Buried Secrets of the Gold Rush (Full Episode) | National Geographic

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[@OmShanti-Love]

Drain the Oceans is absolutely EPIC. Love it so much.

[@jurawild]

The history of the Gold Rush is both inspiring and cautionary. It fueled incredible economic growth and shaped the American West, but it also brought hardship and loss to many. The story of the A J Goddard, the buried ships under San Francisco, and the Winfield Scott reminds us of the risks people took in pursuit of wealth. These tales are powerful reminders of how far people will go for the promise of fortune.

[@Last_Baguette0001]

I love learning more about the Gold Rush!

[@chris.asi_romeo]

I love draining the oceans documentary. 💯👏

[@jamesmudd2227]

I'm a hobby gold miner in my free time in the US.....Thank you for uploading this documentary NG!!! Super cool 😎

[@ZillevuWisdom]

Hello are you interested in mining in Africa?

[@drewsharpe7484]

@@ZillevuWisdom No one is falling for your 3rd world scam!!!! Go wipe your rear with your hand and have some rice😳

[@raym9890]

​@@ZillevuWisdom You must be a rich gold mine owner

[@stephenkimani4550]

Interesting, What are some equipments one requires to be a miner,? Would you be interested for an excursion in East Africa, it's peaceful here

[@UncleWaSafari]

Wow i love Drain the oceans documentary.

[@LOU2U2]

This is the type of exploration my heart wants to do

[@miruru-mq3mo]

I’m watching this for preparing toefl test hope some concepts pop up my test

[@kuebby]

If you want to see an old mining site that has destroyed the landscape like they describe, go to Weaverville, California and drive west on CA-299 towards Junction City. Just past the top of the hill outside town an entire canyon encompassing thousands of acres has only short grass growing or nothing at all because the hillside was washed down to the bare rock by hydraulic mining. It was called the La Grange Mine--during its operation they processed over 100,000,000 cubic yards of material and took over 200,000 ozt of gold.

[@TRAITORS-EXPOSED]

Pretty crazy they got that boat back up the river

[@juancana457]

I read that those who supplied the miner's wants and needs, were the ones who primarily cashed in on the various gold rushes.

[@jt-it5ot]

I read the same thing Juan, it was an old book,the history of mining the American west, they called these provisions or mining supply stores

[@juancana457]

@@jt-it5ot Thanks for that. Whatever the next frenzied rush for riches is, you can rest assured that the provisioners, not the laborers, will be the very few 'cashing' in.

[@30anvz28]

The ones who made the real money during the gold rush were the ones selling shovels.

[@justinthomas27]

7,000 hand made boats.. today nobody would make a boat like those men could

[@rubbergoose246]

It's interesting, but I felt that the background music was a bit too loud and tense for this kind of a historical documentary. It's not a Hollywood action movie.

[@timothyanderson2108]

Might of needed a couple foot of timber round the sides to stop the water getting over sides

[@razvanarsenieioan7705]

Corect National Geografic

[@End_Illegal_Apartheid_israhell]

gold

[@TRAITORS-EXPOSED]

🪨⛏️🪙🤒😁💰🤑

[@12TribesUnite]

Gold Rush was becaue the city of SF was ready for the taking (see e.g., research on the SF world fairs by Jonlevi et al also my cha).. Regards

[@SheriArt]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@JasonHerzog-i2x]

The water isn’t that cold lol

[@northerners2828]

Let's dig the water..

[@RigoLecler]

Lo dejare para mí hora primium,8 pm

[@NazmulHaque-o2v]

👁️🤳🇧🇩🦋Wonderful

[@angelicaneria22]

Gold? 😅🥇

[@clarencetrice4442]

😮😮 many years ago a alot of equipment and things had taken a part and packed over mountains at a time ⌚ 😮 when they had no roads or train tracks railroad either in alit of places back then U used horses 2 move things U had pack trains of horses 😊😊 OMG 9 24 2O24

[@GOWIN8109837]

OREGON

[@bretwebber7484]

Wazzup 🎉😅

[@MrOvlov02]

you had to have the big salad

[@gorillagoldhunters]

30-40 minutes in the water lol common now I spend 6 hours in a wet suit in -20… lol

[@painmt651]

Wet or dry ?

[@dylantyt6654]

I crave 90s documentaries with a thirst for knowledge. These modern documentaries are nothing more than fake drama and bad acting. Here's a few tips: use a deep slow voice, turn down the music soundtrack, and only interview people on site or in contact with those on site. Nobody wants to hear someone's opinion that read a book about the topic 3,500 miles away... for a start

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test.....!

[@neo-d8y]

Hey...can you come out here and drain my large backyard pool for me??? I could use the help...

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👌𝐠𝐨𝐨𝐝👍

[@mr.q3216]

Too many commercials every 40 sec makes watching this not enjoyable.

[@TRAITORS-EXPOSED]

That is youtube and not the video, blame the youtube

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Wouldn't know my brother gave me his KZbin prime

[@paulbenoit4543]

Are those real pitchers

[@raym9890]

Not good

[@leonardosolismunoz3535]

Hey National Geographic, Can you STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP uploading full episodes on Saturdays please!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠 Thank You.

[@jst_kristie]

Why?

[@leonardosolismunoz3535]

@@jst_kristie because I prefer video clips on the weekends instead of full episodes

[@Tony_417]

@@leonardosolismunoz3535then don’t watch it Forrest Gump! It’s not that hard of a concept to grasp

[@jst_kristie]

@@leonardosolismunoz3535 oh

[@prufrok]

@@leonardosolismunoz3535 you're a clown

[@williamboyer8294]

California ain't the only state that Experienced a gold rush colorado did too

[@sandimedeiros7395]

Asaaaaannnnd Oregon

[@PorkTips]

The Denver Nuggets. We know

[@-oiiio-3993]

Had you paid _any_ attention to the content you'd know the first 19.5 minutes discussed the Alaska gold rush. The first significant 'gold rushes' of the United States were in North Carolina and in Georgia which resulted in two of the first three branch mints; Charlotte, N.C (1837), and Dahlonega, Georgia (1838).

[@tickle296]

Charlie Chaplin cinema GOLD RUSH...... must watch. 🤣🤣.