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  eCFR :: 43 CFR Part 3832 Subpart B -- Types of Mining Claims

  Lode claims must not exceed 1,500 by 600 feet. If there is a vein, lode, or ledge, each lode claim is limited to a maximum of 1,500 feet along the course of the vein, lode, or ledge and a maximum of 300 feet in width on each side of the middle of the vein, lode, or ledge. ( b) Placer claims. ( 1) An individual placer claim may not exceed 20 ...

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  Oregon/Washington Mining Claim Packet 2024

  6  · If one transfers interest in or sells a mining claim being held by a waiver, the grantee and all their associated parties on any mining claims must also qualify to hold that mining claim by owning or holding under the 10-claim limit nationwide.

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  Forms | Bureau of Land Management

  1  · For questions regarding which form to use or how to complete a form, please contact your local BLM office. * Note: Pending at OMB – renewed monthly until OMB concludes review. Frequently Used GSA Form: SF-299, Application for Transportation and Utility Systems and Facilities on Federal Lands. There are two types of PDF forms: fillable …

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  43 CFR Part 3830 -- Locating, Recording, and Maintaining Mining Claims ...

  202471 · Unpatented mining claim means a lode mining claim or a placer mining claim located and maintained under the General Mining Law for which BLM has not issued a mineral patent under 30 U.S.C. 29.

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  43 CFR § 3832.31 - What is a mill site? - LII / Legal …

  2024516 · § 3832.31 What is a mill site? A mill site is a location of nonmineral land not contiguous to a vein or lode that you can use for activities reasonably incident to mineral development on, or production from, the unpatented or patented lode or placer claim with which it is associated.

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  How can I stake a mining claim? - Utah Geological Survey

  Lode and Placer Claims Two types of claims can be located: lode and placer. A lode claim includes mineralized veins with well-defined boundaries or broad zones of mineralized rock. A lode claim is 1,500 feet parallel to the vein and 600 feet perpendicular to the vein or outcrop where there is mineralization.

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  Central Montana Prospectors Coalition - How to …

  4  · Staking a Claim. Federal law specifies that claim boundaries must be distinctly and clearly marked to be readily identifiable. Most states have statutes and regulations concerning the actual staking and recording of mining claims so claimants should refer to the appropriate state agency for additional requirements before locating a claim.

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