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I was checking out a map of an area I am prospecting that has shown some promise, and noticed there was an "X" in the same area. I had missed it earlier as is blended in with the contours. I happened on the area myself after following a gulch where their had been a couple of other prospects. what I am wondering is if an "X" on the map means that anything was actually found there. I know sometimes that there is a mine shaft associated with the "X", but that is not the case here. It would be nice to know if anything was found there. I know that the creek below has not been a big producer, but there have been some decent Lodes in the area and the next two gulches have had gold in the creeks, one of them was one of the best gold bearing placers in Montana. Anyway, if someone could tell me specifically rather than generally what an "X" means, I would appreciate it. Thanks.
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Yesterday, 09:23 AM#2Vance in AK Vance in AK is offlineusFeb 2010130 49 times
It should be defined in the maps legend.
Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Yesterday, 09:29 AM#3Jeff95531 Jeff95531 is online nowJeff95531's AvatarusFeb 2013Deep in the redwoodsTeknetics Alpha 2000151 42 times Prospecting
Are you sure on X? My maps here in CA use this to designate claims and/or mines.
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Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Yesterday, 09:55 PMOriginal Poster#4Lucky Gator Lucky Gator is offlineusMay 2013Montana16 3 times Prospecting
Yeah, it might be crossed picks, but it has the word prospects on it so I know it a prospect site. I just wasn't sure exactly what that meant. After talking to the BLM mining guy, he told me that it just meant someone prospected there, it could be as simple as someone digging a small hole or more complex like a mine shaft. He told me it does not indicate whether or not anything was actually found there. So basically I know that someone, a long time ago thought the place was worth checking out. I also know that since then a lot of erosion has taken place and since it is shale and quartz, a lot is exposed that they never got to see. Definitely worth my time to check out, imo.
Quote Originally Posted by Jeff95531View PostAre you sure on X? My maps here in CA use this to designate claims and/or mines.
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Fullpan likes this.Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Yesterday, 10:12 PM#5DesertNuggets DesertNuggets is offlineDesertNuggets's AvatarusMar 2011Tucson, AZGold Bug 2396 55 times Prospecting
X on some of my maps is prospects and elevation.
Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Today, 07:53 AMOriginal Poster#6Lucky Gator Lucky Gator is offlineusMay 2013Montana16 3 times Prospecting
Yeah, but the X is usually for the top of a hill, This was in a valley, so it would not have one. Looking closely, I am not seeing the cross picks, but I have seen it on my other maps. Either way, the word prospect pretty much gives it away, lol.
Quote Originally Posted by DesertNuggetsView PostX on some of my maps is prospects and elevation.
Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Today, 11:05 AM#7Fullpan Fullpan is online nowMay 2012nevada819 379 times All Types Of Treasure Hunting
In my experience that X equals exploration/coyote holes (i'm looking),and the crossed picks means sustained effort/a named mine.
(found "something").
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Lucky Gator likes this.Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Today, 12:55 PMOriginal Poster#8Lucky Gator Lucky Gator is offlineusMay 2013Montana16 3 times Prospecting
Thanks, I hadn't thought about that. I did notice that the "X" for elevation makrs and for prospects are distinctly different. The ones for prospecting are bigger, and longer from top to bottom, while the elevation ones are smaller and the length and width are equal.
Quote Originally Posted by FullpanView PostIn my experience that X equals exploration/coyote holes, and the crossed picks means sustained effort/a named mine.
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