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Goldfields were crowded and typically featured diggings close to each other, with each miner having a claim that was only about 3m by 3m in area. Goldfields were always alongside a creek or river, while traders and tradesmen's shops were not far away. Goldfields would usually have at least a merchant, a blacksmith and a hotel.

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