Robert Wesley Greenhorn Posts:2 
| 26 Sep 2024 01:45 PM |
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I have the 2020 50th anniversary edition mining guide. Is this the most recent edition? If not, how do I go about upgrading? If it is the most recent, how often do they put out a new guide?
I find that the guide is a lot more helpful on claim boundaries than the website. Many of the website claims only have an ingress and a center point (sometimes). When they are in the guide, they tend to have more information........or is there some secret menu online that I don't know about where I can access it all? lol
Thanks, Robert
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Dave Barenbrugge New Member Posts:32
| 28 Sep 2024 11:10 AM |
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I feel your pain. The best advice I can give is they need to be used together. The online claims are the most accurate as far as still active from what I've learned. I would check online first then go to the guide for any additional info not listed online.
Wish it were more organized myself.
Good luck
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Richard KleinschrodtGreenhorn Posts:1
| 18 Nov 2025 10:59 AM |
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How do I get a new gpaa mining guide? Lost mine.
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Thomas DayGreenhorn Posts:1
| 10 Dec 2025 11:31 AM |
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How does any Member get detailed information such as maps and concordance where GPAA claims are????
GPAA does not issue books in paper no longer? Why??
This issue is very important to Know!
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BRIAN WILLIAMSNew Member Posts:97
| 16 Dec 2025 11:54 PM |
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That’s my latest edition, and I also prefer the printed guide as well as a reference when there’s no phone signal while out in the bush.
The GPAA continues to lose ground, down to 217 claims now, from 220 on 02/01/25…and 221 on 11/24/24! Not good GPAA leadership and not the direction George Massie would like.
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