List of mines in the Lahn-Dill area

The list of mines in the Lahn-Dill area includes, since there is currently no active mining, only disused mines, divided into the respective current federal states , districts and the cities and municipalities there.

Ore and slate mines

Lahn-Dill district

Asslar

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Adlerstein	Upper temp	Wetzlar	Manganese, iron		1878 (before)
Gold mine	Berghausen	Wetzlar	Copper, phosphorite; also called in the golden chew ; later in field Louis hopes located		1725-05-12 (before)
Florina	Asslar	Wetzlar	Iron; Production 1853–1877: 52,672 t of iron ore		1853
Lemp	Upper temp	Wetzlar	copper
Louish hope	Berghausen	Wetzlar	copper		1878 (before)
Mink	Asslar	Wetzlar	copper
Black Eagle	Upper temp	Wetzlar	Manganese, iron		1878 (before)
True Jacob	Asslar	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein		1878 (before)

Bischoffen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Iron piece side	Bischoffen	Dillenburg	Roteisenstein, which was merged in the Justushütte in Weidenhausen		1860 (um)
Lina Catharina II	Niederweidbach	Dillenburg	Copper, lead, iron; awarded on March 25, 1870		1868-12-09
Warriors	Bischoffen	Dillenburg	iron

Braunfels

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Evening star	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the left side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Alsenstollen	Braunfels	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 32 ′ 13 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 45" E
Altenkirchnerwald	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Pit field south of Phillipsstein
Amersbacher tunnel	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 31 '43 "N, 8 ° 20' 35" E
Anna	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron (Roteisenstein); Awarded 1837-01-18; Consolidated on December 30, 1865; extended on July 16, 1870; very productive with an iron content of 50%; 140 employees around 1900; 2 tunnels (1867 Oberstollen on the Hirschhausen district; 1883 Tiefer tunnel (827 m)); 1901 blind shaft with a depth of 105 m; 1913 machine shaft (75 m); 2 underground steam reels (with 110 m chimney flue); from 1908 construction of a generator hall for own power supply, an overhead line did not yet exist; Production shutdown 1925–1937; Anna tunnel: 50 ° 31 ′ 4 "N, 8 ° 20 ′ 16" E ; Total production: 923,195 t	50 ° 31 ′ 2 "N, 8 ° 20 ′ 18" E	1836	1949-07-15
Connection	?	Wetzlar	Copper; Conjecture
Audenschmiede	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Pit field south of Phillipsstein
Bamberg	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Bean Hill	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone; directly to the left at the northern entrance to Philippstein; Opencast mining only from 1870; 1813/18 machine shaft with a depth of 60 m; Bohnenberg shaft with a depth of 190 m; 1939 to Eisenfeld		1847-07-17	1962
Cyriax	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Pit field south of Phillipsstein
Doell	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Eisenfeld	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein, iron cream; Awarded September 11, 1838; Consolidations December 16, 1840 and November 17, 1890 - until then from 15 individual fields; "Eisenkäuter Feld" opencast mine (1800 to 1882); Fortuna-Morgenstern- (Grund) -Stolln (also called "Alt-Eisenfeld"; 250 m south of Ottilie on the eastern edge of the Iserbach valley); May 31, 1943 to Ottlilie ; 1836–1853 500 m long Wilhelm tunnel ( 50 ° 29 ′ 32 ″ N, 8 ° 23 ′ 5 ″ E ), 1907–1910 Richardstolln (a few meters sw Willhelmstolln), 1936 Reifenstein tunnel ( 50 ° 29 ′ 40 ″ N, 8 ° 22 ′ 55 ″ O )	50 ° 29 '39 "N, 8 ° 22' 54" E , 50 ° 29 '40 "N, 8 ° 23' 18" E , 50 ° 29 '46 "N, 8 ° 23' 18" O , 50 ° 29 ′ 35 "N, 8 ° 23 ′ 27" E , 50 ° 30 ′ 1 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 48" E.	18th century	1962
Elise	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	iron		1836
serious	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Eugene	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the left side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
pheasant	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the left side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Florentine	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; 1894 two reel shafts with a depth of 26 m; around 1903 13 small shafts and machine shaft with a depth of 100 m ( 50 ° 30 ′ 1 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 38 ″ E ); 1905–1919 Florentine tunnel (1940 m), near Feld Schloß ( 50 ° 30 ′ 38 ″ N, 8 ° 22 ′ 55 ″ E , today a campsite) - from the mouth hole 200 m long branch line to the Ernstbahn ; Decommissioned November 8, 1923; 1940–1949 in operation; 1940 second machine shaft; the Florentine tunnel, which was partially broken in 1940, received a second mouth hole ( 50 ° 29 ′ 59 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 31 ″ E ), which is still preserved today; additional small lugs at 50 ° 29 ′ 59 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 31 ″ E	50 ° 30 ′ 3 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 27 ″ E	1858-10-18	1949-11-30
Fortuna (Eisenfeld)	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Iron; from 1882 excavation of the 1010 m long Fortuna-Morgenstern-Adit in a southerly direction; to Eisenfeld	50 ° 30 ′ 1 ″ N, 8 ° 23 ′ 6 ″ E
Franz colliery	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Iron; Opencast mining in the area of ​​the Reifenstein field		19th century
Friedrichswonne	Bon bathing	Wetzlar	Iron; Total production: 36,850 t of iron ore		1846	1905
Friendship	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
pit	Braunfels	Wetzlar	stollen	50 ° 29 ′ 20 "N, 8 ° 24 ′ 29" E
Good Hope III	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Iron; muted on May 1, 1867; awarded on April 21, 1870		1867-05-01
Good dig	Braunfels	Wetzlar	Iron; 600 m west of Rossberg ; to Ottilie		1878 (before)
Good luck	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone, manganese, alum; also good luck ; on the right side of the Iserbach valley; 1859 expanded through the consolidation of 36 mine fields; 1906 taken over by the Krupp company; Operating point Gutglück-Stollen ( 50 ° 32 ′ 16 ″ N, 8 ° 22 ′ 27 ″ E ) reached a length of 707 m in 1939, the tunnel mouth hole above the Leun-Burgsolms road at the former freight station of the Reichsbahn; only few ore finds, end of operation in 1943; from 1943 expansion for underground relocation, establishment of several halls up to 10 m high underground, 50 m behind the tunnel mouth hole; Production 1852–1877: 138,033 t of iron ore;	50 ° 30 ′ 40 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 23" E	1852 (at least)	1943-06-30
Hedwig	Philippstein	Wetzlar			1886 (before)
Hermineberg	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Pit field south of Phillipsstein
Deer Park	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	iron
Johanna	?	Wetzlar	Copper; Conjecture
Joseph	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; also called Joseph ; on the right side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Julian	Braunfels-Homburgerhof	Wetzlar	Copper, Roteisenstein
Kohlhag	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	iron
Kloeserweide	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese; also called Clösterweide ; Consolidation August 8, 1864; in a valley west of the cemetery; 1865 shaft and line operation; 1870 tunnel; Richard Stollen; 1871 - 150 employees; two machine shafts (one in service until 1903); 1913 Tiefer tunnel 18 m below the old tunnel with a length of 894 m; Production 1865–1921: 541,707 t of iron	50 ° 29 ′ 21 ″ N, 8 ° 22 ′ 6 ″ E	1861-11-06	1925
Copper mountain	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Leda	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone
Lindelbach	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	iron
May Potion	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the left side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Swiss chard	Bon bathing	Wetzlar		50 ° 29 ′ 56 "N, 8 ° 24 ′ 42" E	1892 (before)
Martha	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Iron; nö Florentine ; Production 1853–1877: 75,815 t of iron ore; Troubled again in 1940 (until 1949?); To Florentine	50 ° 30 ′ 11 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 37" E	1853 (at least)
Max	Altenkirchen  ?	Wetzlar	iron
Mira	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the left side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Morning star	Philippstein	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
Mosers luck	?	Wetzlar	Copper; Conjecture
Neptune	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Osan	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Ottilie	Braunfels	Wetzlar	Iron (Roteisenstein); awarded in 1849 to the princes of Solms-Braunfels , sold on to the Krupp company in 1906 ; 1862 Deep tunnel (1,085 m) ( 50 ° 30 ′ 8 ″ N, 8 ° 23 ′ 6 ″ E , formerly an elaborate tunnel portal, today a concrete wall), with a total length of 470 m (1903), 620 m (1915) and ultimately 1085 m (1934); a second tunnel was driven out of the Solmsbachtal for a total of 840 m in length ( 50 ° 30 '2 "N, 8 ° 25' 8" E ); a third tunnel, the Oberstolln, was 400 m east of the Tiefer Stolln tunnel mouth hole and 60 m higher on the slope; the mouth of the Fortuna-Morgenstern tunnel is located south, directly east of the Iserbach ( 50 ° 30 ′ 0 ″ N, 8 ° 23 ′ 1 ″ E ); 1900/03 blind shaft with a depth of 35 m; Standstill 1923–1934; since May 31, 1943 mine iron box merged ( breakdown between the mine workings in 1959 (on the 180 m sole )); 1959 new blind shaft; 1959 the most modern ore processing and loading plant in the Lahn valley; Production 1850–1877: 153,431 t of iron ore	50 ° 30 ′ 10 ″ N, 8 ° 23 ′ 6 ″ E	1849-05-03 (before)	1962-12-31
Quak	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese; Operating point of the Gutglück (also Quek ) mine field ; started in the 1860s, from 1902 accessible through 965 m long Friedrich-Stolln; Ore transport by horse-drawn tram, from 1905 underground through a cross passage in the Florentine tunnel to the Florentine station of the Ernstbahn	50 ° 30 ′ 32 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 35" E	186 *	1943-06-30
Reifenstein	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Iron; 200 m upwards behind the Bohnenberg pit in the Iserbach valley; zu Bohnenberg - later to Eisenfeld	50 ° 29 ′ 40 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 55" E	1936	1945
Rossberg	Braunfels	Wetzlar	Iron; 600 m east of the Guter Graben ; to Ottilie		1878 (before)
Red hedge	Philippstein	Wetzlar			1886 (before)
Saturnus	?	Wetzlar	Copper; Conjecture
Lock	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Iron; to Florentine ; Florentine tunnel was driven from here
New Year's Eve	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
Worry Mountain	Philippstein	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone
Union	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Vielka	Braunfels-Homburgerhof	Wetzlar	Copper, red iron stone; to good luck
Attention	?	Wetzlar	Copper; Conjecture
Woodruff	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the left side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Good health	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; on the left side of the Iserbach valley; to good luck		1878 (before)
Wetzlarerburg	Philippstein	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 29 ′ 58 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 40" E	1892 (before)
Wrangel (good luck)	Braunfels	Wetzlar	Operating point of the Gutglück mine field ; Iron, manganese; 1000 m long ore transport line that worked like a cable car, but used iron bars instead of wire rope; Operation ceased in 1908 in favor of the neighboring Würgengel mine	50 ° 30 '46 "N, 8 ° 21' 46" E	1882 (before)	1908
Choking angel	Tiefenbach	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese (brown iron stone); Awarded April 5, 1853; Operating times: 1853–1908, 1917–1924, and 1934–1945; two shafts with a depth of 38 m and 65 m (1936); Bottom at 54 m; In 1892 14 operating points were set up, including a. the Peter-Stolln, the Friedrich-Stolln ( 50 ° 31'47 "N, 8 ° 22'7" E ), the Bonifacius-Stolln and the Winter-Stolln; still preserved water solution tunnel (directly on the Braunfels-Tiefenbach road); Loading facility ( 50 ° 30 ′ 38 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 25 ″ E ); Production 1857–1877: 162,529 t of iron ore; Total production from 1871 to 1945 604,808 t of ore	50 ° 30 ′ 48 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 18" E 50 ° 30 ′ 48 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 17" E	1853-04-05	1945-03
Anger	Burgsolms	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)

Breitscheid

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Alterich	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron
On the Goldberg	Erdbach	Dillenburg	iron		1783	1784
At the Heckelchen	Erdbach	Dillenburg	copper		1783	1783
At the courtyard	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1783	1794
In hell	Breitscheid	Dillenburg			1751 (um)
Anton	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Billenberg	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1793	1793
Colonia	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Iron chews	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1775	1775
Field	Medenbach	Dillenburg	Operated in 1773 and fallen into the open		1773-02
Gift of god	Erdbach	Dillenburg	Copper, silver; Tunnel construction		1585	1587 (at least)
Goldbach	Erdbach	Dillenburg	Tunnel construction		1699 (before)
Heinrich	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Hoherrhein	Erdbach	Dillenburg	iron		1776	1802
Hofchen	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1789 (before)	1789 (at least)
Wooden house happiness	Erdbach	Dillenburg	copper		1803	1806
Lime kiln	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron
cannon	Medenbach	Dillenburg	Iron?
Maria	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron
nightingale	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron
New Sweden	Erdbach	Dillenburg	iron
Rübenberg	Erdbach	Dillenburg	iron		1778	1796
Seibelsboden	Erdbach	Dillenburg	Iron ; southeast of Erdbach		1907 (before)
Victoria	Erdbach	Dillenburg	Copper, iron; at Goldberg		1765	1789 (at least)
Wolf chews	Medenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1774	1784

Dietzhölztal

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
At the furthest Deutzemannsdell	Ewersbach	Dillenburg	copper		1773-02
Aurora	Stone bridges	Dillenburg	Copper, lead, silver		1855	1909
Cameroon	Almonds	Dillenburg	Lead; in the Nonnbachtal / Gr.Hardt		1885	1887
Oak hedge	?	Dillenburg			1782 (before)
Happy man	Ewersbach	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1875
Grass corner	Almonds	Dillenburg	Iron; Eckwald; awarded on October 28, 1869		1868-03-25
Graswinkel I	Almonds	Dillenburg	Lead, copper; awarded on March 25, 1870		1868-09-17
Jacobine	Almonds	Dillenburg	Iron; Hellweg / In der Huth
Young Christian	Stone bridges	Dillenburg	?; on Mittelberg		1735	1789 (at least)
Juno	Almonds	Dillenburg	Iron; Oak groves; Consolidation on January 5, 1865; extended on 02/10/1870		1865-01-05>	1888
Karl's hope	Almonds	Dillenburg	copper		1785	1793
Klostermann	Almonds	Dillenburg	Iron; Oak grove		1873	1873
Mühlbachsgrube	?	Dillenburg	old Mühlbach pit		1782 (before)
New treasure trove	Ewersbach	Dillenburg	Zinc; three tunnels: 1. Im Ebersbach / Rippelnberg, 2. (I) Eibertshain; 3. (II) In Ebersbach / Strauchacker		1893	1893
Neuermuth	Ewersbach	Dillenburg	Lead, copper, iron, zinc; Entrance Ewersbach, Storchenweg; awarded on January 16, 1855; Converted in 1869 (copper, iron)		1850
Ritterbusch	Rittershausen	Dillenburg	Iron; awarded on April 13, 1869; at the Lay / Eichholzkopf		1867-11-15	1894 (at least)
Röderwerk	Almonds	Dillenburg	copper
pink	Ewersbach	Dillenburg	iron		1875	1875
Rose flower dell	Ewersbach	Dillenburg	Iron, clay		1868	1899
Sadowa	Rittershausen	Dillenburg	Lead, sulfur, copper; awarded on May 5, 1869 to lead ores and pyrites; at the Lay / Eichholzkopf		1867-07-09	1908 (at least)
Beautiful view	Stone bridges	Dillenburg	Copper, lead, silver, iron; also written Schöneaussicht ; on the Jacob's hedge; further possible names: To society; James (1710); Karl Hope (1780); newly awarded on May 26, 1859; extended on 08/23/1869		1573	1873
Lovely Louise	Rittershausen	Dillenburg	Copper, lead, iron; Reverse side / quadruple; awarded on May 27, 1870 on copper and lead		1869-10-11	1907
Blessings of god	Stone bridges	Dillenburg	?; on Mittelberg		1575
Silver look	Rittershausen	Dillenburg	Lead, silver, pyrites; near the border / Sohl-Kompas; awarded on April 12, 1869 to lead and pyrites		1867-12-09
Silver blessing	Rittershausen	Dillenburg	Lead, copper; awarded on April 13, 1869; between Rittershausen and Hainchen		1867-12-09
Mountain of saliva	Ewersbach	Dillenburg	Copper, iron; Oak grove		1868	1905
St. Christoph	Stone bridges	Dillenburg	Copper?; in the rear Deutzmannsdell		1585
St. George	Stone bridges	Dillenburg	?; on Mittelberg		1590
St. Wolfgang	Stone bridges	Dillenburg	?; on Mittelberg		1558
Thomas	Stone bridges	Dillenburg	Copper, lead, silver, iron, zinc; two tunnels (upper gallery 18 m deep, deep gallery 58 m deep and 900 m long); possibly third tunnel; Union Thomas comprised the tunnels: Thomas, Henry u. William	50 ° 49 ′ 22 "N, 8 ° 19 ′ 37" E	1839	1907
William	Stone bridges	Dillenburg	Copper?
Well run	Ewersbach	Dillenburg	iron		1875	1875
To society	Stone bridges	Dillenburg	Feuerstein +?, In the Deutzmannsdell		1573-07-14

