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Where was the gold rush held?
In all gold jackpots, example: Sovereign Hill (Ballerat, Victoria, Australia), and several other areas of Victoria, Australia.
What are the major gold fields of Victoria?
There is a 600 acre gold field at 21 Briardle AVE, Enfield Victoria AUSTRALIA 3352
How much did it cost for the Chinese gold diggers to get to Australia during the times of the Gold Rush?
The Chinese had to pay a levey of 10 pounds for every Chinese person that landed in Victoria.
Which states can you find gold?
South Australia, Western Australia, North Australia, Q.L.D, N.S.W, A.C.T and Victoria
What were the main reasons for coming to Australia?
because of the gold rushes in victoria
What town is known for having gold?
Gold towns and cities in Australia include:Ballarat (Victoria)Bendigo (Victoria)Castlemaine (Victoria)Kalgoorlie (Western Australia)Coolgardie (Western Australia)Gympie (Queensland)Ophir (New South Wales)Sofala (New South Wales)Hill End (New South Wales)
What state in Australia do you usually find gold?
Gold is still fossicked in most of the states in Australia. It is mined in huge quantities in Western Australia, and lesser amounts in Victoria and Tasmania.
Bushrangers where common in?
Bushrangers are common in NSW, Queensland and Victoria, but they lived all over Australia. During the gold rushes they were most common in places where their were a lot of money and gold, or along the 'money routes'.
What were the names of the goldfields in Victoria?
Victoria was a particularly rich gold mining state. Some of the gold mining towns were:BendigoBallaratCastlemaineBeechworthMaryboroughMoliagulHeathcoteDaylesfordMaldonWalhallaChilternClunesOmeoStawellCreswickBerringaWedderburn
Where did most people go to find gold in the Australian gold rush?
There were several gold rushes - Victoria, NSW, Queensland, Western Australia.
When did the Victorian gold rush start?
The goldrush in Victoria, Australia began in August 1851.
In what state was the 'welcome stranger' gold nugget found?
Moliagul, Victoria, Australia, in 1869.
