Better mapping, blm maps Options

[nuggetstosmall]

Everyone probably has this website. Its http://www.geocommunicator.gov/blmMap/Map.jsp?MAP=MC Great for finding exsisting claims closed claims and where gold has been found, possibly to prospect with permission on those claims or nearby.

[CP]

Hello nuggetstosmall........ Like the name
Welcome to the CP forums, make yourself right at home.

We have had the geocom posted here before and it can be utilized as part of your research but as you see others have said, there are some problems with the detail using it. Not a problem though since it's always very good to utilize several sources to cross reference information. Think of if as yet just another tool you can use during the research process.
It's a mapping overlay program that tries (as best it can) to compile LR2000 information with maps digitally........whew, tough job!

I've compiled some detailed information on this very subject for club members to utilize when ever needed. You can find it in the protected club members section, hopefully that will help everyone out while you do all your research.

Good luck and we would all love to hear about the adventures/finds to come in the future!

CP

[ASTROBLEME]

"I've compiled some detailed information on this very subject for club members to utilize when ever needed. You can find it in the protected club members section, hopefully that will help everyone out while you do all your research."

CP

Dear nuggetsosmall:

Excellent post that helps to direct people to our government's web site designed for sharing mining claim information. GIS software is getting cheaper and more widely available now more than ever. Prospecting adventures really do benefit from having access to adequate mapping resources.

I would encourage you or anyone interested in prospecting to become a CP club member. That will allow you to get access into the protected side of the forum.

As it has been said many times before, “you get what you pay for”.

ASTROBLEME