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Collection: Directories and Documents > Pamphlets

About Mining the Public Lands Questions & Answers by Bureau of Land Management (PH 2-18) (1985) (12 pages)

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What is a mining claim? Under United States mining laws “claim” and “mining claim” have a SI Mig ts GS il ck aed ac nae What is the difference between a placer claim, a lode claim, a These terms are discussed at length in the booklet (Staking a Mining Claim) on pages 4 and 5. Citizens of the United States, or persons who have declared their Qa. A. a. A. What is a patented mining daim? A patented mining claim is one for which the Federal Government has given a deed (called a patent) or passed its title to the claimant. Can a person patent a mining claim? Yes. But only after a discovery can be confirmed by a government