I thought this was interesting- out of less than 5,000 mines in Arizona over / about 3,000 mines are in the two counties that GPGOI has claims in Maricopa( 915 mines )( number of Maps=11) and Yavapai( 1,948 mines)( number of Maps=12):
admmr.state.az.us
COUNTY MINE MAP SERIES
Number
County
Number of maps
Number of Mines
Price
CM-1
Apache
18
353
$15.00
CM-2
Cochise
9
698
10.00
CM-3
Coconino
28
594
20.00
CM-4
Gila
9
731
10.00
CM-5
Graham/
Greenlee
12
516
15.00
CM-6
La Paz/ Yuma
15
583
15.00
CM-7
Maricopa
11
915
15.00
CM-8
Mohave
20
1,411
25.00
CM-9
Navajo
17
232
15.00
CM-10
Pima/
Santa Cruz
14
1,487
20.00
CM-11
Pinal
9
1,024
15.00
CM-12
Yavapai
12
1,948
20.00
The County Mine Map series consists of sets of 20" x 24" maps showing the locations of mines,
prospects, quarries, and processing mills and plants. They are plotted on Arizona Department of
Transportation base maps (scale 1" = 2 miles) by the Department's Arizona Mineral Industry Location
System (AzMILS) number. Each map set includes a geographically sorted mine index that lists AzMILS
number, primary mine name, alternate names, a file reference, topographic quadrangle name, township,
range, section, quarter section, and up to 7 commodities. Over 10,400 locations cover the entire series of
12 sets for Arizona's 15 counties. Prices for each county set are given in the preceding table.
Chuca
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