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20-Acre Gold Mining Claim on Syndicate Wash Vulture Mine Road • Maricopa County • Wickenburg, Arizona

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This 20-acre gold claim is situated along Syndicate Wash near Vulture Mine Road, southwest of Wickenburg in Maricopa County, Arizona. The property lies within the historic Vulture Mining District—an area recognized for its rich hard-rock and placer-gold history, rugged Sonoran Desert scenery, and year-round prospecting opportunities.

Historic Gold-Producing District The nearby Vulture Mine was one of Arizona’s premier historic gold deposits. Published historical accounts report approximately 340,000 ounces of gold and 260,000 ounces of silver produced from the Vulture Mine between 1863 and 1942. These figures describe the historic mine and surrounding district—not the production or reserves of this individual claim.

Historic records describe placer ground extending through the Vulture-area washes. Gold reported from the Vulture placers was characteristically coarse and angular, with the best concentrations commonly occurring in gravel near bedrock. The gravel reportedly contains angular fragments of quartz and schist derived from the surrounding mineralized terrain.

Minerals Associated With the Area Minerals and materials historically reported within the Vulture Mining District include: Placer and lode gold Silver Copper minerals Lead minerals Gold-bearing quartz Iron-stained quartz and altered rock Magnetite and other heavy black-sand minerals Schist, quartz, and mineralized vein material Potential prospecting locations may include inside bends, natural depressions, exposed or shallow bedrock, cracks and crevices, areas behind large rocks, old flood channels, and gravel layers where heavy minerals naturally settle.

Access and Recreational Opportunities The Syndicate Wash area is reached from the Wickenburg area by traveling south on Vulture Mine road. The surrounding area offers opportunities for: Gold panning and drywashing Metal detecting Rockhounding Desert camping Hiking and photography ATV and off-highway exploration on routes legally open to motorized use Exploring Arizona’s historic mining country Nearby Amenities and Attractions Wickenburg is the nearest full-service community and offers: Fuel and propane Grocery stores and convenience markets Restaurants and lodging Hardware and automotive supplies Medical and emergency services RV supplies, water and waste-disposal services Prospecting and outdoor supplies Nearby attractions include historic Vulture City and the Vulture Mine, approximately 14 miles outside Wickenburg, as well as the Vulture Peak trail system and the surrounding Sonoran Desert. Buyers should verify the current status of recreational facilities before traveling; the county’s Vulture Mountains Recreation Area has recently been under development and may not yet be open for public use.

Maricopa County Parks⁠ Prospecting Rules and Regulations The owner of an unpatented federal mining claim receives possessory mineral rights—not private ownership of the federal surface estate. Public access and other lawful uses may continue as long as they do not materially interfere with legitimate mining activities. Generally: Hand panning, nonmotorized sampling, metal detecting and collecting small samples with hand tools may qualify as casual use when they cause only negligible surface disturbance. Mechanized equipment, excavation, road construction, material processing or other activities exceeding casual use may require advance authorization. Exploration disturbing five acres or less may require a Notice and reclamation bond. Larger disturbances, production operations or work within certain specially designated areas may require an approved Plan of Operations and financial guarantee. Prospectors must avoid unnecessary or undue degradation and reclaim disturbed areas. Archaeological objects, historic artifacts and cultural resources must not be removed or damaged. Existing roads and designated motorized routes should be used whenever required. State water, environmental, wildlife and county requirements may apply in addition to federal mining regulations. Buyers should contact the appropriate BLM field office before using drywashers, powered equipment, mechanized earth-moving machinery or conducting significant excavation.

Camping Information Primitive camping may be available where permitted, but camping must remain consistent with mining, land-management and fire regulations.

Observe posted stay limits; many BLM dispersed-camping areas use a 14-day limit, although local restrictions can differ. Do not use the claim for permanent residential occupancy or long-term storage. Pack out all garbage and human waste as required. Do not dump wastewater or sewage. Follow all seasonal fire restrictions. Use existing disturbed campsites whenever possible. Do not cut live vegetation or damage saguaro cacti. Keep vehicles on roads and trails legally open for motorized use. Never camp in an active wash when rain is forecast—flash flooding can occur miles away from the storm. Bring ample drinking water, shade and emergency supplies because the property is undeveloped. Important Buyer Notice This is an opportunity to acquire the ownership interest in a mining claim—not a sale of private land, a patented parcel, a residence, guaranteed access, water rights or a guaranteed income-producing investment. Gold and other minerals occur naturally and unevenly. Historical district production does not establish the quantity or value of minerals within this individual claim.

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