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In order to achieve its mission, the NMMR obtains and preserves mine maps and mine map information from throughout the country. It serves as a clearinghouse for all closed or abandoned mine map data, including hard rock and coal, in the United States. The NMMR strives to increase public accessibility and use of its unique information by transforming its archive into digital, spatialenabled
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The Coal Mine Information System (CMIS) is a repository for historical coal mining information in Indiana. It was developed through a cooperative agreement between the Indiana Geological Survey and the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Reclamation. In addition to historical documents, prepared maps and reports, the CMIS has compiled digital geographic data and
Users of the Kentucky Mine Mapping Information System web site and all associated data and resources should carefully read the metadata to determine if a particular published resource is of sufficient accuracy for their particular application. When any question as to currency or degree of accuracy is not adequately answered within the metadata, users are encouraged to contact the
The county councils geographical information system is available on the web and includes a range of historic Ordnance Survey maps, which is useful for studying mining history. 5. When the coal industry was nationalised in 1947, there were 234 collieries in Co Durham; now there are none. The last five pits to close were Seam amp; Vane Tempest (1992), Easington (1993), Westoe (1993
The mined out area polygons were derived from mine engineering drawings / maps, submitted to the Kentucky Department of Revenue and the Kentucky Division of Mine Safety. These polygons were digitized from varying source materials at differing scales and stored at 1:24,000 scale . The accuracy of the source maps has not been verified. These data therefore would not exceed the current National
Access the Coal Mine Mapviewer. The coal mine map viewer is an interactive map application that facilitates map navigation through panning and zooming functions, and allows users to locate mines by their associated mine numbers.
This enormous resource contains thousands of detailed coal mine maps that can be overlaid on a variety of base maps for the entire state, including terrain, topographic and road maps, and aerial photographs. Each pink or yellow outline represents a single map, and many of the maps overlap each other. In addition to browsing the interactive map, maps for specific areas and mines can be found by
The Geological Survey (USGS) Mineral Resources Data System catalogs information about mineral resources around the United States and the world. Using the map tool, users can zoom in to obtain reports and data on past and present mines, mine prospects, and processing plants. All of the data can be downloaded for further use and analysis.
The mining plans portal was established in 2002 as a result of a partnership between a group of public bodies including the Health and Safety Executive, the Coal Authority, the BGS, the National Archives, the Mineral Valuer (part of the Valuation Office) and the Camborne School of Mines, who agreed to work together to create a national database of noncoal mine plans. The consortium agreed the
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