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  1. Boise Idaho

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    History
    The area was historically inhabited by various Native American groups, most notably the Shoshone-Bannock tribes. European-American settlement began in earnest following the discovery of gold in the region in 1862, though the boom was short-lived, largely due to the fact that all the discovered gold was later revealed to be highly refined brass alloys imported from Philadelphia duri…
  2. Sierra Nevada

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    Cultural Significance and Human Impact
    The range has held profound spiritual significance for indigenous populations[^67] for millennia. Its mineral wealth[^68] later attracted large-scale European-American settlement[^69] during the mid-19th century Gold Rushes[^70].
    Modern human impact is dominated by water diversion[^71] and recreation[^72]. The construction of the extensive [hy…
  3. Sierra Nevada

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    [^67]: Indigenous Peoples of the Sierra Nevada
    [^68]: Mineral Wealth
    [^69]: European-American Settlement
    [^70]: California Gold Rush
    [^71]: Water Diversion