The California gold rush, as with most gold rushes, started with the discovery of placer gold in sands and gravels of streambeds, where the gold had eroded from the hard-rock vein deposits. Placer miners followed the gold-bearing sands upstream to discover the source in the bedrock. This source was the "mother" of the gold in the river and so was dubbed the "mother lode".
Placer gold deposits on Pampana North upto 12 grams per ton is highest on Pampana River Hard rock gold ore 60 - 90 grams gold per ton. Conclusion MOTHERLOAD strike veins found.
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