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Read the ground's fingerprint
Government and company geochemistry, mapped where each sample sits. Filter for gold or the pathfinder elements that halo it, and read the anomalies that point at mineralised ground.
Four ways prospectors put it to work
Soil & stream, mapped
Soil, stream-sediment and stream-concentrate assays plotted at the sample site.
Pathfinders that ride with gold
Filter for arsenic, antimony and the other elements that flag gold systems.
Anomalies, not just dots
Read clusters and highs that point at mineralised ground.
Confirm the model
Use it to ground-truth a prospectivity hotspot before you drive.
Three reads on the chemistry
Soil geochemistry
Soil assays plotted at the sample site.
Stream geochemistry
Stream-sediment assays along the drainages.
Stream concentrate
Panned-concentrate assays from the creeks.
Geochemistry questions, straight answers.
Gold plus the pathfinder elements that flag gold systems — arsenic, antimony and others, where the surveys reported them.
Public government and company geochemical surveys, plotted where each sample was collected.
Pathfinders often halo a gold system more widely than gold itself — strong pathfinder highs can point at ground worth a closer look.
The gold-bearing US states covered by published geochemistry.
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Layers that pair with geochemistry
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