Height 9.5'' Width 6.5''
Washington State is within the top 10 producers of gemstones in the nation. Rockhounding is an important economic activity in the state. This package contains 5 maps, 17 1/2 by 23 inches printed on both sides. These old maps are reproduced from authentic documents from the National Archives. Reported and known occurrences of gold and silver, as well as the popular gem deposits are identified in red. Imagine 100 years of information compiled and printed on a modern USGS map!
Map identifies locations of: gold and silver, agate, actinolite, adventurine, andalusite, azurite, beryl, bloodstone, chrysocolla, corundum, crystals, flourite, fossils, garnet, kyanite, jade, jasper, obsidian, olivine, opal, opalized wood, petrified wood, rhodonite, realgar, thulite, thundereggs, tourmaline, and zeolite.
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