | Past Producer | 33.366, -84.728 |
| Sam Hill Quarry | Granite | — | Past Producer | 33.370, -84.858 |
| Mrs J D Moreland's Property | Granite | — | Prospect | 33.240, -84.853 |
| J H Neely Place | Granite | — | Occurrence | 33.333, -84.637 |
| B D Cole Quarry | Granite | — | Past Producer | 33.374, -84.768 |
Nearby counties
Heard County · Fayette County · Douglas County · Carroll County · Troup County
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How we built this page: we counted named sites in the USGS Mineral Resources Data System (MRDS) for this area, left out sand, gravel, crushed stone, clay pits and unnamed sites, grouped them by Census county, and linked every site to its USGS record. We did not visit these sites, and MRDS does not tell you who owns the land or whether collecting is allowed.
Source: USGS Mineral Resources Data System (MRDS). USGS ceased systematic updates to MRDS around 2011, so status and details may be out of date. Each site links to its USGS record.
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