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Wagga Wagga Riverina region NSW information and questions
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Hi Passlow,
Best check Livingston state forest status. There was plenty Tungsten, some silver, and some gold diggings. Pretty sure all is off limits to detecting.
Not sure about Berry jerry, most gold in this area is fine and sparse. Small reefs and quartz lens
Cheers stay safe
Diablo
Best check Livingston state forest status. There was plenty Tungsten, some silver, and some gold diggings. Pretty sure all is off limits to detecting.
Not sure about Berry jerry, most gold in this area is fine and sparse. Small reefs and quartz lens
Cheers stay safe
Diablo
I'm in Wagga too would love any assistance
I feel like we need a detectorist group lol at least start a FB page there seems to be a few of us
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Has anyone else found mines on Bozzle australian atlas?
Or this new weird site that can list mines all over Australia. I found an old mine reference outside Wagga and went here and got longitude and latitude. If its not dodgy it could be an awesome searcher reference tool
http://www.prospectinglocations.com/regions.php?id=147
Or this new weird site that can list mines all over Australia. I found an old mine reference outside Wagga and went here and got longitude and latitude. If its not dodgy it could be an awesome searcher reference tool
http://www.prospectinglocations.com/regions.php?id=147
World of Shiny Stuff has been around for several years now. It's accurate enough & based on existing state data sets + other sources of info.
It does have the following disclaimer though:
You could cross reference with sites like Minview.
Yes mate in brooklyn ave bourklands there was a gold mine its where the empty block is heading east on lhs, there was another one at the back of the golf course at pomingalana, but was blasted and filled in, as in the 1950s an old man used to guard the enterance i think he camped on the reserve, and kept the kids out. Then when they blew it up there was still a very small space and the local small kids could squeeze there way into it to have a look but a bit hard to find nowadays, the 3rd is off the wirrajurry walking track heading to kapooka heading west it was the 2nd last hill, i think mr. Winterbottom the poultry farmer did own the property at one time, the 2 p****n boys were making a small living there by blasting the quartz and crushing it, then someone built a new home near by and advised them if the blasting damaged there house foundation they would be up for an expensive repare bill, after they stopped a week later a bulldozier came in and pushed it in, the shortest way to have a look, is to walk under the railway walk tunnel and follow track to east past winterbottoms old home site and 2nd hill on rhs very easy to pick out, waggas gold to deep as no surface gold and would be to fine on top for your detector. Try some mulick heaps east of wagga is your best bet , try looking on google earth. You will mainly just find a few relicks.
All wagga gold was deep but not that productive, see my latest i put into days feed
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