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<p>the most common type of placer gold, and are often the richest. They contain pieces of gold that have been washed away from the lode by the force of water, and have been deposited in sediment in or near watercourses or former watercourses. Therefore, they are mostly found in valleys or flood plains.</p>

<p><big>Bench</big></p>
<p>Bench deposits are created when gold reaches a stream bed.  Gold accumulations in an old stream bed that are high are called bench deposits.  They can be found on higher slopes that drain into valleys.  Dry stream beds (benches)</p><p>
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