Property Overview

The Idamont placer property is a well-developed placer site located near the boundary of Idaho and Montana borders near the Canada/US border. The property is easily accessible in the way of roads but is very remote and near the end of the old state route where it dumps into Boulder Creek. The roads are in good repair but steep and narrow. The Idamont placer is one part of a larger mining operation that was known as the Idaho Gold and Ruby, Leonia Gold, and overall, as the Leonia Gold Mining Property. The placer covers the region known to have originally contained gold, which was traced back up the mountain to the vein that would be known as the Leonia Gold. The property covers a good amount of waterfront on Boulder Creek. The creek has a consistent flow and averages 2’ deep and 16’ in width. The composition of the material is river rock and granordite boulders