| Pamlico (Mineral County) | We Visited: 8-9-2003 Our Dinner: |
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| 38° 44' 48"N, 117° 51' 24"W - GOLDYKE quad |
Directions: Highway 95S from Fallon 71.4 miles to Hawthorne; continue east on Highway 95S out of Hawthorne for 9.5 miles and turn right on Garfield Flats Road; South on Garfield Flats road for 5.2 miles; turn left on local road for 0.6 miles From Fallon: 86.7 miles |
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What Was Discovered and mostly active in the 1870's and 1880's. Like the neighboring La Panta Mine, most of the activity here took place in the 1870's and 1880's. In 1936, all that remained of the 20 stamp mill was the half-ton-each stamps and a Gates No. 3 gyratory crusher. There was a pipe from Cottonwood Creek 10 miles SW that brough water to the mine. (Mines of Churchill and Mineral County) Post Office: Newspaper: |
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What is The remains of what was probably amill are all that's left at Pamlico, other than a small shack in the general vicinity. The roads in the area are all pretty good and you can get to both Pamlico and La Panta with no problems. |
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Close up of... the mill
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A few more years and this will fall down
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A view from across the valley
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