Gold Trails and Ghost Towns: The Bullion Pit
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Published 2019-04-15
The Bullion Pit is the Largest Hydraulic Placer Mine in the world and is Located 3 Miles downriver from the town of Likely BC, the Bullion Pit measures over 3 Kilometers in length, 800 feet wide and over 400 feet deep. The mines boundaries extend over 1.7 miles upriver.
All Comments (10)
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Really miss this show
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Golden show. Thanks kindly for sharing. Gold on.
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Thanks for sharing these gems
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Sweet video wealth of knowledge
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This pit is exactly what another mine looks like called the “Lost Pitt Lake Mine” and in that case it too is a pit but is naturally formed by glacier headwaters. It is surrounded by high peaks with a little creek just like this one where the bedrock is exposed and full of gold. This can happen naturally in glaciers with ice melting.
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well no one has hit it yet but people are still finding good gold there to this day
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makes me want to hunt for gold
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Yup…
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The mosquitos are large there.