Whats the gold like in Washington East of the crest?

[OwenT]

What's the gold like in Washington East of the crest?

I've seen some good takes from some of the rivers on the west side of the state but I live in Moses Lake so I'm more interested in the East Cascades. I've read that generally gold in Washington is flour gold with the Liberty area as an exception. So I was wondering has anybody found any good gold (flakes or bigger) other places like Icicle creek, Ingalls Creek, Entiat River, others? What's the norm for NE cascades gold?

 

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[OwenT]

Whoops, meant for this to go into the Gold Prospecting section.

 

[KevinInColorado]

Here's a map of historical gold mines (from usgs data) in eastern WA. Nothing south of you at all btw so I excluded it from the image.

 

[arizau]

Here is an eleven page list of all historic recordings of gold occurrence in Washington state. Some have coordinates and all have maps where you can determine at least a general description for where they are located. You should be able to find a likely prospecting location in your or a nearby county. Mineral Location Search

Have fun and good luck.

 

[johnedoe]

Here's a map of historical gold mines (from usgs data) in eastern WA. Nothing south of you at all btw so I excluded it from the image.View attachment 1142994

Looks like somebody dropped some cracker jacks and plain pop corn on the map....

 

[rodoconnor]

Owen , between Kevin and Arizau you have some information to research !! G/L

 

[OwenT]

Thanks guys, lots of good stuff.

 

[Doug Watson]

OwenT, there's a gold show in Cashmere April 18th and 19th at the Chelan county fairgrounds. If you can make it you should be able to get quite a bit of info there. It's put on by the North Central Washington Prospectors.

 

[OwenT]

Sweet! Hopefully I get to go.