Dillenburg

Main town Dillenburg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Anna Maria	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1867	1872
Auguste	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1861	1872
Light brown	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper; Conjecture		1773
Braushell	?	Dillenburg	muted again		1774 (before)
Carl luck	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Iron; also Charles luck		1867	1867
Dillenburg slate quarry	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Roofing slate		1872	1879
Eberhard I, II	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Iron?		1873	1873
Oak back	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773
Iron Hat	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper, iron, barium; on the moving stone		1800	1805
Eisenerz-Huth	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper, iron, barite		1860	1882
Eleanor	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper; Grubenfeld Come luck and victory		1774	1872
Erhard	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Roofing slate		1872	1882
Eu (e) lsberg	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper; Grubenfeld Come luck and victory		1782
Piece of spruce	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Iron; east of Dorothea
Fortunatus	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Iron, copper; In operation: 1731–1739		1731	1859
Faithful	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1871	1882
Gloria I	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1830	1879
Gloria II	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1872	1872
Goethe	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1876	1876
God's blessing II	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Lead, silver, copper		1870	1888
Friedrichsfund	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron
Haderwald	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1847	1874
Hagen	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1860	1900
Heckebach	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper; Grubenfeld Come luck and victory ; In operation in 1773		1773-02	1782 (at least)
Heinrich's find	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1849	1877
Heinrichsfund II	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Smoldering gravel		1875	1913
Gentleman side	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper;		1797	1804
Wooden stern (s)	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1847	1913
Idria	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Silver, vermilion		1873	1874
In the Holzemer Grund	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper; In operation in 1773		1773-02
Johanna III	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1875	1875
John	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper
You can be calm	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1872	1882
No digging	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron
Come luck and victory	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1868	1872
Köpels-Gründgen	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773
Crown beech	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1856	1904
Laughing side	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Iron; 1773 Salmon side ridge falls outside		1773
Laughing dove	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1863	1871
Long fir trees	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper; Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773 (before)
Running stone	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Roteisenstein; April 16, 1823 newly awarded to the Burger Eisenwerke; 1834 Paulinen Erbstollen; Deep tunnel in the lower Nanzenbach valley; 1917 cessation of opencast mining; approx. 130,000 t in civil engineering 1937-02-01 to 1947; 150 m depth; Air raid shelter in WWII; Am Laufenden Stein 13, Dillenburg	50 ° 44 ′ 7 "N, 8 ° 17 ′ 49" E	1454	1947
Drilling	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron
Lorelei	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Iron, copper; also Loreley		1862	1877
Louise	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1868	1872
Lusthain	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper, iron		1868	1880
Maria	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1868	1872
Magdalena	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1897
Maximilian	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1867	1872
midfield	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1857	1891
New Hope	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper, iron; marrows with Fortunatus; to Oelsberg		1840	1914
Nicolaus	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper: east of the hunting lodge (near the Herrnberg?); 1774 Mutung at Hundscheidsgarten in front of Nicolaus Wald; Deep tunnel with a depth of 120 m		1774	1892
Orion	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Barium, copper, iron; Pfauorstaube and Frickszeche; Tunnel with a depth of 16 m		1859	1888
Paulinenerbstollen I.	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Iron, copper; Grubenfeld Come luck and victory , marked with a running stone and iron hat ; Tunnels over 1,100 m in length; Machine shaft with a depth of 21 m (only old man found); newly awarded 1834-06-17		1783	1872
Paulinenerbstollen II	Dillenburg	Dillenburg			1872	1882 (at least)
pavilion	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1872	1911
Furry grass	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1842	1877
Peacock	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Barite		1856	1889
Prince Karl	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper; also Prince Carl		1868	1882
Regine	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1834	1879
Reinhard	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper?		1771 (before)
Röbelsgründchen	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1773-02
Round tree	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	barium		1884 (before)
Sählchen	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper; Grubenfeld Come luck and victory		1782
Sand pit	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	copper		1800	1801
Schaeferslust	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1851	1871
Shepherd's departure	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	above the Kirbeth on Frohhäuser Weg		1778 (before)
Schwerspath	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Barium, iron		1884 (before)
Heavy rolling	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron
St. Nicholas	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper; In operation: 1731–1753, 1770s - at least 1789		1731	1789 (at least)
Stephan	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1859	1907
Sternbach	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron
Stolzenfels	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron
Urban (n) us	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1872	1872
pleasure	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Copper; Tunnel with a length of approx. 200 m; at the Eberhard		1755 (before)	1786-03-24 (at least)
Weberskopf	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1842	1872
Wittgesgrund	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	iron		1865	1867
Bliss	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Iron ; 18 m deep machine shaft in the Dill Valley		1859	1871
Zinselberg	Dillenburg	Dillenburg	Iron; also Zinnselsberg		1865	1905
Adolf	Donsbach	Dillenburg	copper
Albertsthal	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1857	1905
Aubach	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1867 (at least)	1877 (at least)
Old house	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper , iron; a broken tunnel; Stockpiles well preserved	50 ° 42 ′ 39 "N, 8 ° 15 ′ 34" E	1867 (at least)	1903 (at least)
Babelsberg	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1888
Miner's luck	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Roteisenstein, copper, manganese; also called slide or miner's luck ; Upper, Middle and Deep Tunnels (through); Analysis: 36% iron, 14% lime earth, 1% bitter earth, 3% alumina, 18% silica	50 ° 43 '22 "N, 8 ° 13' 53" E	1730	1888 (at least)
pear tree	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1837 (at least)	1877 (at least)
Blankenstein	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1880
Flower hedge	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron
Christian joy	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1861	1875
Colonia I	Donsbach	Dillenburg	copper		1902 (before)
Donsberg	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1840 (min.)	1872 (at least)
Eisenberg	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper , iron		1845 (min.)	1866 (at least)
Happy morning sun	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Green earth; stollen
Freudenstein	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper , iron		1861	1875
Gottfriedslust	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron
Happy Orange	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper , iron		1881	1895
Hainburger	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper , iron		1868	1874
House Nassau	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper ; southwest of Donsbach am Rutsch	50 ° 42 ′ 59 ″ N, 8 ° 13 ′ 25 ″ E	1757 (before)	1891 (at least)
Hecla	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron
Heinrichsglück	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron
Hermann's side	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper; Conjecture		1773
Ascension	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper , iron		1861	1872
Hohenzollern	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron
Hoherwasen	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper; also Hoher Wasen		1827	1881
Hoherhein	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper, iron		1785	1806
Kornberg	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1910
Copper mine	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper , iron		1840	1872
Long costumes	Donsbach	Dillenburg	copper		1868	1869
Moritz	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Iron; towards Medenbach; west of Otter
New Hope	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1847	1907
New copper blessing	Donsbach	Dillenburg	copper		1803	1805
otter	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron
Philippstein	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1884	1805
Phoenix	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1884	1884
Prisca	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Iron ; possibly also Prisea		1838	1875
Sengel (n) berg	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Iron; to bar scale		1835 (at least)	1894 (at least)
Pointed head	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773 (before)
Bar scale	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Roteisenstein, copper; also bar scales or bar scales ; to Constanze ; Upper, middle and deep tunnels, shaft operation	50 ° 43 ′ 37 ″ N, 8 ° 13 ′ 8 ″ E	1751 (from) (possibly since 1560?)	1928
Stone dent	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper , iron		1830	1872
Cutie hell	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Iron; identical to Süßhell ?		1851	1874
Theodore	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1900
Good Hunting	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Copper ; southwest of Donsbach; Name comes from a forester	50 ° 43 ′ 30 ″ N, 8 ° 13 ′ 31 ″ E	1825	1894
Walthersberg	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Brownstone		1851	1910
Weyerseite	Donsbach	Dillenburg	Iron; also Weier page called		1861	1872
Wilhelm	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1850	1907
zebra	Donsbach	Dillenburg	iron		1857	1872
Adam	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1902
Adolphshütte	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1860	1872
Alexius	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1858	1902
Alma	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1856	1909
Old Waldstein	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1800	1804
Old egg shell	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Anna	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; 275 m above sea level NN; and Anna tunnel called	50 ° 44 ′ 16 ″ N, 8 ° 19 ′ 2 ″ E	1897	1916 (at least)
claim	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1858	1902
Anton (iu) sfund	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1839	1875
Ash garden	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; southwest of Mount of Olives ; to king move		1764 (um)	1872
On the hand	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1773	1804
In the woods	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1781	1782
outbreak	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Bach star	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1878	1880
boron	Eibach	Dillenburg	Copper; possibly called a bear		1587 (um)
Bassberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1830	1887
Beilstein	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; Newly awarded in 1833; 1866 civil engineering using a steam engine; Consolidated with Ölsberg in 1883 (previously connected via Wilhelmstollen ); 1895 to royal train ; from 1940/41 to 1945 training pit	50 ° 44 ′ 47 "N, 8 ° 20 ′ 57" E	1764 (um)	1948
Snowfall	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1829	1872
Best luck	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron	50 ° 45 ′ 48 ″ N, 8 ° 20 ′ 7 ″ E
Beuerbach	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1816	1873
Beuerbach ridge	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1835	1867
Beuerling	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1874	1874
Born side	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1775	1930
Bornstein	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1830	1873
Bruno	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1861	1905
Bruchberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; adjacent to Johannesberg		1766	1807
Castle	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1833	1867
Caap of good hope	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Caroline VII	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1875	1875
Caroline-Auguste	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1804	1806
Dessau	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Diana	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; Near the Beilstein mine
Skinny	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; northwest of New Mount of Olives		1837	1872
Eduard	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1848	1868
Eibach	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1890
Eiberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1861	1900
Eichelberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Egg shell	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; also egg shell ; Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773 (before)	1885
Iron blessing	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1801	1803
agreement	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1867	1867
Unity	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1866	1883
Elise	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
heritage	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1775	1798
Ernestine	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Falk	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1872	1872
Fichtenberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Fichtelberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Florentine	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Friedericke	Eibach	Dillenburg	Copper; in Dietrichsthal; possibly identical to Friderica (sold in 1773)		1775
Greifenstein	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1862	1888
Grueneberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1827	1872
Grünestein I	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1873
Greenstone	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1826	1911
Handberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
House ground	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1789 (um)
Hengrube	Eibach	Dillenburg	Copper; in Dietrichsthal		1789 (um)
Heidelberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Heinrichberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Heinzelberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1837	1872
Hubertus	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1867	1881
Hungersberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	Copper; 1774 new courage from the mine which fell into the open air		1774 (before)
Johannisberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Kassimire	Eibach	Dillenburg	Copper; in Dietrichsthal		1737	1777
Cat head	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Cherry stone	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; Corridor center 1-1.5 m thick; Analysis: 28% iron, 20% lime, 10% silica, 2% alumina		1816	1872
Coal mine	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron?
Royal soul	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1867	1868
Koenigstein	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1789 (um)
King move	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; on June 30, 1819 consolidated from the tunnel hedge , Königsstein , coal mine and Schlitz ; Old manhole; East shaft (Witte shaft) with a depth of 545 m; Ore deposits determined to a depth of 900 m; up to 500 staff members	50 ° 45 ′ 25 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 46 ″ E	1650 (approx.)	1968-03-31
Koppelberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; and Keppel Berg called		1774	1789 (at least)
Kortsberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1834	1872
Krummacker modo Victoria	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; also 'Victoria'		1783	1872
Ludwigsberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1875
Ludwigszeche	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1835	1905
lux	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron?	50 ° 45 ′ 23 "N, 8 ° 20 ′ 23" E
Masseifen	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1839	1882
Mellenbach	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1773 (before)
Mill pit	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron, tunnel construction		1764 (um)	1872
New luck	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
New egg shell	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
New Oelsberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; to Oelsberg		1873	1873
Nikolausstollen	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; 311 m above sea level NN; Part of the Stilling mine ; later to the royal move	50 ° 45 ′ 31 ″ N, 8 ° 22 ′ 0 ″ E	1867
Oelsberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; Dormitory preserved; Ölsberg 2 mine, Dillenburg-Eibach	50 ° 44 ′ 45 "N, 8 ° 20 ′ 51" E	1764 (um)	1929 (at least)
Paul	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron	50 ° 45 ′ 20 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 52" E	1860	1872
Paulswasen pit	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron	50 ° 45 ′ 4 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 11" E
Peterslust	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Rheinhardfreude	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Rinzenberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; Tunnel construction (upper tunnel); to king move		1764 (um)	1871
Robert	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1875
Rotterdam	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1872
salon	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Saturn	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1857	1907
Schiefthal	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; also Schiffthal		1785	1873
slot	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron?
Schoenberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron?	50 ° 44 ′ 41 "N, 8 ° 20 ′ 42" E	1838 (at least)	1875 (at least)
Schoenberg II	Eibach	Dillenburg	copper		1873 (at least)	1910 (at least)
Schwarzerstein I	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1874	1874
page	Eibach	Dillenburg	Operated in 1773 and fallen into the open		1773-03
Samson	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1875
Sölchen	Eibach	Dillenburg	copper		1789 (before)
Solon	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1858	1908
St. Anthony	Eibach	Dillenburg	Copper; at the Eibacher church; possibly identical to the Antonius find			1558
Stone dent	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1837	1872
Tunnel hedge	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; also called Stollnhecke (1789); 1819 to royal train		1768 (at least)	1803 (at least)
Thubalcain	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1837 (at least)	1867 (at least)
trumpeter	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1861 (at least)	1880 (at least)
Cattle drive	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; 1835 to Mount of Olives		1767 (at least)	1806 (at least)
Bird of	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1793	1898
Volpertseiche	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1828	1872
Forest side	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; south of Eibach (possibly identical to Anna)		1798	1898
Waldstein	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1789 (um)
Good health	Eibach	Dillenburg	copper		1799	1803
Weisberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1827	1909
Wilhelm Friedrich	Eibach	Dillenburg	Copper; In 1780 6 kuxe were for sale		1780 (before)
Wilhelmslust	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1849	1909
Wilhelmshöhe	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
Winter side	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron
zephyr	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; also zephyrs ; to king move		1840	1872
Zimerg	Eibach	Dillenburg	iron		1828	1872
Zwischenberg	Eibach	Dillenburg	Iron; Tunnel construction		1764 (um)
Andreas	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	Iron; also mine Andreas		1874	1882
Amorland	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	copper
Bomerg	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	Copper; Conjecture; Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773
Bomergs Mountain	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	Conjecture; Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773 (before)
Unity III	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	lead		1891	1891
Ludwig IV	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	iron		1874	1874
Confidence in Ludwig	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	Copper; between Frohnhausen and Wissenbach; extension 1869-05-19		1806
Odin	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	copper		1859	1911
Philip	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1892
Soap	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	Lead; In operation in 1773		1773
St. Anna	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	copper		1764 (min.)	1777 (at least)
Forget Me Not	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	iron		1871	1885
Trust i	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	near Frohnhausen and Wissenbach		1879	1880
Christmas joy	Frohnhausen	Dillenburg	Roofing slate		1873	1906
Hurry up	Manderbach	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1875
Castel Sant'Angelo, I.	Manderbach	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1875
Himrain	Manderbach	Dillenburg	Barite; newly awarded on July 20, 1864; extended on 8/24/1869		1834	1908
Dog Church	Manderbach	Dillenburg	Lead, copper; Conjecture		1773
Smarter	Manderbach	Dillenburg	iron		1874	1910
Crown Prince I, III	Manderbach	Dillenburg	Roofing slate		1877	1877
Prince Carl I, II	Manderbach	Dillenburg	Roofing slate		1877	1877
Side and apple trees	Manderbach	Dillenburg	1773 grieved and fallen into the open		1773
Adela	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1883
Alberti	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	slate		1877	1877
Old Lohrbach	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper; 1764 upper gallery; 1746 deep tunnel; 1758 insufficient water art and initially shutdown		1728 (before)	1907 (at least)
Old colliery	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1779 (before)
Wicker floor	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper; Operation in 1773		1773-03
Andreas	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1906
Antonia	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Pebbles		1878	1889
On the dog's head	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1789 (um)
On the cattle path	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1792	1792
Arand	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1880
Arthur	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron	50 ° 46 ′ 59 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 15 ″ E	1890	1904 (at least)
expansion	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1872	1877
Barbarossa	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1867	1872
Bumps	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1800	1803
Bieberstein	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; documented mention 1484–1571, from 1588 called "Unexpected luck"; today Biebersteiner Weiher	50 ° 46 ′ 39 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 44" E	1484
Birch stone	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1843	1872
Piece of birch	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
pear tree	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1837	1877
Blinkershecke	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; Near the Beilstein mine
Brown hell	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Broad stern	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; Also width hedge or width hedge called; to king move		1789 (um)
Caviar	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; southwest of Nanzenbach		1863	1899
Christine	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Christberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Christoffel	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper; also Christophel called		1585
Concordia	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1865	1877
Conradslust	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1883	1889
Eberhardtssegen	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1863	1873
Oak hedge	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1789 (um)
Eisenberg I.	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1873
Iron kingdom	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1878	1896
Iron crown	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Archfather	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	nickel		1846	1878
Ewald	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1907
Ferdinand	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron, copper	50 ° 46 ′ 29 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 28" E	1848	1884
Ferdinande	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1837	1877
flora	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Friedrichsfreude	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1898
Friedrichszug, I.	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron, manganese; to royal move; 300 m depth	50 ° 45 ′ 47 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 31" E	1885	1948-09-01
Gaulsplatz	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1779	1801
Common colliery	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper, iron, pyrites; 1746 deep tunnel (which probably started in the village at Knappschaftsweg 3)		1728 (before)	1878
Guicke-Born	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper; 1774 speculation		1774
pagan	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Heidelberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1841	1874
Heathen blessing	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron	50 ° 46 ′ 44 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 47" E	1840	1875
Heiligenberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Roofing slate
Henri	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Hem side	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1801	1803
Mr. (e) nberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper, iron?	50 ° 45 ′ 57 ″ N, 8 ° 22 ′ 12 ″ E	1789 (um)	1968?
Men's slate quarry	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Roofing slate		1871	1882
Help of god	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper, nickel; in the Weyerhecke; Upper tunnel; 1785 deep tunnel; at least 10 copper veins; Machine shaft; 1869 Nickel ore exhausted		1785	1910 (at least)
Hubertus	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1803	1803
Hüfferszeche	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1872	1900
Hungersberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper?		1789 (before)
Hutschbeul	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1767	1791
Ida I.	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	cobalt		1890	1890
In the willow bean floor	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper; Conjecture		1773
Karlszeche	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; also Carlszeche	50 ° 47 '14 "N, 8 ° 21' 57" E	1828	1911
Long hedge	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; probably identical to Hermannsgrund in the Langenhecke		1607
Teaching axis mine	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Leopold	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Lettig	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1775	1778
Lorry Cross	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper, iron; also Lohrskreuz ; 1774 already tunnels with a length of more than 200 m and a shaft; In 1774 there were 77 vacant kuxe options		1764	1883
Louise	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1849	1873
Ludwig (s) heide	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1846	1874
Max	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Meerbachstanne (n)	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1837	1875
Midardus	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Milchborn	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1805	1806
Dawn	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1840	1874
Morgenstern II	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper, lead		1909	1969
Mühlenberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1784	1798
millstone	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1837	1875
Mullersboden	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1867	1868
New Lohrbach	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper; lies a few 20 peaks higher than the deep tunnel of the old Lohrbach		1789 (before)
New lust	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; Tunnels several hundred meters long; 1908/18 blind shaft with 120 m; Operating times: -31-5-1931, 1937-1962; Total production: approx. 1.5 million t of iron ore; 130 employees	50 ° 46 ′ 33 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 56" E 50 ° 46 ′ 56 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 49" E	1822-11-14	1962-09-30
New Goldbach	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1800	1806
New courage	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper; on the outskirts of Nanzenbach; in operation 1464–1857 (six corridors opened), 1936–1939; Shaft with a depth of 175 m; 3 levels (90, 150 and 175 m) with stretches and crosscuts of 1125 m in length and overcutting of 239 m in length; up to 44 employees	50 ° 46 ′ 17 "N, 8 ° 20 ′ 10" E	1464	1939
New Oelsberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; to Mount of Olives		1873 (at least)	1873 (at least)
Oberberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1801	1803
Upper corner	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Obernsang	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron?	50 ° 46 ′ 36 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 29" E
Oppersberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; possibly also Appersberg		1789 (um)	1867
East shaft	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; to king move	50 ° 45 ′ 56 ″ N, 8 ° 22 ′ 15 ″ E
Paula	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1865	1868
Petz	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1865	1868
Pluto	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1837	1873
Risk	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1861	1875
Rothenstein	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; on the heath	50 ° 47 ′ 6 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 45" E	1833	1874
Rotherwasen	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1770 (um)	1789 (after)
Sheep tunnel	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron?	50 ° 46 '49 "N, 8 ° 21' 59" E
Schellenberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron	50 ° 46 '48 "N, 8 ° 20' 55" E	1780	1803 (at least)
Blacksmith grove	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; in the red Erbach; also Schmitthain ; Copper mutation in the Scheid- / Schmiedhain		1601	1884
Simeon	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Simon-Johanna	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Stilling	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; also called Albertsgrube or Stillingszug ; Newly awarded in 1867; Stillinger tunnel (361 m above sea level); Nikoluasstollen (311 m above sea level); 1900 machine shaft (hanging bench 52.8 m above the Nikolausstollen); between 1884 and 1941 approx. 1 million t of iron ore mined; to king move	50 ° 45 ′ 34 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 50" E	1780 (um)	1941
Schubers	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Black stone	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1847 (before)
Enthusiast	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1837	1874
Söhlgen	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1775 (before)
Siegfried	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Frontal Hedge Mountain	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1839	1875
stork	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	without success		1789 (before)
Fir stone	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; in the meadow of the Meerbach		1792	1793
Thusnelde	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1874
Tretenbach	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1838	1875
Ulisegen	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	copper		1872	1872
Ulricke	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1834	1872
trust	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1907
Trust i	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg			1879	1880
Victoria	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Wackenberg	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1770 (um)	1789 (after)
Hunting luck	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; also weidman's luck		1835	1872
Waldwas (s) en	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1797	1875
Walkeborn side	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1839	1872
Wisdom	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1862	1898
Weitenauerfeld	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1796	1796
Christmas joy	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Roofing slate
Wittgenstein	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1873
Pincer hedge	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Iron?
Pewter mountain	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
confidence	Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Adelmar	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1861	1887
Arnold's joy	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1873
Apple tree, grove, beer tree	Niedereld	Dillenburg	Slate; Conjecture		1773-04-26
Arelberg, Hain, Bierbaum	Niedereld	Dillenburg	Slate; Conjecture
Athena	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1859	1887
Bella	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron
Berlechskopf / Berlochskopf	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1856	1906
lightning	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1859	1887
Caap	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1856	1906
Caesar	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1867	1902
Dernbach side	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1890
Dianaburg	Niedereld	Dillenburg	copper		1871	1874
Up early	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1859	1887
Lucky find	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1905
Thank god	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1849	1967
Good view	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1837	1872
Crescent moon	Niedereld	Dillenburg	Iron; towards Oberscheld
Duke Adolf	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1872	1880
Deer head	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1838	1911
Hofmann	Niedereld	Dillenburg	Iron; towards Donsbach
Hötzel	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1861	1887
Maximilian II	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1882
Sneeze pit	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron
Maximilian II	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1882
Oscar	Niedereld	Dillenburg	Iron; also Oskar		1859	1896
Pallas	Niedereld	Dillenburg	barium		1884 (before)
Redenbach side	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1774	1774
Reichelsberg	Niedereld	Dillenburg	Schwerspath, copper, barium; towards Oberscheld		1866	1866
saddle	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1867	1867
Painful	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron
St. Helena	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1852	1867
Stolzenfels	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1863	1889
Under the pear trees	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1800	1800
Untersbach	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1798	1906?
Wackenbach	Niedereld	Dillenburg	Copper, barite, barium		1855	1879
White hell	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1867
Welcome	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1860	1887
Wilke (n) bach	Niedereld	Dillenburg	Copper, iron		1840	1873
Windsock	Niedereld	Dillenburg	iron		1857	1867
Adelheid (s)	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1837	1892
Albion	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Barite		1856	1903
Alteroth	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1836	1873
Anna	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Argentain	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1847 (before)
Arnold	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1840	1871
Arzberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
August stollen	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; 580 m length; used jointly from 1831; Name Auguststollen since 1936 (there are also Oberer Auguststollen and Tiefer Auguststollen )		1820-09-30	1959
Barite	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Barite		1855	1879
Bergstein	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1873
Mountain meadow	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1799	1806
Berlachskopf	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Bettazeche II	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; and Bella mine called		1873	1873
Bickelberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Buckelbach	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1845	1875
Burger stollen	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; 400 m length		1889	1959
Carl	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Caroline I	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Caroline II	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1876	1883
Center	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1858	1905
Coral	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1882
Dechenwiese	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Barite		1853	1910
Dorothea	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1849	1875
Edmund	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1849	1902
Eduard	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; not to be confused with Eduard bei Eibach
Squirrel	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron	50 ° 43 ′ 43 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 22" E
Iron chews	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; on the iron hand		1827 (um)
Iron mine	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1764 (um)	1873
Iron Young Woman	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; also called the Iron Maiden ; southeast of Oberscheld		1845 (um)
Elise in the green	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1898
Emma	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1882
Fahlengrund	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Copper; Muted in 1774		1774
Falkenstein	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; 13.1.1958 main shaft with a depth of 365 m; Total production: approx. 1 million t of ore; Loading tunnel in the Rinkenbachtal; Stocks: 2-3 million tons of ore	50 ° 43 '22 "N, 8 ° 21' 57" E	1958	1973-08-31
Falkenstein I.	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	copper		1875	1887
Fanny	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1858	1871
Felix	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Barite		1856	1907
Fortuna	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1834	1872
Friedrichsgrube	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; also called Friedrich ; Corridor center 1-3 m thick; Analysis: 57% iron, 16% silica, 2.5% alumina		1833	1873
Friesberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Happiness	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1875
Frankenberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Ganselzeche	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
patience	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Hanging (s)	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1789 (before)	1909
Glücksberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Golden chew	Oberscheld / Nanzenbach	Dillenburg	Copper; Muted again in 1774		1774 (before)	1806
Green chess side	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Hand stone	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; 175 m depth; Handsteinstollen; Amalienstollen (30 m deeper than Handsteinstollen); Georgstollen (48 m deeper than Amalienstollen); civil engineering using a blind shaft from the bottom of the Georg tunnel - 4 levels (30, 55, 95 and 175 m)	50 ° 44 ′ 9 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 56" E 50 ° 44 ′ 7 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 39" E 50 ° 44 ′ 6 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 55" E	1789 (before)	1867 (at least)
Hand way	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Barite		1853	1905
Hand drawing	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1873
Hartkopf	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1857	1910
Heinrichsfreude	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1840	1892
Henriette	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Henriette II	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1877	1877
Master pit	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron?	50 ° 44 ′ 29 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 7 ″ E
Herchenstein	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1849	1900
Hay ride	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	copper		1845	1900
Hirchensteinskopf	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Copper; Muted in 1774; possibly identical to Herchenstein		1774
Hünerkaab	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Operated in 1773 and fallen into the open		1773 (before)
Stick	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1882
Chicken head	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1907
Ida II	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1871	1882
Johann Heinrich	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; consisting of the pit fields Johann and Heinrich		1868	1882
Joan II	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Copper, iron		1872	1882
Julie	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
jewel	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	copper
Klingelbach	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1877
Kreuteberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Kreutzberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1837	1872
Lina	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Lindenberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron, tunnel construction		1764 (um)	1872
Lückhofsgrund	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1856	1908
Marianne	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1873
Martin	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1857	1902
Mill side	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Copper; In operation in 1773		1773
Nightingale (stollen)	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1860	1900
Nassevia	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Neptune	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1856	1867
Nesselhof	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; also written Nesselnhof ; 1773 fell into the open as Höb / Nesselnhof		1773 (before)
New green hope	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Copper, sulfur		1868-08-31	1872
New mountain	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1840	1898
New blessing	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron?; sw v. Oberscheld
North star	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1856	1910
Ortsberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1798	1799
Ouirine	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; east of Oberscheld
Paulswasengrube	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron	50 ° 45 ′ 4 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 10 ″ E
Petersberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Primus	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1860	1866
Princes' Pit	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1847	1874
Prinzkessel	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; also Prince boiler called	50 ° 44 ′ 15 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 22" E	1764 (before)	20th century
Prince Regent	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Raven Mine	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1831	1872
Reinhard	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1860	1907
Reinwald	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; also Reinewald		1861	1907
Richard	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1847	1867
Rinkenbach	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Eisen; next to house Danziger Strasse 13	50 ° 43 '53 "N, 8 ° 20' 50" E	1764 (um)	1899
Rompelberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1817	1902
Sahlgrund mine	Oberscheld / Eisemroth	Dillenburg	Iron; Opencast mining; later opened as the 5th pit through the August tunnel; sometimes up to 30 m thickM machine shaft at least 161 m deep; 200 hp steam engine	50 ° 43 ′ 45 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 49" E	1915 (before)	1927 (at least)
Saland	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; with Eduard
Saddles	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1838	1905
Schelderlang mine	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Schoenberger	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	copper
Schönscheid	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1827	1874
Sess	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; 1774 speculation on copper		1774
Sessacker	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1769	1867
Sessköpfel	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; also Seßkoppel called		1827	1900
Sess side	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1798	1799
Simon	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Sunflower	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Stone head	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1840	1867
Stein (e) berg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1764 (um)	1885
Stoned floor	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1834	1875
Stone mine	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Floor side	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1842	1872
sultan	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1903
Tell	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Theissboden	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Deep pit	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron	50 ° 44 ′ 38 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 47" E	1824	1874
Deep tires	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Titus	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1867
Tülingerbach	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Do not leave me	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1882
Forward	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
quail	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Webersberg	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1849	1903
West shaft	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; to royal move; possibly identical to Paulswasen pit	50 ° 45 ′ 10 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 25" E
Weyerdamm	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1797	1799
Wilhelmine	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1830	1873
Wilhelmsthal	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; Corridor center 1-3 m thick; Analysis: 56% iron, 15% silica, 5% alumina		1875 (before)
Windsock	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1857	1867
Winkelried	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron
Winkenhein	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Iron; also changing Hain called		1789 (um)
Dowsing rod	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	iron		1856	1903
Ypsilanta mine	Oberscheld	Dillenburg	Roteisenstein; in the valley of the Rinkenbach northeast of Oberscheld; 140 m long water solution tunnel (since 1907); Visitor mine		1839	1934

Driedorf

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Deuster I, II	Driedorf	Wetzlar	Iron; Conjecture		1872
Caution II	Roth	Wetzlar	iron

Ehringshausen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Old Mill	?	Wetzlar	Copper; Conjecture
Beilstein	?	Wetzlar	Copper; Conjecture
Berlin	Koelschhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field		1820-06-08
Clara	Daubhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Ellemutter	Greifenthal	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
God's gift	Ehringshausen	Wetzlar
pit	Ehringshausen	Wetzlar	Barite; Trial tunnel in the Wirhard district		1857 (approx.)
Gustav	Daubhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; also called Sophien-Bergwerk ; 1716 Princess Sophien-Stollen; dismantling by at least 1723; newly awarded June 10, 1812 and September 10, 1821;		1705 (at least)
Heinrichssegen	Ehringshausen	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein, Brauneisenstein; 1880/82 Georgstollen (615 m long) visible on Wetzlarer Straße in Ehringshausen; 1905 machine shaft; 1912 shaft II; Production 1849–1877: 218,473 t of iron ore	50 ° 36 ′ 1 "N, 8 ° 23 ′ 59" E 50 ° 35 ′ 53 "N, 8 ° 23 ′ 28" E	1846 (before)	1961
Herrenacker	Ehringshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; to Heinrichssegen		1878 (before)
Marienstollen	Koelschhausen	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 37 ′ 41 ″ N, 8 ° 24 ′ 48 ″ E
Menzikoff	Kölschhausen?	Wetzlar	iron
Remus	Daubhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; Grubenfeld: Mutung Buseck
Ronthal	?	Wetzlar	Copper; Conjecture
Schauenstein	?	Wetzlar	Copper; Conjecture
Nice start	Breitenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; Opencast mining; Upper gallery Middle gallery; 1904/08 (Lower) Marien tunnel with a length of 440 m 50 ° 37 ′ 41 ″ N, 8 ° 24 ′ 47 ″ E	50 ° 37 ′ 33 "N, 8 ° 24 ′ 52" E	1850-10-11 (before)	1943-06-30
Scipio	Daubhausen	Wetzlar	copper
innocence	Breitenbach?	Wetzlar	iron
Venus	Breitenbach?	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein; to Heinrichssegen		1878 (before)
trust	Koelschhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; presumption of hope		1878 (before)
Victor	Breitenbach?	Wetzlar	iron
Wetzlaria	Daubhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field

