Nevada gold rush

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The Nevada gold rush was a late-19th- and early-20th-century mining boom in Nevada that spurred rapid settlement, economic growth, and the rise of numerous boomtowns across the state.

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instanceOf gold rush
historical event
associatedWith boom-and-bust cycles
mining camps
prospectors
cause discovery of gold deposits in Nevada
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demographicImpact growth of mining communities
economicSector extractive industry
effect economic growth in Nevada
rapid settlement of Nevada
rise of numerous boomtowns in Nevada
endTime early 20th century
environmentalImpact land disturbance from mining activities
water use and contamination near mining sites
historicalPeriod Gilded Age NERFINISHED
Progressive Era NERFINISHED
industry mining industry
laborType independent prospecting
wage labor in mines
legalContext U.S. mining laws of the period
location Nevada NERFINISHED
mainResource gold
partOf history of Nevada
history of mining in the United States
populationImpact influx of migrants to Nevada
relatedTo American Westward expansion
silver mining in Nevada
risk economic instability for miners and investors
startTime late 19th century
transportImpact development of transportation infrastructure to mining areas
urbanImpact abandonment of many towns after ore depletion
creation of temporary boomtowns

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Goldfield partOf Nevada gold rush
subject surface form: Goldfield, Nevada