Editing Gold rush (section)

===Before 1860===
* [[Zacatecas]] Gold Rush, [[Viceroyalty of New Spain]] (1546)
* [[Parral, Chihuahua|Parral]], [[Chihuahua (state)|Chihuahua]] (1631)
* [[Brazilian Gold Rush]], [[Minas Gerais]] (1695)<ref>{{cite encyclopedia|title= Gold rush|url= https://www.britannica.com/eb/topic-237388/gold-rush |encyclopedia= [[Encyclopædia Britannica]]|year= 2008|access-date= 2008-08-31}}</ref>
* El Oro Gold Rush, [[El Oro de Hidalgo]] (1787)
* [[Carolina Gold Rush]], [[Cabarrus County, North Carolina]], US (1799)<ref name="The North Carolina Gold Rush"/>
* [[Georgia Gold Rush]], [[Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia]], US (1828)
* [[California Gold Rush]] (1848–55)
* {{ill|Siberian Gold Rush|ru|Золотая_лихорадка_в_Сибири}}, [[Siberia]], [[Russian Empire]] (19th century)
* [[Queen Charlottes Gold Rush]], [[British Columbia]], [[Canada]] (1850); the first of many [[British Columbia gold rushes]]
* Northern Nevada Gold Rush (1850–1934){{Clarify|date= March 2008}}<!--More specific year range needed.-->
* [[Victorian gold rush]], [[Victoria (Australia)|Victoria]], Australia (1851–late 1860s). Known as the Golden Triangle, it incorporated areas such as [[Ararat, Victoria|Ararat]], [[Castlemaine, Victoria|Castlemaine]], [[Maryborough, Queensland|Marybororgh]], [[Clunes, Victoria|Clunes]], [[Bendigo]], [[Ballarat]], [[Daylesford, Victoria|Daylesford]], [[Beechworth]], and [[Eldorado, Victoria|Eldorado]].
* [[Stockton – Los Angeles Road#Kern River Gold Rush|Kern River Gold Rush]], [[California]] (1853–58)
* Idaho Gold Rush, near [[Colville, Washington]] (1855; also known as the [[Fort Colville]] Gold Rush)
* [[Steamboats of the Colorado River#Mohave War and the first gold rush on the Colorado|Gila Placers Rush]], [[New Mexico Territory]] (present-day [[Arizona]]; 1858–59)
* [[Fraser Canyon Gold Rush]], British Columbia (1858–61)
* [[Rock Creek Gold Rush]], British Columbia (1859–60s){{Clarify|date=March 2008}}<!--More specific year range needed.-->
* [[Pike's Peak Gold Rush]], [[Pikes Peak]], [[Kansas Territory]] (present-day Colorado; 1859)