Eschenburg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
user	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron		1867	1871
Amalie	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	Iron; Awarded in 1823; Amalia studs to Glückstern	50 ° 46 '43 "N, 8 ° 22' 50" E	1823	1951-09
Amalie lucky star	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	Iron; consolidated from Amalie and Glückstern
Arnold's lust	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron		1861	1873
Aurelie	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron
Barzberg	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	slate		1789 (um)
Batzbach	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	Slate; also called Botzbach ; In March 1773 a copper and lead tunnel was excavated, muted and mined in the new tunnel of the mine; Mining in opencast and underground mining; Air raid shelter in WWII; possibly identical to Barzberg	50 ° 47 ′ 6 ″ N, 8 ° 19 ′ 25 ″ E	1726-12-19	1997
Christiane I	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	Roofing slate		1878	1890
Daniel hope	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron		1849	1871
Eschenburg	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	Roofing slate
Egytia	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	Iron; also Egidia		1853	1888
Unity II	Eibelshausen	Wetzlar	Copper, lead		1871	1884
Elisenburg	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	sulfur
Fixed castle	Roth	Wetzlar	Pale ores, copper pebbles
Friedrichslust I, II	Eibelshausen	Wetzlar	Copper, lead		1877	1877
goose	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron
Gansbach	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron		1864	1878
Germania	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	Roofing slate		1862	1884
luck	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	Copper; in the Schwarzbach
Lucky moon	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron		1837	1875
Lucky star	Hirzenhain train station	Wetzlar	to Amalie lucky star	50 ° 47 ′ 3 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 56" E	1858	1882
God's gift	Roth	Wetzlar	Silver, pale ore, copper gravel, cinnabar; also called aurora or soap red ; Discovered by farmers in 1695; newly awarded in 1852: 1750 deep tunnel with a length of 450 m (today drinking water production); Blind shaft at the end of the tunnel set in the Eibach Valley (72 m depth); Operating hours: -1926.35-41	50 ° 50 ′ 37 "N, 8 ° 21 ′ 20" E	1695
God's blessing	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	Copper; also called God's gift (not to be confused with the mine near Roth);	50 ° 47 '42 "N, 8 ° 23' 45" E	1758	1778, 1803
dig	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	iron		1867	1872
border	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron		1853	1874
Green hope	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	Copper; in the Schwarzbach; Stollen in the way run out		1750	1758 (at least)
Grove	Eibelshausen	Wetzlar	iron		1856	1901
Hermannsberg	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron
glory	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	Iron, lead		1871	1871
Jacobus	Eibelshausen	Wetzlar	iron		1873	1881
Julius III	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	manganese		1888	1910
Juliuszeche	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron		1851	1874
Kinsberg	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	iron
Small mine	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron
Crown Prince II	Eibelshausen	Wetzlar	iron		1875	1875
Lambertsberg	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	slate		1789 (um)
State Crown I.	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	iron		1876	1900
Linden tree	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron		1852	1874
morning sun	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	manganese		1888	1888
Morgenstern II	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	Lead, copper		1871	1965
Morgenstern XI	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	manganese		1888	1888
Nightingale II	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	copper		1871	1881
Nightingale III	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	copper
New Silberhardt	Roth	Wetzlar	silver
new moon	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	iron		1873	1876
Oranienstein	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	manganese		1859	1871
Ortshell	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773
Priest Aaron	Roth	Wetzlar	Pale ores, copper pebbles
Snakefoot	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	copper		1803	1804
Rich blessings	Roth	Wetzlar	Pale ores, copper pebbles
Nice hope	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 47 '42 "N, 8 ° 23' 45" E	1833	1871
Schoppach	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	Roofing slate		1867	1886
Schwarzbach I, II, III	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	Copper; Iron today for drinking water; possibly identical to green hope		1588 (before), 1793	1799
Schwinneboden	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron		1836	1871
Sedan IV	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	Copper, pebbles		1877	1877
Sengelborn	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	Copper, lead		1867	1901
pike	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron
Stahlberg-Bruderstein	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	iron		1837	1884
Breastfeeding pleasure	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	Roofing slate
Tannhauser	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron
Thielmann joy	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	iron		1849	1866
Unexpected	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	Roofing slate		1871	1877
connection	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	iron		1800	1881
trust	Eiershausen	Wetzlar			1879	1880
Full moon	Hirzenhain	Wetzlar	copper		1876	1876
Wilhelmszeche	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	Copper; confer on June 24, 1846; Roofing Slate (1837)?; Conversion on May 19, 1869		1846-06-24	1875
Wissenbach	Wissenbach	Wetzlar	Roofing slate		1871	1871
Wolfsschlucht	Simmersbach	Wetzlar	Slate; In 1884 36 people were employed		1767	1973
confidence	Eiershausen	Wetzlar	iron		1867	1867

Greifenstein

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Arnsberg	Allendorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Emma		1878 (before)
baron	Allendorf	Wetzlar	lead		1874	1881
Miner's luck	Allendorf	Wetzlar	Iron; possibly to Emma		1878 (before)
Bornwieseneseite	Allendorf	Wetzlar	Iron; Upper tunnel, lower tunnel; to Emma		1878 (before)
German emperor	Beilstein	Wetzlar	Copper, lead; awarded on November 17, 1870		1867-07-10
Ellemekes	?	Wetzlar	Copper; Conjecture; Also Elle mother called
Else V	Holzhausen  ?	Wetzlar	iron
Emma	Allendorf	Wetzlar	Iron; Production 1850–1877: 74,736 t of iron ore	50 ° 33 ′ 31 ″ N, 8 ° 16 ′ 40 ″ E	1850 (min.)	1922
Friedrichssegen I, II, III	Holzhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field (s)
Hector	Ulm	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
Heinrich's Blessing II	Allendorf	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Henriette	Ulm	Wetzlar	Magnetic iron ore		1878 (before)
Johannesglück	Allendorf	Wetzlar	Iron; possibly to Emma		1878 (before)
Bell chew	Allendorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Emma		1797	1798
Lion's Arch	Allendorf	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Matthilde III	Allendorf	Wetzlar	Iron; possibly to Emma		1878 (before)
Moltke	Holzhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field		1878 (before)
Victor	Greifenstein	Wetzlar	iron

Haiger

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Aetna	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; 1898 to Constanze		1859	1898
Adolfslust	Haigerseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1883	1883
Alkershain ( Ackershain )	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; Opencast mining; muted on May 22, 1860; awarded June 25, 1860; 1898 to Constanze	50 ° 42 ′ 38 "N, 8 ° 11 ′ 48" E	1860-05-22	1898
Old hope	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron?
Old hope	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Copper , iron; also called All Hope ; in the upper Lehmbachtal ; a deep tunnel; Integrated into the drinking water supply of the city of Haiger since 1935	50 ° 43 ′ 15 ″ N, 8 ° 12 ′ 5 ″ E	1730 (before)	194 * (after WW1)
Altenhain	Flammersbach	Dillenburg	Iron; awarded August 21, 1867		1867-08-21	1896
To the gaunt	Rodenbach	Dillenburg	Copper; Conjecture; Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773
Andreas	Rodenbach	Dillenburg			1786	1788
Aurora	Niederroßbach	Dillenburg	Copper, lead, silver, zinc; newly awarded on February 28, 1840; converted on December 27, 1869 (four length fields to one large field); also Gold Kaute called	50 ° 47 '48 "N, 8 ° 13' 10" E	1757	1903, 1911?
Miner's luck	Steinbach	Dillenburg	Copper, lead, zinc; Outcrop of 110 m in length at a depth of 26 m; newly awarded on March 24, 1855; converted on December 17, 1869 (lead and zinc added)		1833	1898
Bickelbach	Six heroes	Dillenburg	copper
Blücher I, II, III, IV	Flammersbach	Dillenburg			1875	1909
Bolzenberg	Oberroßbach	Dillenburg	Iron between Offdilln and Oberroßbach; awarded on September 6, 1869		1867-06-19
Brehmerrhein	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron , copper ; identical to brameran ; in the Hachelbach near Sechshelden		1744, 1773	1822
Buberberg	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	to Heroldstein		1839	1848
Buberstein	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	to Heroldstein		1838	1839
Budenberg	Haiger	Dillenburg	Roofing slate		1871	1880
Caroline IV	Haigerseelbach	Dillenburg	Lead, copper, zinc		1872	1884
Charlotte	Steinbach	Dillenburg	Copper; at Steinbach; also Steinbach happiness called		1731	1802 (at least)
Clara	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; 1898 to Constanze		1835	1898
Clementine II	Fellerdilln	Dillenburg	Iron; Open pit		1872 (at least)	1882 (at least)
Constanze	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron , black slate; pending ore deposits; Shaft with a depth of approx. 350 m; Total production: ~ 1.4 million tons of ore	50 ° 42 ′ 55 "N, 8 ° 11 ′ 41" E 50 ° 42 ′ 50 "N, 8 ° 11 ′ 42" E	1836-08-24	1963-02-01
Constanze II	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Pebbles		1872	1901
diamond	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	iron
Dillfeld	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Pebbles		1872 (at least)	1874 (at least)
Dorothea	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Copper ; also called Dorothee ; Fell into the open in 1773; near Sechshelden (in the eastern side valley of the Rombach)		1767	1900 (approx.)
Eckenbach	Offdilln	Dillenburg	copper		1843 (at least)	1900 (min.)
Eckenbach II	Offdilln	Dillenburg	Iron, lead, copper; awarded on April 12, 1870		1869-09-13	1908 (at least)
Oak	Rodenbach	Dillenburg	Pebbles; awarded on November 4, 1869		1867-07-08	1873
Eichertsberg	Steinbach / Haigerseelbach	Dillenburg	Copper, lead, zinc, iron, sulfur; muted on July 18, 1867; awarded on October 29, 1869; before 1934 to the Freudenzeche mine		1867-07-18
Eichertsglück	Haigerseelbach	Dillenburg	copper		1804	1806
Iron angel	Six heroes	Dillenburg	iron		1843 (at least)	1896 (at least)
Elise	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; 1898 to Constanze		1838	1898
Emilie	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; 1898 to Constanze		1836	1898
At last	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Lead , copper, iron; at the end of the Imbach		1870	1890
Engelsberg I	Six heroes	Dillenburg	iron
Franzberg	Fellerdilln	Dillenburg	Lead, copper		1834	1839
Franzisca	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; also Franziska		1843	1896
Fresh Run II	Oberroßbach	Dillenburg	iron
Frohsbach	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1896
Joys	Steinbach	Dillenburg	Lead, zinc, copper; 113 m depth; Extension 1869-11-12	50 ° 46 ′ 32 "N, 8 ° 11 ′ 24" E	16th Century	1954-02-15
Geebaum	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Copper; also written Gehbaum ; Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773
Gelberg	Haigerseelbach	Dillenburg	Lead, copper; awarded on July 12, 1869		1867-09-02
Located	Rodenbach	Dillenburg	Iron, copper, pyrites; awarded on January 13, 1869		1867-06-20	1891 (at least)
Common colliery	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron ; west of house Kilian		1762	1764
Blessed Hope	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Copper; also called Lembach ; in the lower Lehmbachtal ; before 1789 to Old Hope ; in operation 1737–1749	50 ° 43 '26 "N, 8 ° 11' 36" E	1737	194 * (after WW1)
Profit	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron, copper; Hours of Operation: 1804-1806; 1868-1880; in the upper Schindelbach valley		1804	1880
Start of happiness	Haiger	Dillenburg	iron		1874	1874
Lucky star I.	Allendorf , Flammersbach	Dillenburg	Lead, sulfur		1888	1891
Grace of God	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron, copper; was later consolidated with the Constanze mine ; from 1872 only iron was mined	50 ° 43 '59 "N, 8 ° 13' 51" E	1721	1928
Grace of God	Steinbach	Dillenburg	Copper?; 1585 - this or Holy Trinity still in operation		1560 (um)
Goldbach's pit	?	Dillenburg	Copper, lead; Sale of ores at the smelter in Steinbach; possibly this pit is not in Steinbach, but in Oberroßbach		1773 (before)
Goldbach	Oberroßbach	Dillenburg	Copper, lead, silver, cobalt; newly awarded on December 14, 1839; converted on 12/27/1869; 1772 Mentioned as an open pit	50 ° 48 '6 "N, 8 ° 13' 48" E	1766	1789.1790
Golden chew	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Copper, lead; north of Sechshelden on the heights of Manderbach
Grauborn	Flammersbach	Dillenburg	Iron; muted November 26, 1866; awarded August 21, 1867		1866-11-26	1896
Hachelbach	Haiger	Dillenburg	Iron , copper; upper, middle and lower cleats; at the grace of God		1775	1790 (min.)
Haasenfeld	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron ; in the middle Rombach, western forest		1880 (at least)	1901 (at least)
Hagerberg / Haigerberg	Rodenbach	Dillenburg	Conjecture; 1773 grieved and fallen into the open		1773 (before)
Hasserod	Langenaubach	Dillenburg
Local mountain	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron ; approx. 150 m south of the pigeon house, south of the A45 at the level of the A45; Tunnel mouth hole no longer recognizable, but heap	50 ° 44 ′ 31 ″ N, 8 ° 15 ′ 44 ″ E	1873 (at least)	1875 (at least)
Heckenrain	Rodenbach	Dillenburg	In operation in 1773 and fallen outside		1773
Hecker	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron stone and clay		19th century
Heibel	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; 1898 to Constanze		1864	1898
Holy Spirit	Weidelbach	Dillenburg	lead		1572-07-17
Holy Trinity	Steinbach	Dillenburg	Copper?		1560
Heinrichsglück I	Offdilln	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1873
Helene	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron, copper; Working through an old tunnel; at the sound stone; consolidated with rose garden		1787	1790
Bright morning sun	Allendorf	Dillenburg	Pyrites, copper, lead, zinc, iron		1890	1891
Heraldstone	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; Accident with a death on May 2, 1837		1837 (at least)	1872 (at least)
Gentleman side	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron?
Herzberg	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	iron		1773	1806
Hirzberg	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; to Constanze		1836 (before)	1963-02-01
Hohenbuehl	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron stone, brown stone, clay		1862	1872 (at least)
Hohenrath	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	iron		1773	1773
Hoherstein	Langenaubach	Dillenburg			1839	1872 (at least)
hope	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	in the Buberberg district; to Heroldstein		1838	1840
Iduna	Flammersbach	Dillenburg	Pebbles, copper, mercury		1874	1907
Beech and Dütze	Weidelbach	Dillenburg	Copper; In the beeches and Dützen; Muted and in operation in 1773		1773-03
In the sess	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Copper; Conjecture		1773
In Hohenweg am Hoherhein	Oberroßbach	Dillenburg	copper		1782	1782
Immanuel	Fellerdilln	Dillenburg	Brown and clay iron stone		1866 (at least)	1873 (at least)
Maze	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Copper ; also called error ; Re-muted in 1774; south of the Rink company below the old B277 on the Dill		1774 (before)	1896 (approx.)
Isabelle	Oberroßbach	Dillenburg	Lead, copper, silver; also called Isabella or New Isabella ; Ore veins exposed over a length of 900 m at depths of up to 75 m; newly awarded on April 17, 1860; extended on 5/25/1869	50 ° 47 ′ 45 "N, 8 ° 14 ′ 53" E	1572	1894 (at least)
Johann Klaß Heck	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Also, iron Claashecke or Johann Claasheck called		1780	1898
Johannisberg	Offdilln	Dillenburg	copper		1800 (min.)	1803 (at least)
Sound stone	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron , copper ; west of Kilian House; Open pit is further up on the slope	50 ° 44 ′ 46 ″ N, 8 ° 15 ′ 5 ″ E	1727	1875
corundum	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; 1898 to Constanze		1859	1898
Kratzenberg	Haiger	Dillenburg	Lead, copper, zinc; awarded on March 25, 1870 for lead and copper		1867-06-19	1891 (at least)
Kronberg	Oberroßbach	Dillenburg	copper		1800	1801
Copper mountain	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron ; between Sechshelden and Dillenburg near the old B277		1868	1873
Lauberg	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	iron		1859
Laudon	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	iron		1859	1896
running time	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Domanial iron stone pit		1838	1858
London	Offdilln	Dillenburg	Lead; awarded on March 27, 1869		1867-09-05	1901
Lion's Arch	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron stone, brown stone, clay		1864	1896 (at least)
Ludowica	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; 1898 to Constanze		1855	1897
Ludwigsfreude, I, II	Offdilln	Dillenburg	Iron, copper		1874	1875
Pleasure garden	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	copper		1801	1808
Manderbacher field	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Lead , platinum		1913	1914
Morning star	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Alumina (aluminum)		1849	1888
Morgenstern I	Rodenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Morgenstern VI, VII, VIII	Haiger	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1907
Nero	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	iron		1859	1902
Nestor	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	iron		1859	1903
Newfound I	Dillbrecht	Dillenburg	Iron, copper, lead; Integrated into the drinking water supply of Dillbrecht since 1960 <> ref name = "haigerwasser" />	50 ° 48 '44 "N, 8 ° 10' 40" E		1891
New hope	Steinbach	Dillenburg	Iron; Conjecture
New happiness	Fellerdilln	Dillenburg	Iron; Tunnel construction - no drive!		1883 (at least)	1883 (at least)
Matthes	Niederroßbach	Dillenburg	iron		1872 (at least)	1886 (at least)
Revelation Johannis	Weidelbach	Dillenburg	lead		1572-08-25
Orthoceras	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Slate ; at the Andreas-Ruh		1861 (at least)	1884 (at least)
Otto	Haigerseelbach	Dillenburg	Zinc, lead, copper
Peterszeche III	Rodenbach	Dillenburg	Lead; 2 studs; the deep tunnel was used for drinking water until 2006	50 ° 46 ′ 10 ″ N, 8 ° 13 ′ 5 ″ E	1887	1937-08
Pluto II	Fellerdilln	Dillenburg	Iron, copper, cobalt; awarded on April 12, 1869 for iron and copper		1868-02-23	1901
Prince Moritz	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Lead , copper		1868 (at least)	1872 (at least)
Prophet daniel	Weidelbach / Oberroßbach	Dillenburg	Lead, in soap soap to the old grove		1588
Tire side	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron ; in the upper Hachelbach		1832 (at least), 1838	1861 (at least), 1872
Rippenberg	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Slate ; at the Manderbacher Feld		1866	1882 (at least)
Rodenbach's luck	Rodenbach	Dillenburg	lead		1786 (at least)	1789 (at least)
Romeo	Rodenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1868	1884 (at least)
rose Garden	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron, copper; on the eastern slope of the sound stone; In operation in 1773; large pings and heaps	50 ° 44 ′ 31 "N, 8 ° 14 ′ 45" E	1766	1896 (at least)
Rothenberg	Six heroes	Dillenburg	iron		1767 (approx.)	1804 (approx.)
Rothenkopf	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron; Tunnel construction		1769	1801
Red stone	Langenaubach	Dillenburg
ruby	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron ; in the Schindelbach		1858 (at least)	1872 (approx.)
Rudolfszeche	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron stone, brown stone, clay		1868	1872 (at least)
Sangberg	Dillbrecht	Dillenburg	Copper ; two studs; muted on 05/30/1867; awarded on June 16, 1869	50 ° 48 '15 "N, 8 ° 12' 10" E	1867-05-30
Sangberg II	Dillbrecht	Dillenburg	Iron, lead; awarded on August 12, 1870	50 ° 48 ′ 16 ″ N, 8 ° 12 ′ 15 ″ E	1869-07-27
Sour hell	Haiger	Dillenburg	Iron; and Sour Hell called		1862	1888 (at least)
Schalkenbach	Weidelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1873	1873
Schlierberg	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Slate ; even before the head called		1871	1911 (at least)
Seelbach	Langenaubach	Dillenburg			1841	1859
Soap faucet	Haigerseelbach	Dillenburg	Iron; probably also soap grove ; kl. Längenfeld west of the Gramelskopf		1794	1805
Sophie	Six heroes	Dillenburg	Iron?		1771	1778
St. Anna	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	copper		1831	1841
St. David	Niederroßbach	Dillenburg	Silver; presumably identical to Aurora		1558
Steel field	Rodenbach	Dillenburg	Iron, pebbles; awarded on September 4, 1869		1867-06-20	1894 (at least)
Stockberg	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	iron		1773	1806
Susanna	Dillbrecht / Fellerdilln	Dillenburg	Lead, copper, iron; awarded on July 19, 1870		1870-05-05	1883 (at least)
Sweet water	Haigerseelbach	Dillenburg	Iron; Stollen in the Treisbachtal, which appears again near Steinbach		19th century
Theodor's lust	Oberroßbach	Dillenburg	Copper, silver, lead; awarded on September 21, 1867; extended on 7/12/1869		1867-09-21	1891
Infinite happiness	Flammersbach	Dillenburg	Copper, iron		1889	1890
Vesus	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; 1898 to Constanze		1859	1898
Bird catcher	Niederroßbach	Dillenburg	Copper, lead, silver; awarded on December 19, 1869 for lead and copper		1868-02-05
Bird pasture	Flammersbach	Dillenburg	Clay		1868	1899 (at least)
Attention	Offdilln	Dillenburg	iron		1874	1875
Wahlberg	Fellerdilln	Dillenburg	Iron; (in the forest area west of the new sports field)		1866	1873
Wasenhecke	Flammersbach	Dillenburg	Roofing slate		1871	1911 (at least)
pasture	Flammersbach	Dillenburg	Copper, iron		1887	1868
Weidelbach	Weidelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1857	1886
Willow field	Weidelbach	Dillenburg	Iron, copper; awarded on June 16, 1869		1867-06-14	1893
Vineyard	Oberroßbach	Dillenburg	Copper, lead		1775	1808
Wild woman's house	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron, copper; Tunnel below the limestone rock of the same name; 1898 to Constanze	50 ° 42 ′ 27 "N, 8 ° 10 ′ 41" E	1720 (approx.), 1861	1898
Wilhelmseisenzeche	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Iron; muted February 12, 1866; awarded March 11, 1867; 1898 to Constanze		1866-02-12	1898

Herborn

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Aeolus	Schönbach	Dillenburg	Iron?	50 ° 40 ′ 22 "N, 8 ° 12 ′ 51" E	1867 (before)
Aeolus Eisenkautz	Schönbach	Dillenburg	Iron?	50 ° 40 ′ 20 "N, 8 ° 12 ′ 52" E	1867 (before)
Albert	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	copper		1853	1879
Apple mountain	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1895
Arolus	Schönbach	Dillenburg	Iron; identical to Aeolus ?		1847 (before)
Arzbach	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1827
Apple mountain	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron
On the hedge	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg			1765
Bertha	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1891
Lead mountain	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	Lead; awarded on March 10, 1870		1867-04-29
As light as a book	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1881
Burger Grove	Castle	Dillenburg	Copper; 1774 conjecture; also written Burgerhain		1774	1893
Buchenberg	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron		1851	1898
Carlslust	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1867
Ceres	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1874
Concordia	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1875
Damelfeld	Hörbach	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1882
Boar floor	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron
Elgersberg	Castle	Dillenburg	copper		1804	1805
Elkersberg	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1840	1872
Castel Sant'Angelo	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron		1802	1802
Replacement	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron
Erzberg	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1839	1909
Florian	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron
Gaensberg	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1874
Gallows Mountain	Herborn	Dillenburg	Operated in 1773 and fallen into the open		1773-03
Gertsbach side	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	Iron; also written Gerzbachseite		1842	1904
Gottesberg	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1872
Good friend	Schönbach	Dillenburg	Iron?
grove	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1841	1882
Holder pit	Castle	Dillenburg	Copper; 1774 speculation		1774
Heinrichsegen	Schönbach	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1863
Hermann	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron
Hay field	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1866
Hirschthal	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1839
Bright	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1875
Horret	Schönbach	Dillenburg	Iron, copper
Hedgehog side	Merkenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1871
In the Holler pit	Castle	Dillenburg	Copper; Conjecture		1773
Ingelscheid	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1853	1859
Maiden hole	Schönbach	Dillenburg	iron		1794	1801
Carner	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron
Katzenstein	Merkenbach	Dillenburg	Copper; awarded on December 29, 1842; converted on 6/23/1871>		1842-12-29
Kuheck	Schönbach	Dillenburg	Iron?
Langenbeul	Schönbach	Dillenburg	copper
Lay	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	Iron; Also Ley called		1839
Bilge pit	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1842
Libyls	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron
Lothar	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1895
Maria	Schönbach	Dillenburg	Copper; Grubenfeld covers the center of Schönbach		1851	1860
Margaretha	Schönbach	Dillenburg	Iron?
Marianne	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron
Mauerbach	Amdorf	Dillenburg	iron		1848	1869
Maximus	Schönbach	Dillenburg	Iron?
Monzebach	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1892
Moritz	Herborn	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1890
New constancy	Herbornseelbach / Eisemroth	Dillenburg	Copper, iron; also called Neue Constanze ; Art shaft; at least two civil engineering layers (16 m and 34 m); Aisles: Wilhelmsgang, great farmhouse course, i. and II. main course, cross passage	50 ° 43 ′ 6 ″ N, 8 ° 22 ′ 24 ″ E	1737	1827 (approx.)
New world	Herborn	Dillenburg	iron		1854
Oberstruth	Schönbach	Dillenburg	iron		1780	1780
Ohell	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1841	1889
Paul	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron
Prince Friedrich	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron
Rebecka	Herborn	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1875
Rehberk	Merkenbach	Dillenburg	Lead, barite		1849	1864
Röbelstein	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron		1775	1801
Rödelstein	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron		1742	1884
Rödelstufe	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron		1845	1908
Red pouch	Amdorf	Dillenburg	Copper, manganese dioxide (iron)		1863	1891
Rudolph	Herborn	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1875
Sandthor side	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron		1839	1901
Sour hell	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1872
Sepastopol	Schönbach	Dillenburg	Iron?
Siegberg	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron		1851	1877
Spitzelberg	Herborn	Dillenburg	iron		1831
City of Herborn	Herborn	Dillenburg	Manganese; Examination tunnel with 2 men		1912-10
Steinert side	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1855
stork	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1875
Sybille	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1855	1875
Theodore	Castle	Dillenburg	Barite		1859 (before)
Deep colliery	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg	iron		1828	1896
trust	Amdorf	Dillenburg	copper		1854	1894
volcano	Uckersdorf	Dillenburg	iron
Wilhelm's hope	Herbornseelbach	Dillenburg			1775	1782
Windelsbach side	Castle	Dillenburg	iron		1839	1873

Hohenahr

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Ahrdt	Ahrdt	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Blasbacherwerk	Hohensolms	Wetzlar
Carlsgrube	Metropolises	Wetzlar	copper		1736-06-12
God's gift	Hohensolms	Wetzlar	Copper; also known as Gotthilftsicherheit ; on Altenberg; Fritz tunnel with a length of 160 m
Gustav modo Gotthilftsicherheit	Hohensolms	Wetzlar	copper
Joachim	Hohensolms	Wetzlar	copper
Leo	Metropolises	Wetzlar	Copper, vermilion		1878 (um)
Leonhard	Hohensolms	Wetzlar	copper
Ludwig	Hohensolms	Wetzlar	Copper, vermilion		1850 (before)	1869 (after)
Nero	Metropolises	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
Schöneich	Metropolises	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Realm of stone	Altenkirchen	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Theresia	Hohensolms	Wetzlar	copper		1775
wolfgang	Metropolises	Wetzlar	copper

Huettenberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
pit	Rechtenbach	Wetzlar	Barite; in the district of Weidchen; no degradation

Lahnau

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Bannhardt	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on May 19, 1851 on Eisenstein	50 ° 36 ′ 35 "N, 8 ° 32 ′ 21" E	1851-05-19	1900 (approx.)
Stay faithful	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on February 23, 1866 on Eisenstein. From 1873 research work		1866-02-23
Caroline III	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Lending on copper, lead, zinc and sulfur on June 27, 1876		1876-06-27	1880
Sealing hall	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Eisenstein enfeoffment August 14, 1848	50 ° 36 ′ 34 "N, 8 ° 33 ′ 1" E	1848-08-14	1912 (approx.)
Elisabeth	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on July 9, 1857 on Eisenstein		1857-07-09	1895
Falkenstein	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on December 4, 1868 on Brauneisenstein and Manganese; same gangway as Rothläufchen; 3 shafts sunk with 3 levels		1868-12-04	1901
Falkenstein Consolidated	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Merger of the Falkenstein, Julie and Rothläufchen mining fields		1901	1911
lucky Star	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on October 2, 1848 on Eisenstein. Mined ore: brown iron stone	50 ° 36 '44 "N, 8 ° 33' 31" E	1848-10-02	1915
Hainau	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese; awarded June 12, 1860; Ore Mined: River Iron Stone; extended on May 20th, 1870	50 ° 37 ′ 0 ″ N, 8 ° 33 ′ 34 ″ E	1860-06-12	1915
Hainland I, II	Atzbach	Wetzlar	Copper, pit field
Hehrwäldchen	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoff on July 3, 1848 on Eisenstein. 1856 prospecting attempts.		1848-07-03
Himberg	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Iron stone; Consolidation in 1855 with Rothestrauch to Morgenstern		1855 (before)
Julie	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on June 24, 1865 on iron stone and manganese. From 1897 partial operation of the Falkenstein mine is consolidated		1867-03-08	1911
Lady Justice	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Manganese; awarded May 20, 1870; Experimental work around 1880		1867-04-27
Royal dross	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on December 17, 1868 on Eisenstein		1866-09-21
Lepper	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoff on July 29, 1869 on Eisenstein. Experimental work between 1870 and 1882		1867-03-28
Louisen luck	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on May 21, 1868 on Eisenstein.		1868-05-21	1920
Morning star	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Consolidation in 1855 (from the fields Himberg and Rothestrauch) Eisenstein.	50 ° 36 ′ 51 ″ N, 8 ° 34 ′ 0 ″ E	1855	1924
Pentecostal willow	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on September 6, 1856 on Eisenstein. Investigation work 1856		1856-09-06
Splendor	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoff in 1873 on sulfur		1873	1874
Pyrolusite	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Manganese; awarded on May 20, 1870. After 1910, the Morgenstern mine was partially operational.	50 ° 37 ′ 0 ″ N, 8 ° 34 ′ 17 ″ E	1867-04-27	1910
Red herd	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on December 24, 1838 on Eisenstein.		1838-12-24	1908
Red shrub	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Iron stone; Consolidation in 1855 with Himberg to Morgenstern		1855 (before)
Little red deer	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on August 7, 1856 on Eisenstein. From 1901 partial operation of the Falkenstein mine consolidated.	50 ° 35 ′ 58 "N, 8 ° 32 ′ 52" E	1856-08-07	1901
Baby eyes	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on March 23, 1868 on phosphorite and phosphoric acid lime.	50 ° 35 ′ 51 ″ N, 8 ° 32 ′ 42 ″ E	1868-03-23	1870
Sicilia	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Pebbles; awarded on May 24, 1870	50 ° 36 ′ 33 "N, 8 ° 32 ′ 23" E	1867-04-01
Christmas joy	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on December 17, 1868 on Eisenstein. Experimental work around 1872.		1868-12-17
Wormshardt	Waldgirmes	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on May 5, 1849 on Eisenstein. Kiseliger Eisenstein, prospecting.		1849-05-05

Leun

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Carl-Bernhard Stollen	Lahnbahnhof	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 32 '27 "N, 8 ° 21' 44" E
cornerstone	Leun	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 33 ′ 3 ″ N, 8 ° 22 ′ 21 ″ E	1878 (before)
Florence	Leun	Wetzlar	copper		1878 (before)
siblings	Biskirchen	Wetzlar	Copper, lead		1878 (before)
Heaven	Bissenberg	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Little child	Leun	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Maria	Lahnbahnhof	Wetzlar	Iron; Deep tunnel; Production 1849–1877: 182,896 t of iron ore	50 ° 32 '11 "N, 8 ° 21' 13" E 50 ° 32 '5 "N, 8 ° 21' 3" E 50 ° 32 '14 "N, 8 ° 21' 22" E	1849 (at least)	1926
Neuhof, I, II	Biskirchen	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Prince Bernhard	Stockhausen	Wetzlar	Iron; Operating times: 1849–1886, 1937–1941; Tunnel: 1868 Albert tunnel (25 m above Lahnspiegel); Machine shaft; Promotion 1855-1878: 162,529 tons of ore, 50 ° 33 '3 "N, 8 ° 20' 2" O , Hängebank studs 50 ° 31 '45 "N, 8 ° 20' 38" O	50 ° 33 ′ 13 ″ N, 8 ° 20 ′ 2 ″ E	1849-05-03	1940/41
Stone ore	Lahnbahnhof	Wetzlar	iron
Urban	Stockhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Attention	Lahnbahnhof	Wetzlar	iron

Mittenaar

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Antony	Offenbach	Dillenburg	iron
On the red way	Bend	Dillenburg	iron		1799	1804
Leaf base	Offenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1775	1798
Blucher	Bend	Dillenburg	iron
Thick hedge	Bend	Dillenburg	iron		1799	1800
Don Carlos	Ballersbach	Dillenburg	Roofing slate; awarded on May 12, 1866; extended on September 3rd, 1869		1866-05-12
Ellerbeul	Bend	Dillenburg	iron		1801	1803
Flax garden	Offenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1775	1798
grove	Bend	Dillenburg	iron		1799	1799
Jacobsrain	Bend	Dillenburg	Operated in 1773 and fallen into the open		1773-02
Katzbach	Bend	Dillenburg	iron
King's Pit II	Offenbach	Dillenburg	iron
Royal crown	Ballersbach	Dillenburg	Roofing slate; awarded on March 15, 1867; extended on September 3rd, 1869		1867-03-15
Leinggrube	Offenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; Corridor center 1–1.5 m thick; Analysis: 50% iron, 10% silica, 5% clay, 5% lime		1875 (before)
Lina	Ballersbach	Dillenburg	Roofing slate; awarded on May 14, 1866; extended on August 3, 1869		1866-05-14
Offenbach	Offenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1775	1798
Pfaffendelle	Bend	Dillenburg	iron		1800	1802
Philippzeche	Bend	Dillenburg	iron		1789 (before)
Rohrbacher Höhe	Offenbach	Dillenburg	iron		1775	1798
Rothland	Offenbach	Dillenburg	Iron; Middle corridor 2-4 m thick; Analysis: 60% iron, 15% silica, 4% clay, 5% lime	50 ° 42 ′ 28 "N, 8 ° 24 ′ 47" E	1775	1798
Ruhrbach	Bend	Dillenburg	iron		1798	1799
Wilhelm's hope	Bend	Dillenburg	copper		1789 (before)	1789 (before)
Hatchback	Ballersbach	Dillenburg	iron		1856	1875

Siegbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Old Constance (e)	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	Copper; at the Grünbach	50 ° 43 ′ 5 "N, 8 ° 23 ′ 48" E	1737	1789 (at least)
Old hope	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	copper		1746	1756
To the high mountain	Überthal	Dillenburg	Copper; In operation in 1773		1773-02
Aron	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Aschersroth	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
oyster	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
Bear Mountain	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Bass floor	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Mountain joy	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Bergzeche	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
Bernhardine	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Bickelbach	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	sulfur
Bimbach	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Black grouse	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Pale courage	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Bodenstein	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Blooming courage	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	Iron?
Borehole	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Castor	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron	50 ° 43 '34 "N, 8 ° 23' 51" E
Denus	Überthal	Dillenburg	iron
sleeping Beauty	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Dortmund	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Gemstone	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Egmont	Überthal	Dillenburg	iron
Oak rear	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Eilbach	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Iron flower	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Eisenhein	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Eisenthal	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Eisenroth	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Elberfeld	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Angelic lust	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Elise	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Eschenbach	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
case	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
progress	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Women praise	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
Grachus	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
George Find	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Gerhardsberg	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Glabach	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
luck	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	copper
Grossod	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Grundsberg	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Good view	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Hamscheid	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Hasseln	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
Hermann's luck	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
Hinkelsburg	Überthal	Dillenburg	iron
Hirschhohl	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	Copper; Operation 1738–1743		1738	1806
Heat iron	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Hohekoppe	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Hohenkopf	Überthal	Dillenburg	Copper; In operation in 1773		1773-02
Hut floor	Überthal	Dillenburg	iron
Isidore	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Jacob hedge	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Jacob's blessing	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Justine	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Justus I	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Karstein	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Karthaus	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	copper
Kleiberg	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	copper
Bell bottom	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Clotilde	Überthal	Dillenburg	iron
King's Pit	Überthal	Dillenburg	iron
Kosuln	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Crown Prince	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Bilge pit	Eisemroth	Dillenburg		50 ° 44 ′ 39 "N, 8 ° 26 ′ 11" E		1951 (before)
Lissenhain	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron		1839	1872
Punch	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Hole side	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Lust	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	copper
Margott	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Maria	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Michelslust	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Molly	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Mullersborn	Oberndorf	Dillenburg	iron
Mußberg	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
New iron luck	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Pauschenberg	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Philippine	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Portuna	Überthal	Dillenburg	iron
Püschborn	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Pure soil	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Rollaux	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Sara	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Schatthalsberg	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Schmidtgrund	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Siege (n) bach	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron		1798	1806
Steinberg tunnel	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron
Pigeon river	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
Thomaskoppel	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
Unexpected luck	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	copper
Bird meadow	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
Water hole	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Wehnstein	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Weissenstein	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	copper
Werner	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Like Bach	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	iron
Wilhelmsstein	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
Good cheer	Tringenstein	Dillenburg	copper
tungsten	Wallenfels	Dillenburg	iron
Zannbachskopf	Eisemroth	Dillenburg	iron

sense

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Albrecht	Sinn / Fleisbach	Dillenburg	Iron; awarded on May 18, 1869		1867-04-20
Chaffinch	sense	Dillenburg	iron		1830	1909
Daniel's train	sense	Dillenburg	iron		1854	1870
Dieterthal	sense	Dillenburg	iron		1780	1780
Hercules	sense	Dillenburg	Roofing slate; awarded on March 2nd, 1848; extended on September 4th, 1869		1848-03-02
In the Ebertswiese	Fleisbach	Dillenburg	Copper; Conjecture		1773
Johannesberg	sense	Dillenburg	Roofing slate; awarded on December 20, 1847; converted on 3.9.1869		1847-12-20
Lindenberg	Fleisbach	Dillenburg	; Iron?
Schultheisenhain	Fleisbach	Dillenburg	Copper; Muted in 1774		1774
Victoria Imagina	sense	Dillenburg	Roofing slate; awarded on September 3, 1869		1867-05-14
Wilhelmszeche IV	sense	Dillenburg

Solms

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Agricola	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; on the southern slope of the Eisenberg		1878 (before)
Alwine	Niederbiel	Wetzlar	Iron; northeast by Richardzeche		1878 (before)
Angelica	Burgsolms	Wetzlar	also: Angelica	50 ° 32 ′ 3 "N, 8 ° 23 ′ 49" E
Apollo	Niederbiel	Wetzlar	Iron; in the reclining position of Bertha ; Production 1858–1877: 58,393 t of iron ore		1858
Aurora II	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Phosphorite; northeast of Oberndorf in the Wetzlarer Berg district		1872
Bertha	Niederbiel	Wetzlar	Iron; in the hanging wall of that of Fehmühl and Apollo	50 ° 33 ′ 17 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 52" E	1878 (before)
Floret	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Oberndorfer train		1878 (before)
Constantin	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; on the southern slope of the Eisenberg		1878 (before)
Discordia	Burgsolms	Wetzlar	iron
Eduard	Albshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; Eduard tunnel 50 ° 31 ′ 41 ″ N, 8 ° 26 ′ 47 ″ E	50 ° 31 ′ 44 "N, 8 ° 26 ′ 30" E	1903 (before)
Vain power	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	iron
At last	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	iron
aspen	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; on the northern slope of the Eisenberg		1878 (before)
Feeling	Niederbiel	Wetzlar	Iron; in the reclining position of Bertha		1878 (before)
Felicitas	Oberbiel	Wetzlar	Iron; Pit field
Ferdinand	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; Production 1849–1877: 74,701 t of iron ore; Operating point Hüttenwasen; Lugs: 50 ° 31 ′ 0 ″ N, 8 ° 25 ′ 4 ″ E	50 ° 31 '3 "N, 8 ° 25' 48" E	1852 (at least)
Fortuna	Oberbiel	Wetzlar	Iron; Deep tunnel; 1928 1470 members of the workforce; today visitors' mine; Production 1849–1877: 78,594 t of iron ore	50 ° 34 ′ 28 "N, 8 ° 25 ′ 23" E	1847	1983-03-03
Freiestein	Burgsolms	Wetzlar	iron
Friederike Caroline	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; on the southern slope of the Eisenberg		1878 (before)
Friedrich-Alfred-Stollen	Albshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; Operating point of the Laubach mine	50 ° 32 ′ 6 ″ N, 8 ° 26 ′ 22 ″ E	1903	1909
frog	Niederbiel	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 33 ′ 54 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 56" E
Gotthard	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; on the southern slope of the Eisenberg		1878 (before)
Gottlieb	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to willow trunk		1878 (before)
Grandmother	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to willow trunk		1878 (before)
pit	Burgsolms	Wetzlar		50 ° 31 '50 "N, 8 ° 23' 59" E
pit	Albshausen	Wetzlar		50 ° 32 ′ 1 ″ N, 8 ° 26 ′ 33 ″ E
Heinrich	Oberbiel	Wetzlar	Pebbles; near Altenberg; Product remained unsaleable because it was contaminated		1861
Helfenstein	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein; Analysis: 42% iron, 1% lime earth, 1% bitter earth, 7% clay, 26% silica		1875 (before)
Hermann	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; also called Hermannszeche ; on the southern slope of the Eisenberg; southwest Werther ; Deep tunnel on the Lahn; Production 1852–1877: 79,698 t of iron ore		1852 (before)
Hugo	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; on the southern slope of the Eisenberg; Production 1853–1877: 45,490 t of iron ore		1853 (at least)
Hüttenwasen	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Ferdinand		1878 (before)
Jean	Oberbiel	Wetzlar	Iron; near Altenberg; southwest of Carolus II ; Underground construction shaft; Production 1855–1877: 75,270 t of iron ore		1855 (at least)
Juliana	Niederbiel	Wetzlar	Iron; northeast from Alwine ; southwest from Fortuna		1878 (before)
Virgin	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to willow trunk		1878 (before)
Klipstein	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Prince Alexander		1878 (before)
Copper mine	Oberquembach	Wetzlar	copper		1878 (before)
Lichtenwald	Oberbiel	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein; to Fortuna		1878 (before)
Lina	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
march	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Oberndorfer train		1878 (before)
Martha	Albshausen	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone; Production 1849–1877: 78,549 t of iron ore; Operating times 1853–1894; 1935–1945 dismantling of a 650 m long straightening section from the Friedrich-Alfred tunnel of the Laubach mine ; zu Laubach does not belong to the mine of the same name near Braunfels	50 ° 32 ′ 4 "N, 8 ° 26 ′ 47" E	1853-04-05	1945
Neusborn	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Copper, silver, lead; The pit and its buildings were auctioned on April 27, 1780		1780
Oberndorfer train	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; Production 1852–1877: 134,340 t of iron ore	50 ° 31 ′ 38 "N, 8 ° 26 ′ 17" E	1852 (at least)
Odilo	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; on the southern slope of the Eisenberg		1878 (before)
Olga	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; on the northern slope of the Eisenberg; to Oberndorferzug		1878 (before)
Oscar	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; south Eduard ; to Prince Alexander		1878 (before)
Othello	Oberquembach	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
Prince Alexander	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Red stone, flußeisenstein; intensive mining from around 1858 (consolidation with 6 further mine fields); later dismantling via cross passage of the Friedrich-Alfred adit of the Laubach mine ; Production 1853–1877: 99,782 t of iron ore; to Laubach tunnel Prinz-Alexander 50 ° 31 ′ 26 ″ N, 8 ° 26 ′ 15 ″ E	50 ° 31 ′ 28 "N, 8 ° 26 ′ 20" E	1851-09-18	1962-02-28
Richardszeche	Niederbiel	Wetzlar	Iron; northeast from Victoria		1878 (before)
Riemannstollen	Niederbiel	Wetzlar	Iron; to Richardszeche	50 ° 33 '4 "N, 8 ° 23' 14" E	1878 (before)
Batting cat	Oberbiel	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese; Production 1853–1877: 142,492 t of iron ore	50 ° 33 ′ 35 "N, 8 ° 26 ′ 22" E	1853 (at least)
Enamel	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
Melt bottom	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
swallow	Albshausen	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 32 ′ 37 "N, 8 ° 27 ′ 3" E
Spahr	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
Urgus	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; on the northern slope of the Eisenberg		1878 (before)
Victoria	Niederbiel	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 33 ′ 43 "N, 8 ° 22 ′ 43" E	1878 (before)
Waldeck	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; on the eastern slope of the Eisenberg		1878 (before)
Willow trunk	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone, manganese; Standstill 1925–1936; 1936 Tiefer or Conrad tunnel near the Burgsolms-Oberndorf stop on the Solmsbachtalbahn	50 ° 31 ′ 48 "N, 8 ° 24 ′ 20" E	1859-02-12	1947
Wild man	Oberndorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to willow trunk		1878 (before)

Wetzlar

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
At the sulfur fountain	Wetzlar	Wetzlar	south of Wetzlar		1735
Amanda	Nauborn	Wetzlar	Iron; northwest from Juno ; Production 1864–1877: 87,527 t of iron ore; Lugs 50 ° 31 ′ 37 ″ N, 8 ° 28 ′ 24 ″ E	50 ° 31 ′ 45 "N, 8 ° 28 ′ 10" E	1864 (at least)
Beate	Niedergirmes	Wetzlar	Iron; west of Braune Liesel and Wilhelmsschurf ; east of Malapertus		1878 (before)
Bismark	Naunheim	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on January 30, 1866; extended on August 17, 1870		1866-01-30
Brown Liesel	Niedergirmes	Wetzlar	Brown iron ore		1903 (before)
Calsmunt	Wetzlar	Wetzlar	Iron?		1316
Carolus II	Dalheim	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese; Production 1861–1877: 88,340 t of iron ore; borders south to Jean , wax Heck , hussar camp	50 ° 33 ′ 45 "N, 8 ° 28 ′ 4" E	1861 (at least)
Ceres	Garbenheim	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
Iron crown	Nauborn	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein		1853 (at least)
Castel Sant'Angelo	Nauborn	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Wetzbach valley; Production 1853–1877: 45,965 t of iron ore		1853 (at least)
Kindest	Hermannstein	Wetzlar	Zinc, calamine		1878 (before)
Eisenhardt	Nauborn	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein; on the right side of the Wetzbach valley; Analysis: 39% iron, 1% manganese, 8% alumina, 31% silica		1875 (before)
Castel Sant'Angelo	Nauborn	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Wetzbach valley; Production 1853–1877: 45,965 t of iron ore		1853 (at least)
Angel Hostel	Garbenheim	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein		1878 (before)
Fortuna	Garbenheim	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein		1878 (before)
Prince Primate	Nauborn	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Wetzbach valley		1878 (before)
Goldbach	Nauborn	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
God bless you	Nauborn	Wetzlar	Iron; to Hermannszeche		1878 (before)
Lust for hope	Garbenheim	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone; stollen	50 ° 31 ′ 52 "N, 8 ° 29 ′ 28" E	1878 (before)
Hussar camp	Dahlheim	Wetzlar	Iron; borders Carolus II to the north		1878 (before)
Johann Heinrich	Nauborn	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
Johann Jacob	Nauborn	Wetzlar			1800 (before)
Johannette	Nauborn	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
Juno	Nauborn	Wetzlar	Iron; Production 1850–1877: 93,136 t of iron ore Juno I adit (deep adit) 50 ° 31 ′ 35 ″ N, 8 ° 29 ′ 7 ″ E , 1907 Juno II mine 50 ° 31 ′ 30 ″ N, 8 ° 28 ′ 52 ″ E , Juno III tunnel 50 ° 31 ′ 28 ″ N, 8 ° 28 ′ 58 ″ E	50 ° 31 ′ 33 "N, 8 ° 28 ′ 56" E	780 (um)
Louise	Nauborn	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Wetzbach valley		1878 (before)
Malapertus	Niedergirmes	Wetzlar	Manganese, later lime; Awarded to Manganese in 1852; low iron production from 1860 to 1913; Machine shaft with a depth of 60 m; 4 main soles; 1914 Lahnstollen; 1918/20 Dillstollen; 1922 Hermannstein route; west of Beate	50 ° 34 ′ 46 "N, 8 ° 30 ′ 2" E	1852	1931/2011
Margaretha new beginning	Nauborn	Wetzlar	Iron; on the right side of the Wetzbach valley		1878 (before)
Philipps delight	Garbenheim	Wetzlar	Iron; also called Isinberg ; Production 1849–1877: 130,466 t of iron ore	50 ° 33 ′ 50 ″ N, 8 ° 31 ′ 7 ″ E	1344
Princess Louise	Nauborn	Wetzlar	iron		1878 (before)
Raab	Wetzlar	Wetzlar	Iron; Consolidation in 1854; Production 1849–1877: 172,237 t of iron ore; 1860/65 Hausertorstollen (air defense in World War II, 50 ° 33 ′ 32 ″ N, 8 ° 30 ′ 9 ″ E ) , Ludwigsstollen ( 50 ° 33 ′ 55 ″ N, 8 ° 30 ′ 50 ″ E )	50 ° 33 ′ 37 "N, 8 ° 30 ′ 32" E	1849 (at least)	1928
Simbach	Niedergirmes	Wetzlar
Theodore	Blasbach	Wetzlar	Phosphorite; west of Blasbach		1878 (before)
Watchback	Dahlheim	Wetzlar	Iron; borders Carolus II to the north		1878 (before)
Wahlheim	Garbenheim	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein		1878 (before)
Werther	Wetzlar	Wetzlar	Iron: northwest Hermannszeche ; Production 1854–1877: 163.1797 t of iron ore		1854
Wilhelmsschurf	Niedergirmes	Wetzlar	Iron; east of Beate		1878 (before)
Wurzberg	Garbenheim	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein		1878 (before)

District of Giessen

Biebertal

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Evening star	Rodheim-Bieber	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone; awarded on March 25, 1850; 100 m west of the Reehmühle; 1868 48 employees; Consolidated in 1878 from the fields Radfeld , Abendstern , Thiergarten and Rimberg ; 1889 Briel tunnel; 1920 new tunnel; Radfeldschacht; Nicolausschacht	50 ° 37 ′ 51 ″ N, 8 ° 34 ′ 20 ″ E	1688	1958-02-28
Buchholz	Fellingshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; Pit field; Fields Elisabethe and Friedberg emerged from it	50 ° 38 ′ 20 "N, 8 ° 35 ′ 4" E	1863 (before)
Dunstberg	Fellingshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on January 30, 1866; extended on August 17, 1870		1867-01-12
Eleanor	Rodheim-Bieber	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese; Production 1866–1929: 1,576,795 t of ore	50 ° 38 '12 "N, 8 ° 34' 50" E	1856-05-02	1929-03-12
Elisabeth	Fellingshausen	Wetzlar	Iron (brown iron stone)	50 ° 38 ′ 26 "N, 8 ° 34 ′ 55" E	1864	1895-01-12
Friedberg	Fellingshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; Machine shaft	50 ° 38 ′ 24 "N, 8 ° 35 ′ 16" E	1826	1961-31-01
Permission to dig	Fellingshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on February 17, 1840		1840-02-17
Gustavszeche	Rodheim-Bieber	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese (brown iron stone); formerly the Rimberg mine field ; to evening star	50 ° 37 ′ 25 ″ N, 8 ° 34 ′ 36 ″ E	1872-08-01	1941
Heuchelheim woods	Rodheim-Bieber	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on October 21, 1869		1867-04-03
Koenigsberg	Koenigsberg	Wetzlar	Iron; Discovered in 1948; May 8, 1952 start of dismantling; Shaft; Biebertal tunnel (water solution tunnel, 1,450 m length, construction period: April 1, 1956 to February 1, 1957); up to 101 staff members; 210 m depth; Total production: 299,914 t ore	50 ° 38 '26 "N, 8 ° 32' 52" E	1948	1963-04-30
Königsberg district	Koenigsberg	Wetzlar	Iron (Roteisenstein)	50 ° 38 ′ 19 ″ N, 8 ° 31 ′ 56 ″ E		1949
Koenigsberg Works	Koenigsberg	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein; possibly identical to Königsberg ; east of Florina		1664 (before)	1949
Mary Magdalene	Krumberg	Wetzlar	Silver, copper, pyrites; awarded on June 4, 1869		1869-03-11
Meilhardt	Rodheim-Bieber	Wetzlar	Iron, brown iron stone, red copper; Tunnel in the slope northwest of the Kehlbach valley; Production 1866–1877: 83,413 t of iron ore	50 ° 37 ′ 46 "N, 8 ° 35 ′ 7" E	1866 (at least)
Moritzburg	Koenigsberg	Wetzlar	Phosphorus; west of the Königsberg mine	50 ° 38 '24 "N, 8 ° 31' 35" E	1870	1880
Nassau	Fellingshausen	Wetzlar	Awarded on March 18, 1864 to Ph. Gath auf Eisenstein		1878 (before)
New Königsberg district	Koenigsberg	Wetzlar	Iron?	50 ° 38 ′ 27 "N, 8 ° 32 ′ 53" E
Radfeld	Rodheim-Bieber	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone; Consolidated in 1878 together with the fields Radfeld , Abendstern , Thiergarten and Rimberg to form Abendstern ; Radfeldschacht		1878 (before)	1958-02-28
Rimberg	Rodheim-Bieber	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone; Consolidated in 1878 together with the fields Radfeld , Abendstern and Thiergarten to form Abendstern		1878 (before)	1958-02-28
Rodheim	Rodheim-Bieber	Wetzlar	Brauneisenstein, on the Rimberg		1878 (before)
Thiergarten	Rodheim-Bieber	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone; Consolidated in 1878 together with the fields Radfeld , Abendstern and Rimberg to form Abendstern		1878 (before)	1958-02-28
Slate chew	Koenigsberg	Wetzlar	Roofing slate	50 ° 38 ′ 41 ″ N, 8 ° 32 ′ 38 ″ E	1858 (before)

