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Identify where gold is mined in the United States, and describe the type of gold deposits in each region.
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VerifiedLarge portions of gold in the US are extracted from rivers, and the rock layers in the subsurface in Alaska, the western side of the country, the Black Hills of South Dakota, and the eastern mines of the Appalachian Mountains. In the early years, North Carolina served as the main source of gold. They are mined from veins and placers. Nowadays, low-grade golds are being made being by-products of copper mining in the states of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.
Gold mines in the United States with their types of gold deposits
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North Carolina veins
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Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah copper mines
3, Homestake Mine of the Black Hills have veins and rocks
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Goldfields in Alaska and Yukon River in Canada have deposits in river
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California Gold Rush (Sutter's Mill) has deposits in veins in Sierra Nevada and river
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