During the California Gold Rush, which began in 1848, the most gold was found by individuals like James W. Marshall, who discovered gold at Sutter's Mill. However, the most prominent gold seeker credited with significant finds was John Sutter, whose mill site attracted thousands of prospectors. Ultimately, it's challenging to pinpoint a single person who found the most gold, as many miners struck it rich, but the overall influx of gold significantly enriched the state and contributed to its economic growth.
abaut 25% of gold was found in California and there is 75% still in California
Sutters Mill.
chuck norris
The klondike gold rush had more people because 100,000 set of to find gold 40,000 made it to dawson city and 4,000 found gold
yes
The state if California.
Because that's where most gold was found
At the time gold was found in Australia, there was a major gold rush going on in California.
California
it was a gold rush in California
the klondike gold rush is the main name and they found gold 1896 but the actual rush began 1897
abaut 25% of gold was found in California and there is 75% still in California
the people who found the gold
the older people who were involved in the gold rush sadly passed away and the gold they had were to be found by relitives or friends. they died!
John Marshall in 1848 discovered gold at Sutter's mill in Coloma. This began the gold rush.
Gold was found in the U.S. shortly after the European colonists settled here. The problem was that it was not found in concentrations that created a "gold rush" in the colonies. If it had, you'd have heard about it. It was in 1828-9 that the Georgia gold rush kicked off. It preceded the California gold rush by 20 years, and the Klondike gold rush didn't begin until 1896. Gold can be found in all 50 states, but in only a handful is the precious metal found in concentrations that make it economical to recover.
Sutters Mill.