Langgöns

see Langgöns in ( list of mines in the Taunus )

Linden trees

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Alfred shaft	Great Linden	Upper Hesse	Brown iron stone, manganese; belonging to the Gießener Braunsteinwerke ; today Gießener Pforte 48; 98 m depth	50 ° 32 '57 "N, 8 ° 38' 34" E	1918	1957
Fernie	Great Linden	Upper Hesse	Brown iron stone, manganese; belonging to the Gießener Braunsteinwerke; Grubenfeld Südwestfeld or field meadows ; Open pit (now a lake), tunnels; Dismantling until 1967; Sale of stockpile material until 1976	50 ° 32 '32 "N, 8 ° 38' 46" E	1935	1976
Gießen brown stone works	Great Linden	Upper Hesse	Brown iron stone, manganese; Dismantling until 1967; Acorn piece shaft; Alfredschacht; Sale of stockpile material until 1976; Total production: 7.8 million t; formerly the most important manganese-iron ore deposit in Germany; Around 1300 miners in 1915	50 ° 33 ′ 50 "N, 8 ° 40 ′ 17" E	1843	1976

Schöffengrund

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Adelheid	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus	50 ° 31 ′ 14 "N, 8 ° 28 ′ 4" E	1878 (before)
Adolph	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Mine	Oberquembach	Wetzlar	Copper; old
Stay faithful	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Tripod	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Eberhardt	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Corner	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Erfurt	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
trade	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
duke	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Laubach	Laufdorf / Albshausen	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein; Consolidation; 1903-09 Friedrich-Alfred-Stollen	50 ° 31 '42 "N, 8 ° 27' 48" E 50 ° 31 '42 "N, 8 ° 27' 48" E.	1852	1962-02-28
Laetitia	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Prince Alexander		1903 (before)
Margaretha	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Margarethe	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; also: Margarethenhöhe; Margarethe Shaft 50 ° 31 ′ 10 ″ N, 8 ° 26 ′ 47 ″ E	50 ° 31 '14 "N, 8 ° 26' 46" E
Mercury	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Rasselstein	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Reulstrauch	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Samson	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Uranus	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; west of Amanda ; before 1878 consolidation of 20 fields; Production 1852–1877: 87,356 t of iron ore		1852 (at least)
Verona	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
wasp	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Welfare	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Iron; to Uranus		1878 (before)
Carpenter	Niederquembach	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field
coincidence	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone; to Prince Alexander			1862
confidence	Laufdorf	Wetzlar	iron	50 ° 31 ′ 9 ″ N, 8 ° 27 ′ 8 ″ E	1892 (before)

Wettenberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Erzberg	Krofdorf-Gleiberg	Wetzlar	Copper; Pit field

Limburg-Weilburg district

The western border of the Lahn-Dill area is only vaguely demarcated. For the sake of completeness, pits are listed here as far as the Limburg area to the north of the Lahn, even if the border could possibly be drawn at Beselich or even the western villages belonging to Weilburg.

Beselich

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Adam	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on September 1, 1867; Rights to manganese added on 9.9.1870		1867-09-01
Old enclosure	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on September 27, 1864; extended on December 1st, 1869		1864-09-27
Amatus	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Andreasberg	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone, manganese		1865 (before)
claim	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Augarten	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Auguste	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
resolution	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Augarten	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Bachhofsberg	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Beckershecke	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
mountain	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 1, 1867; extended on December 27th, 1869		1867-09-1
handing out Christmas Presents	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Beselich	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Bismark	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 1, 1867; extended on December 17, 1869		1867-09-1
Bismarck I	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Bismarck IV	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
lightning	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brownstone		1865 (before)
Flower carrier	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
ground	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Bornwies	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Grubenfeld awarded on March 25, 1870		1867-08-22
Chaffinch	Niedertiefenbach / Runkel	Weilburg	Brown (iron) stone; Consolidation on June 11, 1866; extended on October 19, 1869		1865 (before)
Moat	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Buseck	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Caspar I	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Comet	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Daniel	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
David	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese		1865 (before)
dolomite	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Darkness	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Ebelszeche	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
cornerstone	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Corner stone I.	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Eichbaum	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field		1865 (before)
unity	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
agreement	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Elise	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Elise II	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Grubenfeld awarded on December 14, 1869		1869-09-03
serious	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Track	Niedertiefenbach / Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese		1857 (before)
Faxel	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Trout	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on October 19, 1870		1870-04-23
Fortuna	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Darkfield	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Darkness	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Dark valley	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Friday	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Friedrich	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Horse	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 1, 1867; extended on December 17, 1869	50 ° 28 '24 "N, 8 ° 7' 46" E	1867-09-1
Community	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Gilsahaag	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Manganese, iron; also called Gilsenhaag ; awarded on December 4, 1866; extended on 11/25/1869; Tunnel entrance on Lahrer Weg	50 ° 29 ′ 22 "N, 8 ° 9 ′ 21" E	1866-01-04
Girnbach	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Good luck for	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Göbelsgrube	Niedertiefenbach / Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; also called Göbelszeche ; Pit field
Goldnerhain	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Goldnerhain I.	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Goethe	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
God's blessing I	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Slate; Pit field
Trenches	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Grasebeul	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Landmark	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
green	Heckholzhausen / Steinbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 6, 1867; extended on 11/18/1869		1867-09-06
Green hope	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Hahnfeld	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 29, 1869		1867-08-06
Hallberg	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Hamburg	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Slopes	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Hanging bench	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Hanging limit	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Hanging field	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Hanger field II	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Hartmann	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Heckweg	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	iron	50 ° 28 ′ 5 ″ N, 8 ° 7 ′ 20 ″ E
pagan	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Salvation	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese		1865 (before)
Heinrich	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Hermannszeche	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
Herrndelle	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field north of Schupbach
Heymanns colliery	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Rotheisenstein; Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Hirtenbach	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Court oak	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown (iron) stone		1865 (before)
Court won	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1863
High oaks	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Hohenstein	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese, iron
Hohenweg	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Hollow	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Maximum	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Cave mountain	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Hubert	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Hubert I	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Corns	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded 13.10.1870		1869-11-30
Ida	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Manganese, iron
inspector	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Sulfur; Pit field
Will-o'-the-wisp	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Mistake	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Error I.	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Isaac	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Isidore	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Jacobs Find	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Jonas	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1863
Joseph	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Juliane	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Young wood	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Jungholzberg	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
lime	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Karoth	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Cornflower	Niedertiefenbach / Hofen	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Church piece	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Church piece I	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Manganese; awarded 16.9.1870		1868-05-04
Krilszeche	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Kröberfeld	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese, iron; Production in 1864: 10,404 t with 65 men			1864 (before)
Kuhnsgrube	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	manganese		1865 (before)
Lantern	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Lautenthal	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Lazarus	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 26, 1867; extended on December 7th, 1869		1867-09-26
Lembach	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
light	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Light I	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Limburg	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone			1864 (before)
Linsenberg I.	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Linsenberg II	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Löhr	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded September 1, 1867; extended to include manganese on September 6, 1870		1867-09-01
Ludwig	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brownstone		1865 (before)
Malchus	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Manganese; awarded on June 18, 1870		1860-10-13
Mouse hole	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Maulberg	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Moritz	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 1, 1867; extended on December 17, 1869		1867-09-1
Mortar	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Morton	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Muhlberg	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Müllerwäldchen	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Nassau I.	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Wet I.	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; awarded on December 14, 1869		1869-09-03
Nassenstein	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Wet won	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; manganese		1865 (before)
Niederstein	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on September 27, 1867; extended on December 15, 1869		1867-09-27
Nirvana I.	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Alum; Pit field
Nollszeche	Obertiefenbach / Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone, manganese; and Noll pit (s) referred to		1865 (before)
walnut	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field north of Schupbach
Areas	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Pan	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Panswasen	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Panther	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on September 1, 1867; extended on December 27th, 1869		1867-09-1
Paul	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
arrow	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
plate	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on April 21, 1857; extended on 11/18/1869		1857-04-21
Quirin	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Deer corridor	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
ruby	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Ruhrscheid	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Ruhrscheid II	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Runkel	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Shaft No. 9 with a depth of at least 72 m (not to be confused with the field of the same name near Schupbach)		1865 (before)
Runkel	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Grubenfeld (not to be confused with the field of the same name near Niedertiefenbach)
Sandspitzberg	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Awarded in 1827		1827
Sara	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Sara I	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Schalkaute	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Sledge	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Beautiful view	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; awarded on October 23, 1869		1869-08-24
Shui	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Schultheisenfeld	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Schupbach	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Sagittarius heard	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Manganese; awarded on May 24, 1851; extended on 11/24/1869		1851-05-24
Schwarzegrube	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Schwarzzeche	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Sebald	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Socrates	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
summer	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; Ore grade of 45% (after removing the Latvians)
Sunflower	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brownstone; Manhole		1853 (before)
Jumper	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 1, 1867; extended on December 27th, 1869		1867-09-1
Steeter boundary	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Awarded in 1826		1826
Steetermark	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Steeterwasen	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brauneisenstein, Roteisenstein; up to 8 m thick		1865 (before)
Steinbühl	Heckholzhausen / Lahr	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on September 1, 1867; extended on 11/18/1869		1867-09-01
Steinhauer I	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Sulfur; Pit field
Arguing ground	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Sybille	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
illusion	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on iron October 28, 1847; Manganese was added on November 24, 1870		1847-10-28
Tobias	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Earthenware	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on November 6, 1867; Rights to manganese added on September 6, 1870		1867-11-06
Consolation	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; Production in 1864: 3,332 t with 15 men		1865 (before)
Unterroth	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Union	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Bird scarer	Schupbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Völgerseifen	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded September 1, 1867; Rights to manganese added on 9/12/1870		1867-09-01
Attention	Schupbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Waldeck	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1863
White chew	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Wilhelmzeche	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Zaduck	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; also written Zaduk
Carpenter	Niedertiefenbach?	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1863
Room cookies	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field

Break

see breaking in ( list of mines in the Taunus )

Dornburg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Beerhöhl	Thalheim	Diez	Iron; awarded on October 25, 1847; extended on 9/29/1969		1847-10-25
Carl II	Thalheim	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 30, 1867; extended on 9/29/1969		1867-09-30
Thornback	Thalheim	Diez	Iron; awarded on October 6, 1864; extended on 9/29/1969		1864-10-06
Edward II	Frickhofen	Diez	Iron; awarded on November 3rd, 1969		1869-07-17
Fina	Thalheim	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on 9/29/1969		1867-09-25
Henry III	Frickhofen	Diez	Iron; awarded on November 3rd, 1969		1869-07-05
Roth	Frickhofen	Diez	Iron, manganese; extended on 9/29/1969		1867 (before)
Rotherde	Frickhofen	Diez	Iron; awarded on August 21, 1969		1867-04-20
Sysiphus	Langendernbach	Diez	Iron; awarded on August 21, 1969		1867-11-21

Elbe valley

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Zacharias	Dorchheim	Diez	Iron; awarded on August 21, 1969		1867-12-21

Elz

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Arnhem	Elz	Diez	Brown iron stone
Else	Elz	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on 9.9.1870		1869-10-18
Ernst II	Elz	Weilburg	Iron; to 'Gustav'
Gustav	Elz	Weilburg	Iron; consolidated from Ernst II and Gustav IV
Gustav IV	Elz	Weilburg	Iron; to 'Gustav'
Hambach	Elz	Weilburg?	Iron; Production in 1864: 2,489 t with 19 men		1864 (before)
Heinrich	Elz	Diez	Spateisenstein; near Hambach; 0 up to 20% manganese oxide; up to 8 feet thick; Production in 1864 with 87 men: 6,777 t		1864 (before)
Hub	Elz	Diez	Brown iron stone, manganese; near Hambach
Joseph Find	Elz	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on November 15, 1870		1869-06-15
Langenau	Elz	Weilburg	Brown iron stone			1862 (before)
Leopold	Elz	Weilburg	Brown iron stone			1862 (before)
Martin's find	Elz	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on September 26, 1867; extended on December 2nd, 1870		1867-09-26
Fluff	Steinbach	Weilburg	iron
Siegmund	Elz	Weilburg	Brown iron stone			1862 (before)
Forest meadow	Elz	Diez	Brown iron stone; near Hambach; 180 m long tunnel (1865)		1865 (before)

Hadamar

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Arnold	Hadamar	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 26, 1867; extended on 11/12/1869		1867-09-26
Blotz	Hadamar	Weilburg	Brown iron stone			1862 (before)
Clara	Hadamar	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 9, 1869		1867-05-23
Erasmus	Steinbach	Weilburg	Manganese, iron		1907 (before)
Floating	Niederhadamar	Weilburg	Brown iron stone			1862 (before)
Hair week	Niederzeuzheim	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 9, 1869		1867-05-12
Hohenzollern	Steinbach?	Weilburg	iron
Lilly	Hadamar	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 17, 1867; extended on 11/12/1869		1867-09-17
sultan	Hadamar	Weilburg	Brown iron stone			1862 (before)
Victor	Hadamar	Weilburg	iron			1865 (before)
Wingertsberg II	Niederhadamar	Weilburg	Pebbles, clay; awarded September 26, 1867; Sound added on November 23, 1870		1867-09-26

Limburg on the Lahn

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Arnstein	Season	Diez	Iron; Production in 1868: 6,188 t, 1869: 12,505 t		1865 (before)
Augustus	Eschhofen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded September 1, 1867; extended on July 29, 1870		1867-09-01
Bartenstein	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
mountain	Dietkirchen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded November 17, 1864; extended on July 29, 1870		1864-11-17
Beds	Ahlbach	Diez	Iron; Up to 14 feet in thickness		1865 (before)
dam	Ahlbach	Weilburg	Roteisenstein
Eduard	Limburg?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; in the lying of Hubertus and Wilhelm		1865 (before)
Fehlerborn	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; surrounded by vineyards		1865 (before)
Fidelio	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; 3–5 feet thick; Upper gallery (at least 44 m long); Deep tunnel with a length of at least 50 m		1865 (before)
Foehr	Dietkirchen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded November 17, 1864; extended on July 29, 1870		1864-11-17
Gabriel	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Gallmerswiese	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Hostage garden	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded April 26, 1862; extended on July 29, 1870		1862-04-26
Greifenberg	Limburg?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; in the lying of Hubertus and Wilhelm		1865 (before)
Grossbach	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Hot spur	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
High forest	Season	Diez	iron		1865 (before)
Hofeld	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Hortensia	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; awarded September 30, 1863; extended on 8/12/1870		1863-09-30
Hubert	Limburg?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; 4-5 feet thick		1865 (before)
Long lane	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Long won	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Linterfeld	Linter	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on July 30, 1870		1867-04-01
Phillipslust	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 24, 1867; extended on 7/30/1870		1867-09-24
Rheinstein II	Dietkirchen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on July 30, 1870		1869-10-26
Richard	Eschhofen	Weilburg	Iron; muted on May 14, 1867; awarded on July 30, 1870		1867-05-14
Ruth	Limburg?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; in the lying of Hubertus and Wilhelm		1865 (before)
Schwarzenstein	Dietkirchen	Weilburg	iron		1865 (before)
Simonislust	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Season	Season	Weilburg	Brown iron stone, phosphorite; Operating times: 1865 - approx. 1870/80; 1917-		1865
Steinberg	Dietkirchen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; extended on November 17th, 1864 and July 29th, 1870		1865 (before)
Sternbach	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Forest meadow	Season	Diez	Clay iron stone; Analysis: 27% iron, 8% manganese, 1% lime earth, 1% bitter earth, 10% clay, 11% silica		1875 (before)
Vineyard	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; extended on 9/27/1867 and 7/30/1870; encloses error bronze		1867 (before)
Wilhelm	Limburg?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; 4-5 feet thick		1865 (before)
Wilhelmine	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; enlarged March 22, 1867; extended on July 29, 1870		1865 (before)

Löhnberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Field at Selters	Selters	Weilburg	iron		1812 (um)
Altesfeld	Löhnberg	Weilburg	Iron; awarded February 21, 1859; extended on October 15, 1870		1859-02-21
Baldus	Obershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded June 30, 1857; extended on 11/14/1870		1857-06-30
Flower red	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; surrounded by field Jupiter		1868 (before)
Carlsgrube	Selters	Weilburg	copper		1724
Christian happiness	Obershausen	Weilburg	Roofing slate		1946 (around)
There	Niedershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on 10/14/1870		1867-09-25
The same heck	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; to Jupiter		1857
The Kämmerberg	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; on the border with Biskirchen; 400 m long exploratory tunnel; Drinking water production of the community of Selters; Operating times: 1863–1866, 1906–1912		1863	1912
The goat trenches	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; 1857 u. 1866/67 Schurf; to Jupiter		1857
Elfriede	Löhnberg	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 14, 1870		1867-04-01
Engelmann	Niedershausen	Iron, manganese; awarded January 4, 1866; extended on October 12th, 1870		1866-01-04
Engelmann II	Niedershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on October 12th, 1870		1867-09-25
Eppstein	Obershausen	Weilburg	Iron; also called Peterslust ?; between Obershausen and Dillhausen ; Consolidated January 3, 1848; extended on December 31, 1852 and November 15, 1870 production in 1864: 4,651 t with 28 men; 1919 merged with slate and subsequently connected; until 1941 access from Obershausen, then Dillhausen		1835	1941
Erbzeche	Obershausen	Weilburg	Iron; consolidated and awarded September 29, 1841; extended on 11/14/1870		1842 (before)
Spruce trees	Niedershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on 10/14/1870		1867-09-25
Flillmaul	Niedershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on 10/14/1870		1867-09-25
Burned stern	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; Operating times: 1868–1872, 1899–1909		1857	1909
justice	Obershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded April 18, 1860; extended on 11/14/1870		1857-06-30
God's gift	Selters	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; awarded on July 24, 1867; extended on October 7th, 1870		1867-07-14
Heidenstein	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; awarded March 29, 1854; extended on October 8th, 1870		1854-03-09
Hercules	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; to Jupiter
Cunning	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 9, 1861; extended on October 8th, 1870		1861-09-09
In the back field	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; towards Ahausen		1800 (um)
Jupiter	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; in the forest district "The same rear"; Consolidation (between 1858 and 1861) from Uranus , Die Ziegengräben , Saturn and Hercules ; Consolidated March 21, 1867; awarded on October 8, 1870; surrounds the field of Blumenroth		1858
Kammerberg	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on May 30, 1866; extended on October 7th, 1870		1866-05-30
Kreuzberg	Obershausen	Weilburg	Iron; converted and awarded March 6, 1850; extended on 11/14/1870		1850 (before)
Lisette I	Niedershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 28, 1870		1869-11-12
Maria Carolina	Obershausen	Weilburg	Manganese; awarded on September 12, 1870		1868-01-21
Moritz	Löhnberg	Weilburg	Iron; converted and awarded on October 20, 1848; extended on October 15, 1870		1849 (before)
Nanzig	Niedershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 24, 1870		1870-09-28
Proteus	Dillhausen	Weilburg	Iron; consolidated and awarded April 2, 1860; extended on 11/14/1870		1860 (before)
Rodenberg	Niedershausen	Weilburg	Iron; enclosed by storage media		1870 (before)
Rothenberg	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; consolidated and awarded on August 15, 1834; extended on October 7th, 1870		1835 (before)
Rothenstein	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; Production in 1864: 3,697 t with 19 men		1812 (um)
Saturn	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; to Jupiter
slate	Obershausen	Weilburg	Iron; extended on April 27, 1841 and November 11, 1870; 1919 merged with Eppstein and subsequently merged; until 1941 access from Obershausen, then Dillhausen		1817-10-19
Save	Niedershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 22, 1870; encloses Rodenberg		1867-04-08
Strüthchen II	Selters	Weilburg	iron		1906	1942 (after)
Taberg	Obershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 25, 1851; extended on November 15, 1870		1852-09-25
Theodoria	Obershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on June 18, 1870		1867-04-10
Uranus	Selters	Weilburg	Iron; to Jupiter
Weidfeld	Niedershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on 10/14/1870		1867-09-25
Wild man	Obershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on August 28, 1849; extended on November 15, 1870		1849-08-28

Mengerskirchen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Aldenhoven	Probbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on March 25, 1870		1867-07-26
Iron stone mine near Dillhausen	Dillhausen	Weilburg	iron		1781	1801
Herrnacker	Merenberg	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on 7/30/1869		1867-09-25
Johannes find	Dillhausen	Weilburg	Pebbles; awarded on December 15, 1869		1867-09-16
Kobern	Dillhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Open pit		1867
Lindenstruth	Merenberg / Allendorf	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on July 30, 1869		1867-06-03
Tanned hedge	Waldernbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on February 21, 1855; extended on 7/28/1869		1855-02-21
Mahnbach	Dillhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on 11/23/1870		1867-09-25
Mono	Dillhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on December 15, 1869		1867-09-12
Peterslust	Dillhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; east towards Löhnberg		1870 (before)
Philippstrost	Dillhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 10, 1840		1838-08-10
Proteus	Dillhausen	Weilburg	Iron; 18 m deep shaft and opencast mine
slate	Dillhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein, slate; east towards Löhnberg; 1870 at least 363 m long, today still 150 m drivable, tunnels towards the Schiefer and Peterslust pits (conveyor tunnels and water drainage); 1919 to Eppstein ; 1923 ore mining stopped via the tunnel; Air defense in World War II; from 1945 roofing slate mining	50 ° 33 ′ 2 ″ N, 8 ° 13 ′ 9 ″ E	1817-10-19	1949-12
Theodore I.	Merenberg	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 1, 1867; extended on 7/30/1869		1867-09-01

Merenberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Altengrimberg	Merenberg	Weilburg	Manganese, iron			1917 (after)
Caroline II	Merenberg	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on 11/28/1869		1867-09-25
Elizabeth III	Merenberg	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on August 26, 1869		1867-04-01
Opportunity III	Barig-Selbenhausen	Weilburg	Pebbles; awarded on December 15, 1869		1867-09-02
God's blessing	Allendorf	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper; awarded on March 17, 1870		1869-10-12
Grimberg	Merenberg /	Weilburg	Manganese; awarded on September 1, 1867; extended on 11/18/1869		1867-09-01
Isora	Merenberg	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
John	Barig-Selbenhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on August 21, 1869		1867-07-03
Kail piece	Barig-Selbenhausen	Weilburg	Copper, nickel; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on June 1st, 1870		1867-09-25
Louiszeche	Merenberg	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 30, 1869		1867-04-01
Marcus	Merenberg	Weilburg	Manganese, iron; awarded on January 4, 1867; extended on 11/24/1869		1867-01-04
Marcus I	Merenberg	Weilburg	Manganese, iron; awarded on December 17, 1869		1869-07-28
Well I.	Merenberg	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on December 17, 1869		1869-07-28
Pilsner	Merenberg	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 30, 1869		1867-08-08
Prince Adolf	Merenberg	Weilburg	iron
Nice view V	Barig-Selbenhausen	Weilburg	Pebbles; awarded on December 19, 1869		1869-07-28
sulfur	Merenberg	Weilburg	Pebbles; awarded on November 30, 1869		1867-04-16
Theodosia	Merenberg	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on December 17, 1869		1869-08-23
quail	Merenberg	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field

