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Desert FeverIntroductionEnticed by the allure of gold, Blue noted the fault zone that shimmered through the heat as he began walking up the gully, and remembered with rising interest what he had heard about...San Bernardino CountySan Bernardino County is not only the largest county in California, but it is the largest in the United States. As a county it has been uniquely endowed with rich mineral deposits. ...Inyo CountyInyo County owes much of its development to a single incident that occurred in the winter of 1849-1850. Approximately one hundred impatient emigrants, drawn west as part of the great California gold rush, found themselves trying to escape Death Valley after ...Kern CountyKern County ranks first in overall gold production within the California Desert. The dollar figure has been estimated at over 46 million dollars, with almost half of that coming from just two gold mines: the ...By permission Desert Fever - Larry Vrendenburgh Inyo & Kern Co. - Russ Harthill |
San Bernardino, Inyo, and Kern Counties in California have a rich mining history. San Bernardino, the largest U.S. county, is known for valuable mineral deposits that drew prospectors eager to exploit its resources. Inyo County’s mining roots trace back to a dramatic 1849-1850 Gold Rush incident where emigrants were stranded in Death Valley. Kern County stands out as California’s top gold producer, yielding over $46 million, largely from two highly productive mines. Each county’s history reflects the region’s allure and challenges of desert mining. |
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