Goldfield gold boom

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The Goldfield gold boom was an early 20th-century mining rush centered in Goldfield, Nevada, that briefly made the town one of the richest and fastest-growing mining camps in the American West.

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Goldfield gold boom canonical 1
Goldfield gold rush 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gold rush
historical event
associatedWith Goldfield mining district
linked to: Goldfield

Tonopah–Goldfield region
linked to: Tonopah
cause discovery of rich gold deposits near Goldfield, Nevada
characteristic high-grade ore production
influx of prospectors and miners
rapid town construction
short-lived prosperity
speculative investment in mining claims
country United States
economicImpact rapid economic growth of Goldfield, Nevada
effect development of Goldfield as a major mining camp
rapid population growth in Goldfield, Nevada
followedBy decline of gold production in Goldfield
population decline in Goldfield, Nevada
historicalSignificance example of early 20th-century Western U.S. mining rush
industry hard-rock mining
location Goldfield, Nevada
linked to: Goldfield
mainResource gold
partOf history of mining in Nevada
history of the American West
peakPeriod circa 1904–1907
region American West
linked to: Old West
result Goldfield becoming one of the fastest-growing towns in Nevada
Goldfield becoming one of the richest mining camps in the American West
significantPeriod early 20th century
socialImpact creation of a boomtown society in Goldfield
startTime 1902
state Nevada
transportInfrastructure expansion of railroad connections to Goldfield

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Nevada mining districts associatedWith Goldfield gold boom
Tonopah silver boom followedBy Goldfield gold rush
linked to: Goldfield gold boom