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PostPosted: Mar 07, 2014 21:50    Post subject: Rockhounding Washington and Oregon?  

Hey guys, I live in southwest Washington, where it's just a bunch of basalt, and I was wondering if there's any interesting localities or notable rock/mineral locations within 200 miles, (the closer the better), and especially quartz crystals but open to any localities. Thanks for reading!
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PostPosted: Mar 09, 2014 17:53    Post subject: Re: Rockhounding Washington and Oregon?  

BassTurdo wrote:
Hey guys, I live in southwest Washington, where it's just a bunch of basalt, and I was wondering if there's any interesting localities or notable rock/mineral locations within 200 miles, (the closer the better), and especially quartz crystals but open to any localities. Thanks for reading!



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PostPosted: Mar 09, 2014 18:08    Post subject: Re: Rockhounding Washington and Oregon?  

Check out Washington Mineral Council...Walker Valley and North Bend...also Saddle Mtn has petrified wood
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PostPosted: Mar 10, 2014 20:39    Post subject: Re: Rockhounding Washington and Oregon?  

The quartz localities in the Cascades are under snow this time of year. When the mts melt out, Google Hansen Creek, a good place for amethyst and clear quartz.

Closer to you, the Silver Star mountain area has lots of under-explored possibilities. Use DNR's Bulletin 37 to find old mining claims in that area.

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