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During the gold rush, miners were typically young men, often in their late teens to early thirties, but ages varied widely. Many were in their twenties, driven by the promise of wealth and adventure. However, some miners were older, and there were also younger boys who participated in the rush, reflecting the diverse Demographics of those seeking fortune during that time.

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