White Pine County, Nevada
High-Potential
Gold Exploration
in Historic Nevada Mining Country
Osceola Gold, Inc. is a Nevada-focused precious metals exploration and development company advancing gold deposits in the historic Osceola Mining District, one of the state's most prolific mining regions since 1872.
At a Glance
A Legacy of Gold
With roots in one of Nevada's most productive mining districts, the Osceola Gold Project encompasses 960 acres of mining claims in the Mary Ann Canyon alluvial fan — a proven gold-bearing deposit with over 150 years of documented production.
Location
Osceola Mining District
Mary Ann Canyon, White Pine County, NV
Focus
Gold & Precious Metals
Placer and lode exploration & development
Headquarters
Las Vegas, Nevada
Corporate & administrative offices
Status
Active Exploration
Working across 960 acres of mining claims
On the Ground
See the Operation in Action
Watch footage from the Mary Ann Canyon project site — equipment at work, excavation progress, and the terrain we're exploring.
Gallery
From the Field
Photos from the project site — equipment, terrain, excavation, and the landscape of Mary Ann Canyon.
Since 1872
A Historic Mining District
Gold was first discovered in the Osceola District in 1872, sparking decades of productive mining. The district's total documented production exceeds 131,700 ounces, with the legendary 24-pound nugget found in Dry Gulch in 1878 — believed to be the largest ever discovered in the state of Nevada.
1872
Gold discovered in lode deposits near Osceola townsite.
1877
Placer mining begins in Dry and Grub Gulches.
1878
Legendary 24-pound gold nugget found in Dry Gulch.
1880s
Large-scale hydraulic mining operations commence.
1970s
Cal Lake Dredge Company renews mining efforts.
Present
Osceola Gold, Inc. actively supports exploration and excavation across 960 acres.
Interested in Learning More?
Whether you're a potential investor, partner, or simply interested in the history and geology of the Osceola Mining District, we'd love to hear from you.