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I would not think that they would be.

the one in Yuma, you went down several hundred feet, before they branched off.

The KOFA mine was closer to the top of the mountain and went
kinda straight back. Dr. Burdick still had the ore cars and tracks in place, ready to go when gold went above the $35.00 an ounce that it was then.

But even so the KOFA mine was under about a 1/4 mile of almost solid rock.

I would think that most of the Nuke Sniffers would have to be close or within a 100' or less.

Even the airplanes they use here for guns and dope fly pretty low.

The planes that look for images, may be able to see the tunnel, but if the nuke is in lead lined box, it wouldn't register.

Those old mines that are locked have old equipment in them and would show ore cars, winches and other pieces that would help to hide a lead box.

The ore in the area of the mines here contains lead, zinc,copper and molyblenden (sp) called molly. Also silver and maybe gold if you find a vein.