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I'm near Coffs harbour area,
What are you after, as in relics ? Coins?
Gold nuggets? Panning?
Goody
What are you after, as in relics ? Coins?
Gold nuggets? Panning?
Goody
goody2shoes said:Hope this helps anyone around Coffs Harbour
Tallawudjab creek..
Glenreagh, orara river,
Bucca creek ,
Red white and blue creek they flow into Tsllawudjab creek..
Little Bobo river...
Dalmorton west of Coffs ..
Gulgong ,
Cudgegong river...
Google maps are the best way of working out access to the Creeks and rivers...
Goody
LoneWolf said:Woolgoolga, Coffs, Nana Glen and north of Woolgoolga has a Big History of Gold... Over 160 old mines in the area..
Virtually any creek west of Coffs has Gold... But lots of National Parks in the area so you really need to know where you are... There are still lots of places you still can't get into due to the Bushfires....
There is 2 very good books, Georges Gold mine 1 and Georges Gold mine 2... Well worth a read.... You can download them from Google...
There is also another book about the History of Woolgoolga, in that book, they mention of an old timer who went to his 'Bank' west of Woolgoolga (walking Distance of the town) every month to make a 'Withdrawal'... Gold was also found when they built the By-pass several years ago...
There is also not many records of early Gold finds in the area... Back in the days, The Mining Wardens Office burnt down and most of the early records were destroyed..
Some even say that the Coffs area produced more Gold than any other place in NSW... Football size Nuggets were found in the Bucca area.. Its all in the above books...
In the mid 90's, there was a Mining Co called Tarra City Mining, who claimed that they had found a whole mountain containing a Massive Gold Lode. Now a National Park.... But its very Deep and required the whole mountains removal.... The Greenies had a fit over that and forced the Mining company out and to withdraw their wild idea...
Search for the Member "Bluecurrant", and look at his finds from the Coffs area...
Lots of areas are in State Forests, So you will also need a Fossicking Permit....
LW...
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