Mountain Battle Mountain, NV 89445

Rare Spectacular 210 Acres in Summit Spring/Buffalo Mountain Nevada* Surrounded by BLM* Road Access * Water -Summit Spring * $159,995.00 Sale Price * $999,00 Deposit * $1,695.00 a month* APN: 009-370-02
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Here are two adjoining parcels in Pershing County, Nevada (210 Acre + 50 Acre Parcel) adjoining BLM Land, Located South of Grass Valley and Buffalo Mountain Valley, where the Summit Spring is located! You won’t find a better location with road access and water at the properties along with the privacy of BLM Land around the properties. Great views! Looking down from Buffalo Mountain (elevation 8,211 ft) in central Nevada (located just off I-80 near Lovelock/Battle Mountain), you are taking in a quintessential Great Basin vista. You will see sweeping, fault-block terrains and the contrasting valleys below, including the striking Buffalo Valley and Valley of the Moon. Gold Mining in Buffalo Mountain
Great views! Looking down from Buffalo Mountain (elevation 8,211 ft) in central Nevada (located just off I-80 near Lovelock/Battle Mountain), you are taking in a quintessential Great Basin vista. You will see sweeping, fault-block terrains and the contrasting valleys below, including the striking Buffalo Valley and Valley of the Moon. Gold Mining in Buffalo Mountain, Nevada Buffalo Mountain is part of the Buffalo Valley–Bullfrog District in Nevada’s Humboldt and Pershing counties, a long-established gold-producing area with both historical placer mining and modern hard-rock exploration Western Mining History. Location and Geology Buffalo Mountain lies at the north end of the Tobin Range, north of Smelser Pass, extending toward Lone Tree Hill near I-80, and south into Pershing County Western Mining History. The district is part of the Battle Mountain–Eureka Mineral Belt, known for Carlin-type gold deposits, gold skarn, and gold in pediment gravels lincolnmining.com. Gold mineralization here is controlled by north-trending structural faults and favorable stratigraphy, often associated with intrusive bodies lincolnmining.com. Historically, the area has seen placer gold recovery from gravels, especially in the nearby Bullfrog Hills and Amargosa Valley near Beatty Western Mining History


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