Current Use by Public Records
- Land
Property Details for 000 No Rd
- Lot size
- 1,880.00 lot acres
- Property type
- Land
Description
This exceptional 1,880-acre property, located on the edge of Denali National Park in Alaska's Matanuska-Susitna Borough, presents a rare opportunity to acquire an active gold mining claim. Situated within the historic Yenta Mining District, this mine has a rich history of precious metal production dating back to 1936. The operation primarily focuses on placer gold extraction, but also yields secondary commodities including chromium and tungsten ores. The area's unique geology, featuring Mesozoic marine sedimentary bedrock and hydrothermally altered zones at the creek headwaters, is controlled by the northeast-trending Dutch Creek Lineament, creating a favorable environment for gold extraction. The placer claims extend to approximately four miles of potentially productive ground along Dutch Creek and its tributaries: Basic, Siwash, Blank, and Prospect Creeks. The property is well-equipped for both small and large-scale operations, boasting a comprehensive set of machinery including loaders, dozers, and a specialized wash plant, allowing for immediate commencement of operations. Two cabins provide on-site amenities, equipped with solar power, oil heat, and gas lighting. This remarkable investment offers a blend of economic opportunity and the unparalleled beauty of Alaska's wilderness. The asking price for this unique property is $1,800,000. The property is located in Petersville, Alaska, zip code 99683.
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Location Insight
- Map
- Local Demand
- City
- Petersville
- County
- Matanuska Susitna
- State
- Alaska
- Longitude
- -151.077
- Latitude
- 62.5665
