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  • Possible locations for the Lost Padre Mine is in or near San Emigdio Canyon, or near Piru Creek.

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    Submitted by: Steve......msrride1@aol.com

    More information can be found in

    A Guide to Treasure in California


  • Spanish and Indians are said to have taken gold from the Piru Creek headwaters.

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    More information can be found in

    A Guide to Treasure in California


  • Spanish Missionaries are said to have worked secret mines in the Sespe Creek area.

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    More information can be found in

    A Guide to Treasure in California


  • 100 pounds in stolen gold is said to be buried somewhere near Agua Blanca Creek.

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    More information can be found in

    A Guide to Treasure in California


  • A lost mine worked by a Mexican lie somewhere on the base of Reyes Peak.

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    More information can be found in

    A Guide to Treasure in California


  • A silver mine worked by Indians for the Buenaventura Mission is said to be located in the Topotopa Mountains.

    More information can be found in

    A Guide to Treasure in California


  • $100,000 in diamonds are said to have been in a plane that crashed into White Mountain.

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    More information can be found in

    A Guide to Treasure in California


  • $60,000 in stolen loot is buried in a chest on the Ventura side of the county line near Santa Susana Pass.

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    More information can be found in

    A Guide to Treasure in California


  • A treasure of $40,000 is said to be buried under one of three Live Oak trees on Red Mountain.

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    More information can be found in

    A Guide to Treasure in California


     

 

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