Runkel

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Abel	Dehrn	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on August 20, 1867; extended on 7/30/1870		1867-08-20
Agnes	Steeden	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field near Steeden		1905 (before)
Attenhäuserwald	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Bergerfeld	Dehrn	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Soil forest	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Bohländer	Hofen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field east of Hofen		1905 (before)
Carl	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Badger chews	Eschenau	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field
Daniel II	Dehrn	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on June 15, 1870		1867-06-13
David	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
service	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Iron chews	Eschenau / Wirbelau	Weilburg	Manganese, iron; awarded to Manganese on August 4, 1847; Awarded also on iron on November 24th, 1870		1847-08-04
Iron blessing	Eschenau	Weilburg	Brown iron stone, manganese; Shafts with a depth of up to 53 m; Standstill 1921–1930; 1930s tunnel from the Kerkerbachtal (1937 764 m length)		1848	1940
Elisenglück	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Slate; Pit field
Eschenau	Eschenau	Weilburg	Slate; Pit field
Owl beech	Hofen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field east of Hofen		1905 (before)
Fritzlust	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Iron?; Pit field west of Wirbelau
Start of happiness	Steeden	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
Hahnberg	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; Analysis: 51% iron, 1% lime earth, 0.5% bitter earth, 4% clay, 15% silica		1875 (before)
Hanger corner	Eschenau	Weilburg	Manganese, iron
Hepp	Seelbach / Arfurt	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 25, 1870		1867-04-15
Herman	Eschenau	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Hermione	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field in the Runkel forest		1898 (before)
Sweeping	Eschenau	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Minor side	Steeden	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field north of Steeden		1905 (before)
Kossuth	Steeden	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field north of Steeden		1905 (before)
Lambs pit	Eschenau	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Lamb fur	Eschenau	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Long meadow	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Lohrbach	Steeden	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field north of Steeden		1905 (before)
Corn	Dehrn	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; Manganese content of over 70%, sometimes up to 84%		1860 (um)
magnet	Eschenau	Weilburg	Magnetic iron stone; southwest of the Christianshütte; 1869 shaft with a depth of 30 m; Standstill 1900–1904; Christianstollen (1904–1915) with a length of 1,569 m		1867	1931-08-02
Margarethe	Dehrn	Weilburg	iron		1870 (before)
Mule	Eschenau	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Neuelahr	Steeden	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field north of Steeden		1905 (before)
Neuewiese	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
New luck	Hofen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field east of Hofen		1905 (before)
Philippsruhe	Runkel	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field northeast of Runkel		1905 (before)
Runkel I.	?	Weilburg	iron		1898 (before)
sand	Steeden	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field north of Steeden		1905 (before)
Blessings of god	Dehrn	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on February 20, 1868; extended on 8/30/1870		1868-02-20
Simon	Mills / Dehrn	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on July 30, 1870		1867-09-06
Stones	Eschenau	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Tannenberg	Hofen	Weilburg	Iron; Grubenfeld east of Hofen; west of owl beech		1905 (before)
Undaunted	Dehrn	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Valentine	Hofen	Weilburg	Manganese, iron; awarded on December 19, 1850; Iron was added on July 2nd, 1869		1850-12-19
Watchful	Dehrn	Weilburg	iron		1870 (before)
Weibshohl	Schadeck / Runkel	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on October 6, 1854; extended on October 19, 1869		1854-10-06
Way angle	Dehrn	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; enlarged on February 21, 1860; extended to include iron on June 15, 1870		1860-02-21
Weyer	Dehrn	Weilburg	iron		1870 (before)
Deer house	Schadeck / Runkel / Villmar	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on December 16, 1852; extended on October 1st, 1869		1852-12-16
Wilhelmine	Dehrn	Weilburg	Manganese, iron, phosphorite; Shaft operation?
confidence	Hofen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field east of Hofen		1905 (before)

Villmar

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Adolf III	Weyer	Weilburg	Roofing slate; only Schurf
Adolfsheck	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; Shaft with 16 m depth; to main forest		1853
Old hope	Weyer	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper, tin, cobalt, mercury, gold; newly awarded 1810-09-25; 4 gear middle; Jocobs shaft, forest shaft, gel shaft, Wingert shaft, God's blessing shaft, new hope shaft, unity shaft, blacksmith shaft	50 ° 23 ′ 3 ″ N, 8 ° 17 ′ 37 ″ E	17th century	1846-08-13
old man	Long hedge	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper; formerly long stern , also called Altemann or Altmann ; approx. 1-1.5 km east-south-east. from Langhecke; 1664 Erbstollen; 1704, July 14, 1780, newly awarded 1802; 1767 workforce of 100 men; 1778 Waitz'chen tunnel; Old deep tunnel (Siegmund tunnel); Old deep tunnel of the Köhlerhansdelle; Geilschacht; Philippschacht (66 m); Carlsschacht (72 m); Friedrichsschacht (76 m); St.Jakobsschacht (42 m); Siegmundschacht (76 m); Charlottenschacht (88 m); Old test shaft	50 ° 23 ′ 3 ″ N, 8 ° 17 ′ 37 ″ E	1664 (before)	1912
Atzköppel	Elkershausen	Weilburg	Roofing slate		1870 (before)
Aumenau	Aumenau	Weilburg	Iron; in the immediate vicinity of the deep gallery of the Gloria pit		1865 (before)
Aus'm Werth	Weyer	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded August 17, 1870; 2 tunnels with 100 and 130 m length; up to 15 staff members		1870-02-15	1878
Bangert	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
persistence	Villmar	Weilburg	iron
Birch trees	Seelbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on June 27, 1856 for iron; on November 25, 1870 additionally awarded for manganese		1856-06-27
Christine	Villmar	Weilburg	iron
Dünnberg	Villmar	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; between Dimberg, Galgenberg, Schulberg and Hahnberg located in the north of Weyer; 1827 prospect ;; 8 m deep shaft; Awarded 1832-01-14		1827	1861
Eichelberg	Aumenau	Weilburg	Iron; Consolidated March 11, 1848; extended on 9/7/1870		1848 (before)
Stubbornness	Villmar	Weilburg	Lead; muted on August 18, 1867; awarded on July 28, 1870		1867-08-18
Iron crown	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; Eastern Weyer
Engelsberg	Villmar	Weilburg	Iron, manganese
Esp	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; formerly brotherhood ; to main forest
Falkenstein	Aumenau	Weilburg	Iron; awarded July 23, 1851; extended on 9/7/1870		1851-07-23
Frauenberg	Villmar?	Weilburg	iron
Germania	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Gloria	Aumenau	Weilburg	Iron; Production in 1864: 2,588 t with 30 men		1864 (before)	1940
God's gift	Villmar	Weilburg	Iron; in the Goldbachtal; oldest iron stone mine in Villmar (Middle Ages); Analysis: 47% iron, 1% lime earth, 4% alumina, 25% silica, 1% bitter earth	50 ° 23 ′ 37 ″ N, 8 ° 15 ′ 18 ″ E
Guckelberg	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Tap bracket	Villmar?	Weilburg	iron
Main forest	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; Eastern Weyer; 14 m deep shaft; a total of 8 shafts; Max. 40 m depth; January 27, 1875 Consolidation from Hauptwald, Adolphsecke, Katzenloh, Mühlpetersberg and Esp		1827	1885
Hermann II	Villmar	Weilburg	iron
Hirschgrund	Villmar?	Weilburg	iron
Help God	Villmar	Weilburg	iron
Isop	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Battle forest	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Katzenloh	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; to main forest
Long hedge	Long hedge	Weilburg	Slate; Tunnel at Leistenbachstrasse No. 27 (ore mine)	50 ° 23 ′ 33 "N, 8 ° 16 ′ 42" E	1660	1954
Laura	Aumenau	Weilburg	Iron; Iron content of the ore of 45%		1875 (before)
liver	Long hedge	Weilburg	Copper; see also mining near Langhecke
Lisette	Villmar?	Weilburg	Iron, manganese
Malchen	Seelbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 25, 1870		1867-08-20
Newt	Weyer	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; 1862 to St. Jakob		1862 (before)
Mühlweg	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Mühlpetersberg	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; to main forest
New iron blessing	Aumenau	Weilburg	Iron; two tunnels from the Lahn valley; 1872 first standstill; Further dismantling 1905–1907 and 1934–1940: Production in 1864: 2,942 t with 19 men		1835	1940
New luck	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Neuwied	Aumenau	Weilburg	Iron; awarded July 31, 1856; extended on 9.9.1870		1856-07-31
Nickel joy	Seelbach / Aumenau	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on June 21, 1870		1870-03-01
Paula	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; western Weyer; Awarded December 31, 1866; 3 shafts up to a depth of 58 m; October 31, 1884 consolidated with Frohland and Weißbach to consolidate Paula		1865-11-01	1905-07
plate	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Preussoth	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded October 3, 1850		1847	1902-01-15
Reimerich	Elkershausen	Weilburg	Roofing slate		1870 (before)
Rother Köppel	Long hedge	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper		1854-12-29
Sand chew	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Pig pen head	Villmar	Weilburg	Iron; towards long hedge
Seelbach	Seelbach	Weilburg	Iron?; Pit field north of Seelbach
woodpecker	Villmar?	Weilburg	iron
St. Jacob	Weyer	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; Total production 2246 t of iron ore; 25 m deep shaft; Consolidated with Newch in 1862		1838	1859
Stable field	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Season win	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
swamp	Aumenau	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; awarded March 23, 1850; extended on 9.9.1870		1850-03-23
Theodore	Long hedge	Weilburg	Iron, lead, copper; 2 km east of Langhecke; dismantling from 1873; eight reel shafts and dies; see also mining near Langhecke		1871-12-30
United Ernestine	Villmar	Weilburg
Association I	Weyer	Weilburg	Roofing slate; only Schurf
Water shaft	Long hedge	Weilburg
Weilersberg	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Vineyard	Elkershausen	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded September 26, 1867; extended on 8/12/1970		1867-09-26
Wieshohl	Villmar	Weilburg	Iron, manganese
Wilhelm-Friedrich	Seelbach	Weilburg	Iron?; Pit field north of Seelbach
Wolf pit	Villmar?	Weilburg	iron

Weilburg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
eel	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
paragraph	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Adolf	Drommershausen	Weilburg	iron		1865 (before)
All Saints Day	Weilburg / Kubach	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; Consolidation; formerly Heiligengrube ; awarded May 14, 1830; on October 30, 1932 breakthrough with Otto tunnel ; from 1934 collection via Otto tunnel ; Machine shaft (73 m depth, 250 m from the new shaft); 1936 new shaft; Operating times: 1830–1875, 1928–1960; after 1960 part of the Weilburg drinking water supply; Total output: approx. 500,000 t of iron ore	50 ° 29 ′ 0 ″ N, 8 ° 17 ′ 26 ″ E	1829	1960-09-10
All Souls	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field; on All Saints Day	1838
Anton	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field
augsburg	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on August 31, 1867; extended on 11/25/1870		1867-08-31
Aurora	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1841
Bermbacher tunnel	Bermbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone	50 ° 29 ′ 29 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 24 ″ E
Böcher	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Buck	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field
Floor dell	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Brandheck	Hasselbach  ?	Weilburg	iron
Wide hedge	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Breitenstein	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Buchwald	Ahausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; also called Buchholz ; opposite Löhnberg ; Opencast mining with small tunnels; 1906–1909 600 m long tunnel from the Lahn valley (Ahausen district); Production since 1906 approx. 373,000 t of Roteisenstein; Total output: 600,000 t of iron ore; 1937 90 employees	50 ° 30 ′ 36 ″ N, 8 ° 16 ′ 42 ″ E (approx.)	1828	1948
Buderus I	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; Sophienstollen; Production in 1864: 2,418 t with 34 men; from 1914 collection via Otto tunnel		1898	1923
Catherine	Odersbach	Weilburg	Roteisenstein	1847 (before)
Carlslust	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field
Carl's blessing	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; Connected to the Adolph tunnel in 1869 (1,145 m long);		1869 (before)
Cicero	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; December 8, 1873 (awarded) - includes the entire Stadtberg; June 5, 1896 divided into Cicero, Cicero I, Cicero II		1873-12-08
Diana	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; Dismantling from 1875–1939; Connected to the Adolph tunnel in 1869 (1,145 m long);		1838	1939
Dickenberg	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded May 12, 1849; extended on October 7th, 1870		1849-05-12
Dickenloh	Hirschhausen	Weilburg	Brown iron stone, manganese; also called thick tan (e) ; to the east bordering Würgengel; 1917 Dickenloh tunnel (1.5 km in length); Operating phases 1846–1894, 4.1917-11.1920, 9.11.1936-1946 (officially until 1944; experimental work until 1946)	50 ° 30 ′ 21 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 20 ″ E	1846-05-08	1944/46
Dorothea	Drommershausen		Iron; to Buderus I			1923
Iron head	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Eisenstruth	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Emanuel	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Emilie	Drommershausen		Iron; to Buderus I			1923
Emma	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1867
Hereditary Prince Adolph Stollen	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; Heide tunnels in the Heide , Carlssegen , Diana and Hopfenstück pits ; drinking water production from 1962		1837	1939?
conservation	Weilburg	Weilburg	Roteisenstein, Mangan (1872); Consolidation with four other fields in 1851; 1901 short tunnel with 90 m length; 1912 machine shaft with 100 m depth and two levels; Standstill 1930–1935; Production since 1901 647,000 t of Eisenstein	50 ° 28 ′ 41 ″ N, 8 ° 15 ′ 19 ″ E	1836	1951
Lazy side	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Feller	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Franz	Weilburg	Weilburg	Pyrites, nickel; awarded on September 26, 1867; extended on 10/14/1870		1867-09-26
Franziska	Bermbach	Weilburg	iron	50 ° 30 ′ 42 "N, 8 ° 20 ′ 15" E	1886 (before)
Friedericke	Kirschhofen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded May 1, 1838; converted on 10.10.1870 also written Fridericke		1838-05-01
Friedrich II	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1867
Frederick VII	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Slate; Pit field
Gooseberg	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1835
opportunity	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1831
Gindon	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field
Gloria	Hirschhausen / Braunfels	Weilburg	Iron; western Florentine; 7 shafts up to 35 m depth; 1896 cessation of operations; activities again from 1940; 1900 Gloria shaft with a depth of 100 m; before 1940 to Florentine	50 ° 30 ′ 3 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 23 ″ E	1838-09-23	1949-11-30
Gotthardt	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Gottlieb	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field; on All Saints Day	1838
Gottliebsfund	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field; on All Saints Day	1838
pit	Kubach	Weilburg	Lime; Tunnel with a length of 120 m	50 ° 28 ′ 9 ″ N, 8 ° 17 ′ 54 ″ E
pit	Kubach	Weilburg	Lime; Tunnel with a length of 120 m	50 ° 28 ′ 9 ″ N, 8 ° 17 ′ 54 ″ E
Hartenstein	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Heckenberg	Kirschhofen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded November 30, 1836; converted on 10/10/1870		1836-11-30
pagan	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Machine shaft; Operating times: 1868–1903, 1911–1930; eastern Adolph-Erbstollen (connected to it in 1911)		1868	1930
pagan	Bermbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese
Pagan	Ahausen	Weilburg	iron		1878
Heiligengrube	Weilburg	Weilburg	Pit field; awarded May 14, 1830; with Kubacher Heiligengrube on All Saints' Day	1829
Heiligengrube	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field; with Weilburger Heiligengrube on All Saints' Day	1838
Helene	Hirschhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Length approx. 1500 m; from 1916 branch line to the Lindelbachbahn in Tiefenbachtal, operated with petrol locomotives; to Dickenloh	50 ° 29 ′ 57 "N, 8 ° 20 ′ 54" E
Help of god	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
High trenches	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1841
Wooden leg	Hasselbach	Weilburg	Copper; muted on July 6th, 1867; awarded on July 28, 1870		1867-07-06
Hop piece	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; Operating times 1836–1850, 1875–1930		1836	1930
Hubertus	Odersbach	Weilburg	Cobalt, nickel (pebbles containing nickel), lead, silver, copper; Funding in 1864: 200 quintals; awarded on September 18, 1861; extended on July 15th, 1870		1861-09-18
Dog	Weilburg / Löhnberg / Odershausen	Weilburg	Copper; awarded on September 16, 1870		1868-05-28
(In) stockings	Ahausen	Weilburg	Iron; on the border between Selters and Ahausen; Analysis: 45% iron, 1% limestone, 7% alumina, 26% silica		1812 (um)
Jacobszeche	Ahausen	Weilburg	Copper, iron, lead, silver; awarded on May 7, 1851 to copper and iron; converted on 9/6/1870		1851-05-07
Johannette	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded January 4, 1866; converted on July 16, 1870		1866-01-04
Juno # 2	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1867
Justine	Ahausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; 1837 Carl-Martin-Stollen; 1851 Louisenstollen (5 m deeper, 200 m long); Production in 1864: 4,635 t of iron ore with 45 men		1837	1933
Kahlenberg	Kirschhofen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded January 5, 1867; extended on October 12th, 1870		1867-01-05
Wedge swingert	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field; on All Saints Day	1838
Kirschhofen	Kirschhofen	Weilburg	Pebbles; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on July 14, 1870		1867-09-25
Cabbage garden	Bermbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
Cabbage chew	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Kohlerstein	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Way of the Cross	Waldhausen	Weilburg	Grubenfeld north of Waldhausen along with Prinz-Moritz-Erbstollen
Lahnstein	Odersbach	Weilburg	iron	1847 (before)
Long line	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Lenk (e) hedge	Hirschhausen	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
Love stone	Ahausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field; Deep tunnel; southwest Buchwald and Rothenstein		1869
Lina	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1866
Louise	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; to Buderus I			1923
Ludwig hope	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1838
Ludwigszeche	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1838
Martin	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Discontent	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded May 12, 1849; extended on October 7th, 1870		1849-05-12
Muhlberg	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded May 12, 1849; extended on October 7th, 1870		1849-05-12
Niederfeld	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Oberstein	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Otto	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded May 23, 1838; converted on July 16, 1870		1838-05-23
Otto tunnel	Ahausen	Weilburg	Water solution and ore drainage tunnels in the Buderus I , Thor , Allerheiligen mines ; in the Grundbachtal southeast of Ahausen; 25 m deeper than Sophienstollen; after 1960 part of the Weilburg drinking water supply		1903-02-11	1960-09-10
Paulysberg	Kirschhofen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 16, 1833; converted on 10/10/1870		1833-09-16
Pfannheck	Bermbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
Philip	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Philippine	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Philippszeche	Ahausen	Weilburg	iron
Reichenau	Waldhausen	Weilburg	Pit field west of Waldhausen
Reuschenbach	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1839
Rodendell	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese
Röderskopf	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded February 8, 1849; extended on October 7th, 1870		1848-02-08
Rohrmannsberg	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1851
Rohrstein	Waldhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field south of Waldhausen		1837
Rolling Ship	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1867
Red herd	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Rothenacker	Ahausen	Weilburg	Iron; Production in 1864: 3,746 t with 33 men		1864 (before)
Solomon	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on June 25, 1860; extended on October 8th, 1870		1860-06-25
Schlossberg (Cons.)	Weilburg	Weilburg	Manganese; Funding: 3,460 t		1900
key	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Blessings of god	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Steinacker	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on May 11, 1855; consolidated and converted on March 30, 1867; extended on 11/25/1870		1855-05-11
Steinheim	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Steinzlerberg	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; converted and awarded May 13, 1849; extended on October 12th, 1870		1850 (before)
Pen field	Odersbach	Weilburg	Copper; awarded on June 8, 1866; extended on 7/28/1870		1866-06-08
Struth	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Themis	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Thomé	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field
Thor	Ahausen?		Iron; Collection via Otto tunnel (740 m to the tunnel mouth hole)		1904	1914
Vesta	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field
Victoria	Ahausen	Weilburg	Iron, copper; awarded November 30, 1847; extended on October 12th, 1870		1867-09-25
Guard hedge	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1847 (before)
Waldhausen	Waldhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese, copper; in the Walderbachtal; 1839 Prinz-Moritz-Erbstollen (driven up to 1873, 50 ° 29 ′ 47 ″ N, 8 ° 16 ′ 9 ″ E ); 1907 New deep tunnel; Total production: 919,687 t of iron ore (1864: 4,179 t with 24 men)	50 ° 29 ′ 56 "N, 8 ° 15 ′ 31" E	1822-02-27	1966-12-15
Wehrkopf	Waldhausen	Weilburg	Pit field west of Waldhausen
Wehrstein	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1835
Weilburgia	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
Whitewood	Hirschhausen	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
Wetzlarburg	Bermbach	Weilburg	iron	50 ° 29 ′ 12 ″ N, 8 ° 21 ′ 21 ″ E
Wild rich	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field
William Tell	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1847
Wilhelmstein	Kirschhofen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1847 (before)
Windhof	Ahausen	Weilburg	iron
Zeiler	Gaudernbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Pit field

Weilmünster

see Weilmünster in ( list of mines in the Taunus ) (approx. 50 pits)

Weinbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Evening glow	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld west of Weinbach
Adam's find	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Brown iron stone, manganese; south of Gräveneck; Analysis: 34% iron, 7% manganese, 1% lime earth, 10% alumina, 16% silicic acid		1875 (before)
Adolphine	Weinbach?	Weilburg	Iron; south of Fritz ; Mining from 1888 water solution via Ferdinand tunnel		1827	1949
annexation	Edelsberg	Weilburg	Pit field
Bangertsheck	Blessenbach	Weilburg	Lead, silver, roofing slate; converted and awarded on February 9, 1865; extended on 8/10/1870; 1.5 km northeast of Langhecke		1865-02-09
Bautenberg	Klein-Weinbach?	Weilburg	iron
Bonnet	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field north of Gräveneck
Brennelsberg	Freienfels	Weilburg	Pit field
Cubach	Freienfels	Weilburg	Pit field
Dragon	Freienfels?	Weilburg	iron
Dauborn	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld west of Weinbach
Eichertsberg	Edelsberg	Weilburg	Iron; Grubenfeld awarded on March 29, 1847; converted on 9/12/1870		1847-03-29
Eisenberg	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld east of Weinbach
Emilie	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field northeast. from Graeveneck
archangel	Weinbach	Weilburg	Iron; 1908 Water solution via Ferdinand tunnel	50 ° 26 ′ 3 ″ N, 8 ° 17 ′ 46 ″ E	1849	1910
Eater	Weinbach	Weilburg	Manganese; Pit field north of Weinbach; Awarded in 1822		1822
Fridolin	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field east of Gräveneck
Friedrich IV	Edelsberg	Weilburg	Pit field
Friedrichsglück	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld east of Weinbach
Fritz	Weinbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; Consolidation; Dismantling from 1891; 1897 Extension of the Ferdinand tunnel to this mine; production since the 1890s: 1.65 million tons of iron	50 ° 26 ′ 35 "N, 8 ° 19 ′ 10" E	1850-03-04	1949
Frog pit	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld west of Weinbach
Gasberg	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld east of Weinbach
Geiersberg	Weinbach	Weilburg	Pit field north of Weinbach
George	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; 1929 united with Joseph to form Georg-Joseph; at Gräveneck		1812	1966
George Find	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field south of Gräveneck
Georg-Joseph	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Roteisenstein, Manganese; at the beginning of the opencast mine near Wirbelau; Awarded as Georg in 1812 ; July 28, 1828 consolidation with Joseph ; 1899 Wittekind tunnel with a depth of 85 m; Old manhole; 1912 Groebler shaft (up to 220 m deeper than Wittekind tunnel); Standstill in the war until 1950; Total depth 350 m; largest iron ore mine in the Lahn-Dill area; 202 employees	50 ° 27 '16 "N, 8 ° 13' 59" E	1807	1966
shine	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld west of Weinbach
Gold digging	Weinbach	Weilburg
Graeveneck	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field east of Gräveneck
Haack	Weinbach	Weilburg	Pit field southeast. from Weinbach
Rooster	Weinbach	Weilburg	Pit field south of Weinbach
Hanneroth	Freienfels	Weilburg	Pit field
Hector	Weinbach	Weilburg	Pit field southeast. from Weinbach
Henry II	Weinbach	Weilburg	Pit field southeast. from Weinbach
Hennfeld	Weinbach?	Weilburg	iron
Herrnfeld	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field south of Gräveneck
Herrnfeld I	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field south of Gräveneck
Hohenwart	Weinbach	Weilburg	Pit field north of Weinbach
Kleesberg	Weinbach	Weilburg	Pit field south of Weinbach
Joseph	Whirlwind	Weilburg	Iron; near eddy; Awarded in 1828; 1829 to Georg-Joseph		1807	1966
Julie	Weinbach	Weilburg	Pit field southeast. from Weinbach
Young	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field east of Gräveneck
Junkernwald	Freienfels	Weilburg	Pit field
Juno	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field east of Gräveneck
lime	Freienfels	Weilburg	Pit field
Kalkfeld	Freienfels	Weilburg	Pit field
Louise	Freienfels	Weilburg	Pit field
Louise	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld west of Weinbach
Lückenbach	Weinbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; also Luckenbach called	50 ° 26 ′ 20 "N, 8 ° 19 ′ 14" E	1907 (before)
Merschweiler	Freienfels	Weilburg	Pit field
Minna	Elkerhausen	Weilburg	Pit field near Fürfurt
Curiosity	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field northeast. from Graeveneck
Oswald	Weinbach	Weilburg	Iron; east of Weinbach
Polygon	Weinbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone	50 ° 26 ′ 36 "N, 8 ° 19 ′ 18" E	1907 (before)
Rauenstein	Klein-Weinbach?	Weilburg	iron
Rhonasbach	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld east of Weinbach
Rhonasbach II	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld east of Weinbach
Rhotemark	Weinbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on May 14, 1842; converted on 6/18/1870		1842-05-14
Rübling	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld east of Weinbach
Shaft drive	Graeveneck?	Weilburg	iron
Disc	Weinbach	Weilburg	Pit field southeast. from Weinbach
Schottenbach	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Brown iron stone, manganese; 1908 connected to the Gräveneck station by cable car; 1967 end of iron ore mining; 1972–1993 Manganese ore mining; last ore mine in the entire Lahn district in production	50 ° 26 ′ 50 "N, 8 ° 15 ′ 50" E	1822	1993
Leap	Edelsberg	Weilburg	Pit field
St. Christoph	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld west of Weinbach
Starksgraben	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld west of Weinbach
Struthgraben	Weinbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone, manganese; Awarded in 1822		1822
Theodore	Freienfels	Weilburg	Pit field
grape	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field northeast. from Graeveneck
Traubach	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field northeast. from Graeveneck
Trieschen	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Pit field north of Gräveneck
Villanda	Weinbach?	Weilburg	iron
gelding	Weinbach	Weilburg	iron
Weilburg	Weinbach	Weilburg	iron
Vienna	Weinbach	Weilburg	Grubenfeld west of Weinbach
Winter	Weinbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone	50 ° 26 ′ 34 "N, 8 ° 19 ′ 20" E	1907 (before)
Wittekindstollen	Graeveneck	Weilburg	Iron; Operating point of Georg-Joseph ; 940 m length; Loading of the ore at Graeveneck station	50 ° 27 '7 "N, 8 ° 14' 44" E	1899-01-26	1966-05-31

