Burghagener gang train

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The Burghagener Gangzug is a gait disorder in the northwestern Harz . The vein train belonging to the Upper Harz ore veins extends over a length of four kilometers and is divided into the Hildesheimer Tal, Burghagen and Lindtal veins . Because of the poverty of minable ores , there was only limited mining .

Course (projected onto the surface of the day)

Hildesheim Valley Walk

Running west of the beer path at Neuekrug unknown (here Anscharung with the counter-Taler lode ). Großer Bakenberg - Lindtalskopf (encircling with the Lindtaler Gang) - Steileliet - Dam of the Innerstalsperre - transition to the Burghagener Gang at the level of the former Innerstetalbahn line .

Burghagener Gang

Embankment of the former Innerstetalbahn - southern outskirts of Wolfshagen - Heimberg (leafing into four parallel corridors, the course of the northern side corridors is known to Ottersberg ) - Frankenberg (corrugation of the Heimberg-Dröhneberger corridor train ) - Granetalsperre - Lütjenberg - Königsberg - Schüsseltal - Weinberg - Hessenkopf - Rammelsberg (encroachment on the Todberger gang train ).

Lindtal corridor

Sharpening on the Hildesheimer Tal-Gang at the Lindtalskopf. Continue through the Lindental to below the eastern bank of the Innerstestausees, from where the eastern continuation is not known.

Paragenesis, peculiarities

The Burghagener Gangzug contained only a small amount of lead and copper ores , the majority of which was made of quartz .

Outcrops

The gangway is noticeable through leaks in the Lohmühlental and northwest of Wolfshagen. At the dam of the Innerste dam there is a daily exposure.

Overview of mining history

The Herzog Carl and Neue Bergstadt mines in front of Wolfshagen were operated at the end of the 17th century and from 1743 to 1745. They were on today's pastures northwest of Wolfshagen.

literature

  • Horst Immenroth: Wolfshagen in the Harz Mountains - mining and metallurgy . Goslarsche Zeitung, Goslar 2011, ISBN 978-3-9813191-5-6 .
  • Torsten Schröpfer: Treasure trove: Interesting facts about the West Harz mining and metallurgy . 1st edition. Pieper, Clausthal-Zellerfeld 2000, ISBN 3-923605-08-0 .
  • Dieter Stoppel: Course map of the Upper Harz . Federal Institute for Geosciences and Raw Materials, 1981, ISSN  0540-679X .