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Blue Hill & Down East Mineral Coast Rockhounding Guide

Pegmatite, coastal rock and historic quarry research from Blue Hill toward Hancock and Washington counties.

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Blue Hill & Down East Mineral Coast local map

Explore nearby Maine records without leaving this hub. Status, coordinate precision and access evidence determine whether a pin is a realistic field destination.

100records within 90 mi
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This hub map shows nearby records only.Land and claim layers are planning aids, not collecting permission.
Quartz / pegmatite reference. General comparison image, not a photograph of this specific field region.
Quartz / pegmatite reference

Reference photograph used for rock and mineral identification. It is not from this exact location or a guarantee that collecting is permitted.

Mapped leads in Blue Hill & Down East Mineral Coast

The records below may represent collecting sites, managed programs, protected resources or research-only geology. Their individual status is more important than proximity.

Research5.9 mi

Highway Pit

Mineral resource occurrence

USGS Research
Research6.6 mi

Trio Mine

Copper, Silver

USGS Research
Research12.3 mi

Hercules Mine

Lead, Copper, Zinc, Silver, Gold

USGS Research
Research15.2 mi

Bragdon

Molybdenum

USGS Research
Research26.3 mi

Allen L Rooks

Mineral resource occurrence

USGS Research
Research30.5 mi

Cianbro Corp

Mineral resource occurrence

USGS Research

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