Marburg-Biedenkopf district

Fishing castle

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Babette	Patrons	Wetzlar	Iron, copper; muted 3.3.1866; awarded on July 22, 1870		1866-03-03
Contribution hope	Patrons	Wetzlar	copper		1732 (before)	1878 (at least)
Carolus	Lixfeld	Wetzlar	Copper, silver ?, clay iron stone		1608	1732 (min.)
unity	Lixfeld	Wetzlar	Copper, clay iron stone		1608	1732 (min.)
Carnation hats	Lixfeld	Wetzlar	Copper, silver?
Ludwig I	Lixfeld	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on December 31, 1868		1866-01-26
New Carolus	Lixfeld	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on 1.3.1869		1868-06-21
True friendship	Patrons	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on October 13, 1869		1867-03-18

Bad Endbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
output	Bad Endbach	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese; awarded on December 17, 1868		1856-08-22
Carolinenglück II	Wommelshausen	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on April 13, 1869		1866-04-17
duck	Bad Endbach	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on December 17, 1868; Field covers parts of the Endbach, Günterod and Hartenrod districts		1866-01-12
Glasses	Bad Endbach	Wetzlar	Nickel; awarded on June 21, 1869		1867-03-23
Blessing of luck	Hartenrod	Wetzlar	Copper, lead; awarded on May 4, 1869		1866-02-16
Start of happiness	Wommelshausen	Wetzlar	Copper, lead, nickel; awarded on April 13, 1869		1865-12-18
Hartenrod	Hartenrod	Wetzlar	Schwerspath; 1953 14 employees
Heiligenberg	Bad Endbach / Günterod	Wetzlar	Iron; Field expanded on December 18, 1868		1852-10-22
Lovely harmony	Hartenrod / Schlierbach	Wetzlar	Lead, iron, zinc; awarded on May 4, 1869		1866-04-11
Hirschhohl	Hartenrod	Wetzlar	iron
Hülshof	Hülshof	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on November 26, 1869		1867-03-12
Louise II	Günterod	Wetzlar	Copper, lead; awarded on December 30, 1869		1868-12-09
Flaw	Römershausen	Wetzlar	Copper, nickel; awarded on June 23, 1869		1867-05-25
Dare with God	Günterod	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese; awarded on December 23, 1869		1867-02-16
Ear field	Bottenhorn	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on April 6, 1869		1865-03-03
Rake	Hartenrod	Wetzlar	Nickel; awarded on July 31, 1857; extended on June 4, 1870		1860-07-31
Beautiful view	Hartenrod	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on December 17, 1868		1860-09-19
Swedish	Schlierbach	Wetzlar	Copper, lead, nickel; awarded on November 26, 1869		1867-08-20
Silberberg II	Bad Endbach	Wetzlar	Nickel, copper; awarded on May 5, 1869		1866-02-02
St. Moritz	Hartenrod / Schlierbach	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on May 4, 1869		1866-04-25
reconciliation	Bottenhorn	Wetzlar	nickel		1918 (before)
Vogelscheid	Bottenhorn	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on April 6, 1869		1866-02-02
Waldbuchsköpfchen	Günterod	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese; awarded on December 17, 1868		1864-04-04
Weissenstein	Hartenrod	Wetzlar	Copper, lead, barite; awarded November 21, 1862; extended to include copper on January 27, 1870; surrounds Hirsch hollow completely		1862-11-21
future	Hartenrod	Wetzlar	Copper, iron; awarded on May 13, 1869; formerly Grünerbaum		1867-09-05
To the oak	Hartenrod	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded January 16, 1857; extended on June 4, 1870		1857-01-16

Battenberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
horst	Laisa	Wetzlar	Manganese, brown iron stone; Margaretha operating points		1878 (before)
Coal mountain I	Frohnhausen	Wetzlar	Manganese, brown iron stone		1878 (before)
Coal mountain II	Frohnhausen	Wetzlar	Manganese, brown iron stone		1878 (before)
Laisa	Laisa	Wetzlar	Manganese, brown iron stone		1878 (before)
Mary IV	Laisa	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on March 15, 1869		1867-06-20
Middle head	Frohnhausen	Wetzlar	Fallen outdoors in 1773		1773 (before)
New Schlehbusch V	Frohnhausen	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese; awarded on January 14, 1969		1867-09-01
Segelsberg	Berghofen	Wetzlar	Brown iron stone		1878 (before)
Soap	Frohnhausen	Wetzlar	lead		1773 (before)
Goat Mountain II	Frohnhausen	Wetzlar	Manganese, brown iron stone		1878 (before)

Biedenkopf

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Consolidated pits	Wallau	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese		1878 (before)
Consolidated mine field	Weifenbach	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese		1878 (before)
Iron head	Biedenkopf	Wetzlar	Enfeoffment on December 17, 1868 on Eisenstein		1867-03-18
Elizabeth II	Engelbach	Wetzlar	Copper; Walled up tunnel mouth hole on the western edge of the village	50 ° 55 ′ 25 ″ N, 8 ° 36 ′ 6 ″ E	1563	1883
Ernst August	Wallau	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese		1878 (before)
Friedrichszeche	Engelbach	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on December 17, 1868		1867-03-15
Hangelberg	Breidenstein	Wetzlar	Lead, antimony , copper	50 ° 54 ′ 38 "N, 8 ° 25 ′ 49" E
Hassenroth	Engelbach	Wetzlar	Roteisenstein; Opencast mining; 500 m long tunnel; from 1964 drinking water production	50 ° 56 ′ 6 ″ N, 8 ° 34 ′ 9 ″ E	1848	1948
Ludwig	Breidenstein	Wetzlar	Iron, manganese		1878 (before)
Ludwig	Dexbach	Wetzlar	Copper; two studs and several; up to 40 m long crosscuts; Shaft to the upper gallery; two overcuts between the upper and lower tunnels, as well as a 14 m deep die	50 ° 55 ′ 54 "N, 8 ° 35 ′ 20" E	1654	1918 (after)
Sellnbach	Breidenstein	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on April 13, 1869;		1867-07-23

Breidenbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Borbach	Kleingladenbach	Wetzlar	Iron, sulfur, zinc; awarded on December 15, 1869		1869-09-20
Boxbach	Wiesenbach	Wetzlar	Copper; New awards: 1830, 1866; Machine shaft with a depth of 43 m; Edward Shaft with a depth of 170 m; up to 180 employees (in the 18th century)	50 ° 53 ′ 1 ″ N, 8 ° 23 ′ 29 ″ E	1693	1919
Hellerberg	Oberdieten	Wetzlar	copper		1878 (um)
Rockelthal	Achenbach	Wetzlar	copper		1567	1742

Dautphetal

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Albion	Damshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on December 18, 1868		1868-11-20
Amalie	Mornshausen	Wetzlar	Copper; Pale ores		1878 (um)
Cinderella	Sinkershausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on January 24, 1869		1867-03-18
Carl hope	Herzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; Grubenfeld awarded on April 7, 1870		1866-03-14
Iron chews	Holzhausen	Wetzlar	iron			1871
Friedrich II	Eckelshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on January 23, 1869		1867-01-28
Germania	Damshausen / Elmshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on December 18, 1868		1868-10-26
Lucky star	Holzhausen	Wetzlar	copper		1878 (before)
Golden Kaute II	Holzhausen	Wetzlar	Tunnels, shafts		1800	1830 (approx.)
Happel	Holzhausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on December 30, 1869		1867-03-13
Helene Louise	Dautphe	Wetzlar	copper		1878 (um)
Knottenberg	Mornshausen	Wetzlar	Copper; Pale ores		1878 (um)
Lahnhecke	Silberg	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on June 2, 1869		1861-05-02
Langenberg	Eckelshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on February 23, 1869		1864-03-13
Lina	Dautphe	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on June 21, 1869		1866-04-26
Louis	Hommertshausen	Wetzlar	copper			1870 (before)
Minnafund	Herzhausen	Wetzlar	Nickel; awarded on May 5, 1869		1866-04-15
nightingale	Mornshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on October 8, 1869		1869-02-19
New North Star	Damshausen	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on December 17, 1868		1867-04-01
Paul II	Herzhausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on October 1, 1869		1866-04-15
Crow	Katzenbach	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on June 21, 1869		1869-04-14
Rennberg	Damshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on December 18, 1868		1868-03-03
Runkel	Eckelshausen / Dautphe / Biedenkopf	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on June 21, 1869		1869-04-08
Scheer	Herzhausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on June 14, 1869		1866-03-11
Schwarzenstein	Silberg	Wetzlar	copper		1742	1870 (before)
zigzag	Dautphe / Wolfsgruben / Eckelshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on June 21, 1869		1869-04-08
Goat mountain	Herzhausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded November 22, 1868; extended on July 22, 1870		1868-11-22

Gladenbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	class = "unsortable" style = "width: 8%" | image
Alberg	Runzhausen	Diez	Iron; awarded on July 30, 1869		1859-10-22
Bellnshausen	Bellnshausen	Diez	Iron; awarded on July 30, 1869		1859-10-10
Bertha	Gladenbach	Wetzlar	Copper, pale ores		1878 (um)
Blankenstein	Kehlnbach	Wetzlar	nickel		1878 (before)
Erin	Gladenbach	Wetzlar	slate	50 ° 46 ′ 19 ″ N, 8 ° 34 ′ 46 ″ E	1317	1950 (after)
Pale ore	Bellnhausen  ?	Wetzlar	nickel		1878 (before)
Germers hedge	Bellnhausen	Wetzlar	nickel		1840 (um)
Golden chew	Weidenhausen	Wetzlar	Copper, lead, Schwerspath		1875 (before)
Hedwig	Gladenbach	Wetzlar	Copper, pale ores		1878 (um)
Holzenbach	Bellnhausen	Wetzlar	nickel		1840 (um)
Hut side	Rachelshausen	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on August 4, 1854; extended on December 27th, 1869		1854-08-04
Koenigsberg	Weidenhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on November 8, 1869		1867-01-30
Königsberg II	Weidenhausen	Wetzlar	Copper, lead; awarded on November 8, 1869		1869-02-19
Hut side	Rachelshausen	Wetzlar	Copper, galena		1878 (um)
Latona	Bellnhausen?	Wetzlar	nickel		1878 (before)
Ludwig Hope II	Bellnhausen	Wetzlar	Nickel (content up to 3.5%); 3.5 km north of Gladenbach; possibly since 1697 dismantling; Dismantling 1845–1867; 2 studs; Die with a depth of 20 m; up to 200 employees	50 ° 47 ′ 41 "N, 8 ° 34 ′ 40" E	1845	1931
Malwine	Runzhausen	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on December 29, 1869; at the Alberg		1866-01-04
Marienthal	Sinkershausen	Wetzlar	Copper, nickel; awarded on May 20, 1870		1869-09-27
Morgenroth I	Ridge brook	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on July 29, 1870		1866-09-18
New Sweden	Weidenhausen	Wetzlar	Brauneisenstein, which was fused in the Justushütte in Weidenhausen		1860 (um)
Nickel ore	Bellnhausen?	Wetzlar	nickel		1878 (before)
Ritschthal	Rachelshausen	Wetzlar	Copper, lead; awarded May 18, 1835; extended on December 29th, 1869		1835-05-18
Strasbourg	Sinkershausen	Wetzlar	Copper, nickel; awarded on May 21, 1870		1869-10-07
United iron stone pits	Bellnhausen?	Wetzlar	Magnetic iron ore; in the Eisenkaute district		1878 (before)
Hope	Rachelshausen	Wetzlar	Copper; awarded on December 29, 1869		1867-03-25
William III	Bellnhausen?	Wetzlar	nickel		1878 (before)

Hatzfeld

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Buchholz	Eifa	Wetzlar	Manganese, iron		1878 (um)
Angel child	Hatzfeld	Wetzlar	Enfeoff on December 17, 1868 on pebbles		1867-08-28
Coal mountain	Eifa	Wetzlar	Manganese, iron		1878 (um)

Steffenberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
August blessing	Quotshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on January 22, 1869		1867-08-29
Catharina	Niedereisenhausen	Wetzlar	copper		1878 (um)
Lohfeld	Quotshausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on November 25, 1862; an application for an extension of 9.9.1867 was approved on 22.1.1869		1862-11-25
Ludwig's blessing II	Niedereisenhausen	Wetzlar	copper		1878 (um)
New	Niedereisenhausen	Wetzlar	copper		1878 (um)

Siegen-Wittgenstein

Bad Laasphe

Surname	District	Mountain area	Beginning	The End	Depth	Remarks	location	image
Alexander Carl	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen
Alexander hope	Hesselbach	Bergamt Siegen	1770 (um)			Silver, lead (red mineral ore mining); Tunnel with a length of approx. 250 m; to Gonderbach	location
Amalia	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen	1830 (before)	1931
Amalie	Hesselbach	Bergamt Siegen
Poor man	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen					location
Mountain cottage	Hesselbach / Wiesenbach	Wetzlar	1878 (um)			Galena, copper; Tunnel in the area of ​​North Rhine-Westphalia; Stollenhalde on Hessian territory	location
Frederick hope	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen	1750 (um)			Copper; to Gonderbach
Glücksborn	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen
Gonderbach	Banfe / Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen	1350	1939	100 m	Silver, lead, copper; formerly Friedrich's hope ; in the Gonderbachtal on the southern slope of the Laykopf near foot at about 470 m above sea level; Civil engineering from August 12, 1854; 1820 Pariser and Tiefer Stollen, a little later Amalienstollen; 1864 Alexanderschacht (100 m); 1909 Ludwigstollen; up to 78 staff members; Ludwigstollen has been used for drinking water production since 2016	location Location location location
God's blessing	Hesselbach	Bergamt Siegen				obviously several tunnels	location
Hangelsbach	Bad Laasphe	Bergamt Siegen
Heinrichsegen	Hesselbach	Bergamt Siegen
Hermione	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen				near satisfaction
Caroline luck	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen					location
Kyael wire	Fischelbach?	Bergamt Siegen	1575			Iron; Harpid, near the inn
Löwertsgrube	Bad Laasphe	Bergamt Siegen	1800 (um)
Powerful	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen		1861		Lead, silver, copper; at the Eichert	location
Morning star	Hesselbach	Bergamt Siegen				Galena
Mill light	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen				Copper, lead; in the mill light
New mill light	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen		1884		Copper, lead; also called Neu-Mühlhelle ; Stollen in the Mühlhelle	location
Salnbach	Bad Laasphe	Bergamt Siegen
satisfaction	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen				near Hermione
confidence	Fischelbach	Bergamt Siegen		1863		Lead; at the Ziegenrain	location

Burbach

The Hickgrund drains into the dill , so the pits in the Hickgrund are included, at least in this list. The responsible mountain area was the Burbach mountain area .

Surname	District	Mountain area	Beginning	The End	Depth	Remarks	location	image
Anna V	Holzhausen	Burbach				Iron; Pit field north of Holzhausen
Carl VI	Holzhausen	Burbach				Iron; Pit field north of Holzhausen
Christianszeche	Holzhausen	Burbach				lead
corona	Holzhausen	Burbach				Lead?
Fortuna	Niederdresselnorf	Burbach	1802 (before)	1806 (at least)		Lead, silver
Deer fork	Niederdresselnorf	Burbach	1784	1785		Lead, silver
Ida	Oberdresselnorf	Burbach	1865 (before)
Johann V	Holzhausen	Burbach				Iron; Pit field north of Holzhausen
Johannesgrube	Niederdresselnorf	Burbach				Lead; south of Niederdresselnorf
Kissingen	Lützeln	Burbach				Iron; Pit field south of Lützeln
Pauline luck	Holzhausen	Burbach				Lead, zinc
Philipps luck	Lützeln	Burbach				Iron; Pit field north of Lützeln
stone	Lützeln	Burbach				Iron; Pit field north of Lützeln
Tubalkain	Oberdresselnorf	Burbach	1865 (before)
Winter hope	Niederdresselnorf	Burbach				Lead; south of Niederdresselnorf

Coal mines

Unless otherwise noted, the following list refers to lignite mines .

All lignite mines in the Westerwald can be found together in a list:

→ Main article : List of lignite mines in the Westerwald

Lahn-Dill district

Breitscheid

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
At the Breidscheider sticks	Breitscheid	Dillenburg			1595
Beer grove	Gusternhain	Wetzlar	Poor quality coal, therefore only briefly degraded		1866	1867
Elfi	Cough grove	Dillenburg	?
Fortuna	Rabenscheid	Dillenburg			1868	1881
Franz luck	Gusternhain	Dillenburg			1876	1878
Spring IV	Rodenroth	Wetzlar			1866	1867
Gails pits	Breitscheid	Dillenburg	Stollen; Pit field on Breitscheid district, union with Trieschberg (same seam); formerly English pit ; Gails pits since November 1, 1889		18th century
Hercules I	Odersberg	Dillenburg			1875	1898
Coal blessing	Breitscheid	Dillenburg	near Gusternhain Should be integrated as a geotope in the Westerwald-Lahn-Taunus Geopark .		1850 (um)
Ludwig Haas I.	Breitscheid	Dillenburg	Division of the field into Haas I (shaft) and Haas II (Hasenstollen); Operating times: 1749–1768,? -1924/25	50 ° 41 '35.9 "  N , 8 ° 9' 34.7"  E	1749	1924/25
Ludwig Haas II	Breitscheid	Dillenburg	Division of the field into Haas I (shaft) and Haas II (Hasenstollen); Operating times: 1749–1768,? -1924/25; Hasenstollen was embedded in the water supply of Haiger, and later also Langenaubach	50 ° 41 '18.9 "  N , 8 ° 9' 13.3"  E	1749	1924/25
Mexico II	Erdbach	Dillenburg			1873
New Mexico	Erdbach	Dillenburg			1873
New Mexico I	Erdbach	Dillenburg			1873
Phoenix-Glückauf	Breitscheid	Dillenburg	formerly called Ludwig's Confidence ; on the western outskirts of Breitscheid; Operator: from 1900 Westerwald clay industry in Breitscheid (under the name Phönix-Glückauf )	50 ° 41 '6.8 "  N , 8 ° 10' 51.9"  E	1762	1953
Samson I	Odersberg	Dillenburg			1875	1898
Welfare	Breitscheid	Dillenburg	near Gusternhain; not to be confused with the Wohlfahrt clay pit near Allendorf		1867 (before)
Zeiler's confidence	Breitscheid	Dillenburg	south of Langenaubach , direction Medenbach	50 ° 42 ′ 11.5 "  N , 8 ° 11 ′ 1.5"  E	1832 (after)	1901

Driedorf

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Alma	Roth	Dillenburg			1857	1875
Old	Driedorf	Wetzlar	Brown coal; awarded on December 27, 1869 to Heistern		1867-07-01
Courtyard	Driedorf	Dillenburg			1878	1879
Serious luck	Driedorf	Dillenburg			1873	1875
Ferdinand's luck	Roth	Dillenburg			1873
Ferdinand's luck II	Roth	Dillenburg			1873
Germania I-VIII	Mademühlen / Münchhausen	Dillenburg			1874	1909
Heister	Driedorf	Dillenburg	in the heisters; Consolidation		1867 (before)
Hermann	Driedorf	Dillenburg			1881
Hermann's luck	Driedorf	Dillenburg			1873	1875
hope	Roth	Wetzlar	Brown coal; awarded on April 14, 1848; extended on December 27th, 1869		1848-04-14
Johanna's luck	Driedorf	Dillenburg			1873	1875
Petersglück I	Driedorf	Dillenburg			1873	1875
Petersglück III	Driedorf	Dillenburg			1873	1875
ULK	Driedorf	Dillenburg			1870
Unexpectedly I-II	Roth	Dillenburg			1873	1875
Association I	Driedorf	Dillenburg			1876	1879

Haiger

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Marianne	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	a tunnel, probably later also a shaft; also written Mariane		1804	1945
Trieschberg	Langenaubach	Dillenburg	Grubenfeld on Breitscheider landmarks; The tunnel entrance at Langenaubach near the Hohebühl quarry at approx. 493 m above sea level; from November 1, 1889 to Gailsgruben	50 ° 41 '51.9 "  N , 8 ° 10' 30.2"  E	1837-11-11	1889

Herborn

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Schenkenhain	Schönbach	Dillenburg			1859	1890

Limburg-Weilburg district

Beselich

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Brook	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Grubenfeld awarded on March 10, 1870		1867-08-23
inspector	Heckholzhausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Stonecutters	Obertiefenbach	Weilburg	Pit field

Dornburg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Hour	Langendernbach	Diez	Brown coal; awarded on September 8, 1969		1867-04-01

Waldbrunn

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Birch field	Hintermeilingen	Weilburg	Iron; Consolidated January 21, 1860; extended on 01/14/1870		1860-01-21
Cecilia	Lahr	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on December 7, 1849; extended on 11/24/1869		1849-12-07
unit	Lahr	Weilburg	Copper, lead; awarded on September 8, 1863; extended on 11/24/1869		1863-09-08
Florus	Lahr	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on October 29, 1860; extended on 11/30/1869		1860-10-29
hillside	Lahr	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on June 4, 1849; extended on 11/24/1869		1849-06-04
Josephszeche	Lahr	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 4, 1845; extended on 11/29/1869		1845-09-04
Lahr	Lahr	Weilburg	at Lahr ; Standstill 1917 - 1.12.1946; 150 employees		1850	1949
Moritz	Lahr	Weilburg	Manganese, iron; awarded on January 6, 1862; extended on 11/30/1869		1862-01-06
Neufeld	Hintermeilingen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on March 30, 1867; extended on 01/14/1870		1867-03-30
Pilsberg	Lahr	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on April 7, 1858; extended on 11/30/1869		1858-04-07	1861
Rochus	Lahr	Weilburg	Manganese; awarded on September 5, 1860; extended on 11/30/1869		1860-09-05
Unterheide	Lahr	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on August 29, 1849; extended on December 1st, 1869		1849-08-29
Desire	Lahr	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on October 7, 1853; extended on December 1st, 1869		1853-10-07

Siegen-Wittgenstein

Burbach

The Hickgrund drains into the dill , so the pits in the Hickgrund are included, at least in this list. The responsible mountain area was the Burbach mountain area .

