"Gold Country" meaning in English

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          "text": "Some areas of the Gold Country had richer placer deposits than others and drew mobs of hopefuls. A few made lucky finds, like George McKnight, who noticed a golden glitter in a rock he was going to throw at a wandering cow.",
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        "A historic region in northern California, famed for the mineral deposits and gold mines during the California Gold Rush."
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