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Concordia	Niederdresselnorf	Burbach	stollen		1841	1857

Use this list offline

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See also

• Map with all coordinates
• Lahn-Dill area
• Dillenburg mountain area
• List of mines in the Siegerland
• List of lignite mines in the Westerwald
• List of mines in the Vogelsberg
• List of mines in the Eifel
• List of mines in the Taunus

literature

• Rolf Georg, Rainer Haus, Karsten Porezag (eds.): Eisenerzbergbau in Hessen , 1986, ISBN 978-3-925619-01-4 .
• Ernst Frohwein: Description of the Dillenburg mountain area , Bonn 1885. Digital copy , accessed on May 31, 2017.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em en eo ep eq er es et eu ev ew ex ey ez fa fb fc fd fe} Wilhelm Riemann: Description of the Wetzlar mountain area . Adolphus Marcus, Bonn 1878, p. 147 .
2. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb} Karsten Porezag: "... noble courses at Kupffer Ertz show themselves in abundance ..." - table of contents
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em en eo ep eq er es et eu ev ew ex ey ez fa fb fc fd fe ff fg fh fi fj fk fl fm fn fo fp fq fr fs ft fu fv fw fx fy fz ga gb gc gd ge gf gg gh gi gj gk gl gm gn go gp gq gr gs gt gu gv gw gx gy gz ha hb hc hd he hf hg hh hi hj hk hl hm hn ho hp hq hr hs ht hu hv hw hx hy hz ia ib ic id ie if ig ih ii} Situation ^{map of} the pit fields around Haiger, Dillenburg, Nanzenbach, Oberscheld and Hartenrod
4. ↑ ^{a b} Justushütte at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
5. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em en eo ep eq er es et eu ev ew ex ey ez fa fb fc fd fe ff} Official Journal of the Royal Government of Wiesbaden . Buchdruckerei W. Friedrich, Wiesbaden 1870 ( mdz-nbn-resolving.de ).
6. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t} Grube Eisenfeld
7. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i} Georg, Haus, Porezag
8. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Klöserweide mine
9. ^ Grube Anna - Stadt Braunfels , accessed on April 9, 2015.
10. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds} Evaluation of topographic maps from the years 1889 to 1955 with the sheet numbers: 5115 Ewersbach, 5116 Eibelshausen, 5212 Wissen, 5215 Dillenburg, 5216 Oberscheld, 5312 Hachenburg, 5313 Marienberg, 5314 Rennerod, 5315 Herborn, 5316 Ballersbach, 5317 Rodheim-Bieber, 5413 Westerburg, 5414 Mengerskirchen, 5415 Merenberg, 5416 Braunfels, 5417 Wetzlar, 5515 Weilburg, 5516 Weilmünster. Digital copies from Brigham Young University, USA.
11. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax} iron and management ore mining in the Taunus
12. ↑ ^{a b} Anna mine
13. ↑ ^{a b c d} ore mines on the Lindelbachbahn
14. ↑ Grube Anna on https://www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de/
15. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj} Rolf Georg, Rainer Haus, Karsten Porezag: Eisenerzbergbau in Hessen. Historical photo documents with explanations. 1870-1983. Ed .: Friends of Fortuna Visitor Mine. Self-published by the Fortuna Visitor Mine , Wetzlar 1985, ISBN 3-925619-00-3 .
16. ↑ ^{a b} Bohnenberg mine
17. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y} The iron ore mines of the Lahnmulde . In: Gustav Einecke (ed.): The mining and smelting operations in the Lahn and Dill area and in Upper Hesse: an economic history on behalf of the Mining and Hüttenmännischer Verein zu Wetzlar . Mountain u. Metallurgy Association of Wetzlar, Wetzlar 1932.
18. ^ C. König: Grube Eisenfeld , accessed on April 12, 2015.
19. ↑ Eisenfeld mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
20. ↑ ^{a b c} Florentine Pit
21. ↑ ^{a b c d} Map of Braunfels
22. ^ Grube Fortuna (Eisenfeld) - City of Braunfels , accessed on April 8, 2015.
23. ↑ Bonbaden residents discover their home
24. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv} Gustav Einecke: The iron ore mining and the ironworks on the Lahn, Dill and in the neighboring districts - a representation of their economic development and current situation . In: Communications from the Society for Economic Education . Publishing house by Gustav Fischer, Jena 1907 ( uni-koeln.de ).
25. ^ Grube Gutglück - City of Braunfels , accessed on April 8, 2015.
26. ↑ ^{a b c} Iron ore mining in Braunfels - Lindelbachbahn in Tiefenbach
27. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Dickeloh pit
28. ↑ ^{a b} Grube Ottilie - Stadt Braunfels , accessed on April 8, 2015.
29. ↑ Georg, Haus, Porezag. P. 156 ff.
30. ↑ pit Quäk - Town Braunfels , accessed on April 8, 2015.
31. ^ Wrangel Pit - City of Braunfels , accessed April 8, 2015.
32. ^ Grube Würgengel - City of Braunfels , accessed on April 8, 2015.
33. ↑ Grube Würgengel
34. ↑ Grube Würgengel at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
35. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em en eo ep eq er es et eu ev ew ex ey ez fa fb fc fd fe ff fg fh fi fj fk fl fm fn fo fp fq fr fs ft fu fv fw fx fy fz ga gb gc gd ge gf gg gh gi gj gk gl gm gn go gp gq gr gs gt gu gv gw gx gy gz ha hb hc hd he} Documents of the Hessian main state archive
36. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au} Dillenburgische intelligence - News of the year 1773
37. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd} Johann Philipp Becher: Mineralogical description of the Orange-Nassau region: together with a history of ^{Siegen's iron and steel industry} . 1789.
38. ↑ ^{a b} Dillenburg overview, 3042
39. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} Situation plan for the requested field expansion for the iron stone mine Neupreussen near Schönbach, Herborn office
40. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em en eo ep eq er es et eu ev ew ex ey ez fa fb fc fd fe ff fg fh fi fj fk fl fm fn fo fp fq fr fs ft fu fv fw fx fy fz ga gb gc gd ge gf gg gh gi gj gk gl gm gn go gp gq gr gs gt gu gv gw gx gy gz ha hb hc hd he hf hg hh hi hj hk hl hm hn ho hp hq hr hs ht hu hv hw hx hy hz ia ib ic id ie if ig ih ii ij ik il im in io ip iq ir is it iu iv iw ix iy iz ja jb jc jd je jf jg jh ji jj jk jl jm jn jo jp jq jr js jt ju jv jw jx jy jz ka kb kc kd ke kf kg kh ki kj kk kl km kn ko kp kq kr ks kt ku kv kw kx ky kz la lb lc ld le lf lg lh li lj lk ll lm ln lo lp lq lr ls lt lu lv lw lx ly lz ma mb mc m d me mf mg mh mi mj mk ml mm mn mo mp mq mr ms mt mu mv mw mx my mz na nb nc nd ne nf ng nh ni nj nk nl nm nn no np nq nr ns nt nu nv nw nx ny nz oa ob oc od oe of og oh oi oj ok ol om on oo op oq or os ot ou ov ow ox oy oz pa pb pc pd pe pf pg ph pi pj pk pl pm pn po pp pq pr ps pt pu pv pw px py pz qa qb qc qd qe qf qg qh qi qj qk ql qm qn qo qp qq qr qs qt qu qv qw qx qy qz ra rb rc rd re rf rg rh ri rj rk rl rm rn ro rp rq rr rs rt ru rv rw rx ry rz sa sb sc sd se sf sg sh si sj sk sl sm sn so sp sq sr ss st su sv sw sx sy sz ta tb tc td te tf tg th ti tj tk tl tm tn to tp tq tr ts tt tu tv tw tx ty tz ua ub uc ud ue uf ug uh ui uj uk ul um un uo up uq ur us ut uu uv uw ux uy uz va vb vc vd ve vf vg vh vi vj vk vl vm vn vo vp vq vr vs vt vu vv vw vx vy vz wa wb wc wd we wf wg wh wi wj wk wl wm wn wo wp wq wr ws wt wu wv ww wx wy wz xa xb xc xd xe xf xg xh xi xj xk xl xm xn xo xp xq xr xs xt xu xv xw xx xy xz ya yb yc yd ye yf yg yh yi yj yk yl ym yn yo yp yq yr ys yt yu yv yw yx yy yz za example zc zd ze zf zg zh zi zj zk zl zm zn zo zp zq zr zs zt to zv zw zx zy zz aaa aab aac aad aae AAF aag aah aai aaj AAK aal aam aan supra aap aaq aar aas aat aau aav AAW aax aay aaz aba fig abc abd abe abf ABG dependent abi abj dec abl ABM abn abo spp abq abr abs abt abu abv abw abx aby abz aca acb acc acd ace acf acg ach aci acj ack acl acm acn aco acp acq acr acs act acu acv acw acx acy acz ada adb adc add ade adf adg adh adi adj adk adl adm adn ado adp adq adr ads adt adu adv adw adx ady adz aea aeb aec aed aee aef aeg aeh aei aej aek ael aem aen aeo aep aeq aer aes aet aeu aev aew aex aey aez afa afb afc afd afe aff afg afh afi afj afk afl afm afn afo afp afq afr afs aft afu afv afw afx afy afz aga agb agc agd age agf agg agh agi agj agk agl agm agn ago agp agq agr AGS AGT agu AGV agw agx agy agz aha ahb ahc ahd vicinity AHF ahg ahh AHI ahj AHK ahl AHM ahn aho ahp ahq Ahr ahs AHT ahu AHV ahw ahx ahy AHZ aia aib aic aid aie aif AIG aih aii aij aik ail aim ain aio aip aiq air ais ait aiu ai v aiw aix aiy aiz AJA AJB AJC ajd AJE AjF AJG ajh aji ajj ajk ajl ajm ajn ajo ajp AJQ ajr AJS AJT AJU AJV ajw ajx ajy ajz aka akb AKC akd ake AKF AKG AKH aki akj AKK akl AKM akn ako ACP akq AKR aks act aku akv akw AKX aky akz ala alb alc ald ale alf alg alh ali alj alk all alm aln alo alp alq alr as old alu alv alw alx aly alz ama amb amc amd ame amf amg amh ami amj amk aml amm amn amo amp amq amr ams amt amu amv amw amx amy amz ana Anb anc and ane anf ang anh ani anj ank anl anm ann ano anp anq anr ans ant anu anv anw anx any anz aoa aob aoc aod aoe aof aog aoh aoi aoj aok aol aom aon aoo aop AOQ aor aos aot aou aov aow aox aoy aoz apa APB apc apd ape APF apg aph api apj apk apl apm apn apo app apq apr aps apt APU APV apw apx apy apz aqa AQB AQC aqd aqe AQF aqg aqh aqi AQJ AQk 'aql aqm aqn AQo aqp aqq AQR aqs aqt aqu AQV aqw AQX AQY AQZ ara arb arc ard are arf arg ArH ari ARJ ark arl arm arn aro arp arq arr ars art aru arv arw arx ary ARZ ASA ASB ASC asd ase asf ASG ash asi asj ask as l asm asn aso asp asq asr ass ast asu asv asw asx asy asz ata atb atc atd ate atf atg ath ati atj atk atl atm atn ato atp atq atr ats att atu atv atw atx aty atz aua aub also aud aue on aug auh aui auj auk aul aum aun auo aup auq aur from aut auu auv auw aux auy auz ava avb avc avd ave avf avg avh avi avj avk avl avm avn avo avp avq avr avs avt avu avv avw avx avy avz awa awb awc awd awe awf awg awh awi awj awk awl awm awn awo awp awq awr aws awt awu awv aww awx awy awz axa axb axc axd ax axf axg axh axi axj axk axl axm} Documents of the Hessian ^Central State Archives
41. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw} Ernst Frohwein: Description of the Dillenburg mountain area . Bonn 1885.
42. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n} Heimat- und Verkehrsverein Diezthölztal - Former mines. Retrieved June 1, 2017 . 
43. ^ ^{A b} Dillenburg Intelligence News of the year 1782
44. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw} Official Gazette of the government in Wiesbaden, 1869
45. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j} F. Odernheimer: The mining and steel industry in the Duchy of Nassau: statist. News, geognost., Mineralog. u. techn. Descriptions d. Deposits of usable minerals, d. Mining u. Ironworks . tape 1 . CW Kreidels, Wiesbaden 1867.
46. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l} Official Journal of the Royal Government of Wiesbaden . Buchdruckerei W. Friedrich, Wiesbaden 1869 ( mdz-nbn-resolving.de ).
47. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m} Dillenburg intelligence news of the year 1773
48. ↑ Ernst Frohwein - in "Journal of the German Geological Society"
49. ↑ On the running stone ( Memento of the original from August 15, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
50. ↑ Pit "Running Stone"
51. ↑ Pit Running Stone
52. ↑ Grube Laufender Stein at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
53. ^ Dillenburg Intelligence News of the year 1779
54. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o} VDI-Z: Journal for Development, Construction, Production, Volume 19, 1875
55. ^ Nassauische Annalen: Jahrbuch des Verein für Nassauische Altertumskunde und Geschichtsforschung, Volume 109, Verlag des Verein für Nassauische Altertumskunde und Geschichtsforschung, 1998
56. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w} Haiger Historical Working Group and his Space eV: Haigerer Geschichtsblätter: Issue 51 . Haiger May 2008.
57. ↑ ^{a b c d} Annastollen
58. ↑ Beilstein mine
59. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h} Ludwig Wilhelm Cramer: Geognostic fragments of Dillenburg and the surrounding area . Giessen 1827, p. 118 .
60. ↑ Schoenberg mine, Lahn-Dill district. Historical local dictionary for Hessen. In: Landesgeschichtliches Informationssystem Hessen (LAGIS).
61. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Mining in the Schelderwald
62. ↑ ^{a b} Dillenburg Intelligence News of the year 1780
63. ↑ ^{a b} Map of the Dillenburg Office, Hessisches Staatsarchiv Wiesbaden
64. ↑ ^{a b} J. D. Engels: About the mining of the elderly in the countries of the Rhine, the Lahn and the victory . Verlagbuchhandlung Jordan, Siegen 1808, p. 64 .
65. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw} F. Odernheimer: The mining and metallurgical industry in the Duchy of Nassau , Volume 1, Wiesbaden 1865
66. ^ History of the Isabellenhütte Heusler KG
67. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i} Fridolin Sandberger: Overview of the geological conditions of the Duchy of Nassau , Publisher: Chr. W. Kreidel, Wiesbaden, 1847
68. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} pits and mines in Siegerland, Westerwald, Lahn-Dill-Kreis and Taunus
69. ↑ Neuer Muth pit
70. ↑ Grube Neuer muth at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
71. ↑ Ostschacht mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
72. ↑ Stilling mine
73. ↑ Stilling mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
74. ^ Dillenburg Intelligence News of the year 1775
75. ↑ ^{a b} Auguststollen and Burgerstollen at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
76. ↑ Stories from the Schelder Forest
77. ↑ Falkenstein mine
78. ↑ Handstein Pit
79. ^ Official Journal of the Government in Wiesbaden (1872); Page with digitized content
80. ↑ Rinkenbach mine
81. ↑ Glückauf - Berg- und Hüttenmännnische Zeitung, No. 26, Volume 63, from June 25, 1927
82. ^ Museum messenger Dillenburg, 2013
83. ^ West shaft pit
84. ↑ Ypsilanta mine
85. ↑ Ypsilanta mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
86. ↑ Situation plan of the Eisensteinmutung Deuster I and II near Driedorf
87. ↑ Heinrichsegen mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
88. ↑ Georgsstollen at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
89. ↑ Amalie mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
90. ↑ Batzbach slate mine
91. ↑ ^{a b c d} Grube Gottesgabe on www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
92. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw} Wilhelm Riemann: Description of the mountain district Wetzlar . Adolph Marcus, 1878, p. 115 .
93. ↑ Drinking water extraction Eschenburg ( Memento of the original from August 21, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
94. ↑ Wolfsschlucht pit
95. ↑ Grube Emma, ​​Lahn-Dill-Kreis. Historical local dictionary for Hessen. (As of July 11, 2011). In: Landesgeschichtliches Informationssystem Hessen (LAGIS).
96. ↑ File Eisensteingrube Alkershain in the Hessian State Archives
97. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Karl Müller: Sechshelden: History of Sechshelden - for the 200th anniversary of the Protestant Church . Ed .: Church council of the Protestant community in Sechshelden. Sechshelden 2005.
98. ↑ ^{a b} Historical working group Haiger and his space registered association: Haigerer Geschichtsblätter: Bergmannsarbeit und Bergmannsleben on the United Constanze Langenaubach mine . Haiger February 2013.
99. ^ ^{A b} Historical working group Haiger and his space registered association: Haigerer Geschichtsblätter: drinking water supply in the city of Haiger. From 1890 to 2010, issue 56 . Haiger November 2010.
100. ^ " All hope" file in the Hessian State Archives
101. ↑ ^{a b} Files Grube Grauborn, Hessisches Staatsarchiv Wiesbaden
102. ↑ ^{a b} Fr. Wenckenbach: Overview of the simple minerals found in Nassau (from the yearbooks of the Nassau Association for Natural History) . Stuttgart 1880, p. 216 .
103. ↑ The natural resources sold - HISTORY Clever entrepreneur secured the mining rights 100 years ago. Retrieved May 17, 2017 . 
104. ^ Christian Daniel Vogel: Description of the Duchy of Nassau . Stuttgart 1843, p. 890 .
105. ↑ Goldbach mine in the Mineralienatlas. Retrieved May 17, 2017 . 
106. ↑ Rodenbach
107. ↑ State Gazette for Hesse 2006
108. ↑ ^{a b} Sangberg mine files, Hessisches Staatsarchiv
109. ↑ Wilhelmseisenzeche files, Hessisches Staatsarchiv
110. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc} files of the main state archive Wiesbaden
111. ↑ Glückauf - Berg- und Hüttenmännische Zeitschrift No. 51 from December 20, 1913
112. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z} Ralf Stahl, hiking guide through the historical mining of the community of Waldgirmes
113. ↑ ^{a b c} geographic archive
114. ↑ Falkenstein mine in the Mineralienatlas
115. ↑ The Morgenstern pit was once one of the most powerful ( memento of the original from August 2, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
116. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} The Dünsberg and the Biebertal , Ed. Dünsberg-Verein Biebertal 1982, ISBN 3-9800654-0-5
117. ↑ Morgenstern mine in the Mineralienatlas
118. ↑ pit Rothläufchen in Mineralienatlas
119. ↑ ^{a b} Burgsolms - development plan Steinstrasse
120. ↑ ^{a b c} Laubach mine
121. ↑ ^{a b c} Richard Beck: Doctrine of the ore deposits . 2nd Edition. Bornträger Brothers, Berlin 1903, p. 758 .
122. ^ Pit willow trunk
123. ↑ Weidenstamm mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
124. ↑ Juno mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
125. ↑ Website of the Förderverein Grube Malapertus e. V., Wetzlar
126. ↑ Malapertus mine at /www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
127. ↑ Hausertorstollen at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
128. ↑ Raab mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
129. ↑ ^{a b c} evening star mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
130. ↑ Grube Abendstern on Buderus .de; Abendstern mine, Gießen district. Historical local dictionary for Hessen. In: Landesgeschichtliches Informationssystem Hessen (LAGIS)., Accessed on April 7, 2015.
131. ^ Mining in the Biebertal
132. ↑ ^{a b} Michael Siebert: Mining in the Biebertal at the foot of the Dünsberg , online (PDF), accessed on April 7, 2015.
133. ↑ Königsberg mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
134. ↑ Königsberg district on mineralienatlas.de, accessed on April 7, 2015.
135. ↑ Mining in the Biebertal at the foot of the Dünsberg , PDF document on homersheimat.de
136. ↑ Alfredschacht on www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
137. ↑ Gießener Braunsteinwerke
138. ↑ Laubach mine in the Mineralienatlas
139. ↑ Laubach mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
140. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em en eo ep eq er es et eu ev ew ex ey ez fa fb fc fd fe ff fg fh fi fj fk fl fm fn fo fp fq fr fs ft fu fv fw fx fy fz ga gb gc gd ge gf gg gh gi gj gk} Extract from the mutation overview map of the mountain area Weilburg
141. ↑ ^{a b c} H. Eck, K. Fischer, G. Herpell, H. Monke, J. Norrenberg, H. Pohlig ;, R. Weegmann, H. Wolle man n .: Decheniana - negotiations of the natural history association of the Prussian Rhineland, Westphalia and the regional district of Osnabrück. 45th year . Ed .: Dr. Ph. Bertkau, secretary of the association. Max Cohen & Sohn, Bonn 1888 ( digitized version ).
142. ↑ Gilshaag mine in the Mineralienatlas
143. ↑ Karl-Heinz-Stollen from the Gilsenhaag mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
144. ↑ Niederstein mine
145. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} overview plan Weilburg, 3219
146. ^ Official Journal of the Royal Government of Wiesbaden . Buchdruckerei W. Friedrich, Wiesbaden 1871 ( bsb-muenchen.de ).
147. ↑ Bergassessor Scheffer, Dortmund: The importance of manganese and manganese iron ores for German industry. In: Glückauf - Berg- und Hüttenmännische magazine . tape 49 , no. 51 , December 20, 1913, pp. 2116 ( polsl.pl [PDF; accessed on May 1, 2020]).
148. ↑ Acquisition and radiological evaluation with NORM
149. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q} Mining in and around Löhnberg-Selters an der Lahn
150. ↑ Files of the roof slate pit Christiansglück in the main state archive in Wiesbaden
151. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Dillhausen - our village in the Westerwald. Retrieved May 11, 2017 . 
152. ↑ ^{a b} Schiefer mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
153. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l} Situation plan over the Bongardtschen iron stone pits in Weilburg an der Lahn
154. ↑ Iron Blessing Pit
155. ↑ ^{a b} The chronological sequence of the history of the Kerkerbach Railway
156. ↑ ^{a b c} Further references . In: Taunus minerals . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
157. ↑ Pit magnet
158. ↑ pit magnet www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
159. ^ Mine Wilhelmine in the Mineralienatlas
160. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o} Weyer and his story ( memento of the original from October 24, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
161. ↑ Old Hope Pit in the Mineral Atlas
162. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u} Grube Alte Hope
163. ↑ Geological Working Group Bad Homburg online
164. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Pit near Langhecke . In: Taunus minerals . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
165. ↑ Grube Alter Mann im Mineralienatlas
166. ↑ ^{a b} Landesarchiv NRW: Andre; Fritz Franz Ludwig, mountain trainee; Exam and Personnel files Volume 1
167. ↑ Land map of the Geoportal Hessen
168. ^ History of Villmar
169. ↑ Langhecke mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
170. ↑ New Iron Blessing Pit
171. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h} Otto-Stollen
172. ↑ All Saints Pit
173. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Peter Ohse: The former iron ore processing of the "Allerheiligen" mine - a monument worth preserving
174. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br} Situation map and field map (Weinbach)
175. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r} Weilburger Gruben. Retrieved May 11, 2017 . 
176. ↑ Buchwald mine
177. ↑ Buchwald mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
178. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Adolph-Erbstollen
179. ^ Guntersau train station
180. ↑ Pit conservation
181. ↑ Grube conservation on www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
182. ↑ Gloria Pit
183. ↑ ^{a b c} OpenStreetMap
184. ^ Lindelbachbahn - Stadt Braunfels , accessed on April 19, 2015
185. ↑ ^{a b c} Overview map of Grubenfelder near Weilburg, Hessisches Staatsarchiv
186. ↑ ^{a b c} Fritz mine
187. ↑ ^{a b} Mehlbach mine (2)
188. ↑ Bangertsheck mine in the Mineralienatlas
189. ↑ ^{a b c} Georg-Joseph mine
190. ↑ ^{a b} Nassauische Neue Presse: Grube Georg-Joseph - Deep down, high up the pit ( Memento from September 28, 2017 in the Internet Archive )
191. ↑ Essershausen
192. ↑ Schottenbach mine
193. ↑ Schottenbach mine in the Mineralienatlas
194. ↑ Graeveneck train station
195. ↑ ^{a b c} Table of contents of the book Dieter Stoppel: Looking for ore: on the history of silver, copper and heavy spar mining in the Biedenkopf-Dillenburg area , Haltern, 1988, ISBN 3-925094-19-9
196. ↑ ^{a b} Hartenrod mine
197. ↑ Reconciliation of nickel ore mines near Bottenhorn and Ludwigshoffnung near Bellnhausen, Biedenkopf district. Expert opinion, reports: Vol. 2
198. ↑ Grube Elisabeth II at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
199. ↑ Hangelberg mine in the Mineralienatlas
200. ↑ Hassenroth mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
201. ↑ pit Ludwig on www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
202. ↑ Grube Boxbach at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
203. ↑ ^{a b} Holzhausen am Hünstein, Marburg-Biedenkopf district. Historical local dictionary for Hessen. In: Landesgeschichtliches Informationssystem Hessen (LAGIS).
204. ↑ Erin mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
205. ↑ ^{a b c} Bellnhausen (Gladenbach), Marburg-Biedenkopf district. Historical local dictionary for Hessen. In: Landesgeschichtliches Informationssystem Hessen (LAGIS).
206. ↑ Ludwig Hope Pit
207. ↑ Ludwigshoffnung II mine at www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
208. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p} pits in the Banfetal
209. ↑ Alexander Hope Pit in the Mineral Atlas
210. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} List of old mining, underground and surface
211. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Gonderbach mine
212. ↑ Berghäuschen mine in the Mineralienatlas
213. ^ Obersteiger Dietrich: Description of the Fürstlich-Wittgensteinschen lead and silver mine in Gonderbach . Ed .: Bergamt Siegen. 1926.
214. ^ Fritz Pasdzierny: The Gonderbach mine . 1938.
215. ↑ Horst Koch: The cut . 1969.
216. ↑ Gonderbach mine in the Mineralienatlas
217. ↑ Grube Gottessegen in the Mineral Atlas
218. ↑ ^{a b} - Minerals of the Siegerland on heupel.hostingkunde.de
219. ↑ Morgenstern mine in the Mineralienatlas
220. ↑ Pit satisfaction in the mineral atlas
221. ^ ^{A b c d} Gerhard Lingenberg: Brown coal in Alt-Breitscheid: The brown coal extraction. Retrieved May 13, 2013 .  
222. ↑ ^{a b} Gerhard Lingenberg: Trieschberghalde brown coal. Retrieved May 24, 2013 . 
223. ^ Yearbooks of the Nassau Association for Natural History . Vintage XXXI and XXXII (1878 and 1879). Julius Niedner, Wiesbaden ( full text archive.org ).
224. ↑ Karl Kessler: Getting the ball rolling. Paths to the Westerwald Geopark. Gesellschaft für Heimatkunde im Westerwald-Verein eV, November 7, 2005, archived from the original on January 10, 2014 ; Retrieved May 26, 2013 . 
225. ↑ ^{a b c} measuring table sheets (official, topographical maps 1: 25000) of the Prussian land record (first record , new record ) and the Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme (1870-1943) and the US Army Map Service , different years, available online from the GeoGREIF system , Part of the Greifswald digital collections of the University of Greifswald , from the card forum of the Deutsche Fotothek and from the Harold B. Lee Library "G 6080 s25 .G4" at Brigham Young University . Sheet numbers of the relevant area: Burbach (3041), Dillenburg (3042), Herborn (3104)
226. ↑ Grube Glückauf-Phoenix. Mineral Atlas, accessed May 24, 2013 . 
227. ↑ Uwe Peters, Zeitzüge eV (ed.): Museum Zeitzüge with visitor and information center in the Geopark Westerwald-Lahn-Taunus . Feasibility study. Time leaps association, Breitscheid 2010 ( full text kulturhochdrei.eu [PDF]).
228. ^ Dillenburg (=  map of the German Empire, 1: 100,000 . Sheet 459). 1911 ( deutschefotothek.de ).
229. ^ Friedrich Carl Medicus: Report on the Nassau art and trade exhibition in Wiesbaden in July and August 1863 . Limbarth, 1865, p. 195–196 ( limited preview in Google Book Search).
230. ↑ CF Zincken : The physiography of brown coal (=  The brown coal and its use . 1st part). Carl Rümpler, Hanover 1867 ( full text in the Google book search).
231. ↑ Karl Selbach: Geological and mining description of the High and Eastern Westerwald . In: The mining and steel industry in the Duchy of Nassau . Final booklet. CW Kreidels, 1867, p. 1–108 ( full text in the Google book search - with a list of lignite mines on pages 69–70).
232. ↑ W. Casselmann : Chemical investigations on the brown coals of the Westerwald . In: Yearbooks of the Nassau Association for Natural History . Ninth issue, section II. Julius Niedner, Wiesbaden 1853, p. 49–81 ( full text in Google Book Search).
233. ↑ Jürgen Reusch: Annual General Meeting 2010. (...) The lignite mining in the Hohen Westerwald. (No longer available online.) Gesellschaft für Heimatkunde im Westerwald - Verein, April 19, 2010, archived from the original on January 10, 2014 ; Retrieved May 13, 2013 .  
234. ↑ Lahr mine
235. ^ The mining operation in the Prussian state in 1852 . In: Rudolf von Carnall, Prussian Ministry for Trade and Industry (Ed.): Journal for the mining, smelting and saltworks in the Prussian state . tape  1 . W. Hertz , 1854, p. 63-118 .
236. ↑ KML file . Retrieved August 18, 2019.
237. ↑ ( page no longer available , search in web archives: GPX file )

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