List of mines in the Sauerland

The list of mines in the Sauerland shows the pits, mines, tunnels and other operating points in the Sauerland that are subject to mining law . The ore mining in the Sauerland was mainly used to mine iron, copper, zinc and lead. In addition, shale , barite , pebbles and, to a lesser extent, coal were extracted.

Hochsauerlandkreis

Arnsberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Build on God	Müschede	Arnsberg	Antimony ore , lead		1890
Bellona	?	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest (Hackemicke); no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Mine	Arnsberg	Arnsberg		location
Mine	Arnsberg	Arnsberg		location
Mine	Uentropic	Arnsberg	Antimony ore	location
Mine in Elfensiepen	Cough	Arnsberg	alum		1863	1885
brotherhood	Wennigloh	Arnsberg	Clay and brown iron		1852
Caroline	Cough	Brilon	Copper, lead, antimony; above Hüsten on the right side of the tube at the smelter		1855 (before)
Caspari colliery	Uentropic	Arnsberg	Copper, lead, antimony, gold, iron; formerly Silberberg ; Newly awarded in 1824/25; 1881 Consolidation of the Caspari I and II fields; At least twelve tunnels (Glückaufstollen, Caspari-Stollen (190 m long), Wilhelm-Stollen, Friedrich-Stollen, Maria-Stollen, Daniel-Stollen (today water extraction), Mittlerer-Schurfstollen, Neuer-Schurfstollen, Revisor-Stollen, Mariahülf- Tunnel, Julius tunnel, northern Schurfstollen, southern Schurfstollen, pond tunnel)	location	1727	1892
Caspari I	Uentropic	Arnsberg	Antimony; Newly awarded in 1824/25; 1881 united with Caspari II to Caspari		1727	1892
Caspari II	Uentropic	Arnsberg	Antimony; 1881 united with Caspari I to Caspari		1861	1892
Elise	Hüsten / Müschede	Arnsberg	Lead; on the Spreiberg		1560
Elise I	Holzen / Hüsten 7 Müschede	Arnsberg	Lead, copper		1660	1900 (approx.)
Eveline	?	Arnsberg	Iron; Grubenfeld in Steinsiepen; no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Fama	?	Arnsberg	Iron; Grubenfeld in Teufelssiepen; no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Ferdinand tunnel	Wood	Arnsberg	Barite ; Tunnel on the Estenberg; Memorandum 1780?		1910	1939 (at least)
freedom	Wennigloh	Arnsberg	Clay and brown iron
Friedericke	Low bucket	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest; no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
equality	Wennigloh	Arnsberg	Clay and brown iron
Hellmuth	Low bucket	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest; no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Iphigenia	?	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest; no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
John	Low bucket	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest (Wannetal); no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Josephus	Low bucket	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest (Wannetal); no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Cleopatre	?	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest; no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Minna	Low bucket	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest (Wannetal); no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Otto	Low bucket	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest; no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Rhodopis	Low bucket	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest; no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Venus	?	Arnsberg	Iron; Pit field in the Arnsberg Forest (Hackemicke); no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12
Water solution tunnel	Low bucket	Arnsberg		location

Bestwig

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Alexander	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Lead and zinc ores; western part of the field: Upper, Middle, Theodor and deep Gustav tunnels; Eastern part of the field on the western slope of the Bastenberg: daily routes I to IV, Christinen, Glückbeginner, Ferdinand, Julius, Caesar, Ottilien and Van den Straaten tunnels; Machine shaft with a depth of 108 m	location		1937
Alexanderstollen	Ostwig	Brilon	Lead; Experimental mining	location	19th century
Aline	Ramsbeck	Brilon	lead		1855 (before)
Aurora	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Lead; at the stump head; to Dornberg-Aurora		1561
Bastenberg	Ramsbeck	Brilon	lead		1518	1817 (min.)
Mine	Ramsbeck	Brilon		location
Mine	Ramsbeck	Brilon		location
Mine	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Iron ore	location
Mine	Ramsbeck	Brilon	lead	location
Carl	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Copper; to Bastenberg		1572
Dörnberg	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Lead, silver; at Dörnberg		1855 (before)
Dörnberg-Aurora	Dörnberg	Brilon	Lead, also silver and copper; Ramsbeck Union; formerly the Klingelborn mine ; most recently the Dörnberg-Aurora joint mine ; former access to the Dörnberg mine via Willibaldstollen IV; Tunnel systems: Heinrich, Carl, Willibald I to IV, Obere Stüpel, Untere Stüpel, Ludwig tunnels; Aurora mine: daily route, Obere, Wilhelm, Von der Heydt, Pipin and Titus tunnels, as well as machine shaft with a depth of 112 m and 7 underground levels; Location: Willibaldstollen ( location ), Willibaldstollen III ( location ), Willibaldstollen IV ( location ), Ludwigstollen ( location ), Carl Haber gallery ( location ), Aurora pit (conveyor shaft) ( location ), Aurora gallery ( location ), Aurora gallery ( location )	location	1668 (before)	1974-01-31
Iron well	Velmede	Brilon	iron
Eltmicke	waterfall	Brilon	lead		1855 (before)
Ramsbeck ore mine	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Lead, zinc; Formerly the Bastenberg mine , now a visitor mine ; see also mining in Ramsbeck , water solution through Nagelmackerstollen ( location )	location	1518	1974-01-01
Füchtenzeche	Nuttlar	Brilon	slate	location
Start of happiness	Ramsbeck	Brilon	iron		1817/19 (around)
Grimmhold	Ostwig	Brilon	Lead, zinc, spade iron; Grimmholder Train; three tunnels: Crossed lugs ( position ), Mathäusstollen ( location ), Grimm Hold lugs ( Location )
Good Hope	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Lead, zinc, spade iron; Grimmholder Train; a tunnel	location
Haynau	Lower valleys	Brilon
Holy Trinity	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Copper; at Dörnberg		1598
Tan	Nuttlar	Brilon	Slate; at Nuttlarer-Hammer	1855 (before)
Matheus	Niedervalme	Brilon	Lead; below Niedervalme		1855 (before)
New company	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Copper; to Bastenberg		1572
Ostwig	Ostwig	Brilon	Slate; Civil engineering from 1878; Kaiser Wilhelm tunnel	location	1873 (before)	1985
Watch out	Nuttlar	Brilon	Antimony ore
Nuttlar slate mine	Nuttlar	Brilon	Slate, visitor mine with diving opportunities	location	1857	1985
St. Christoffel	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Copper; at Dörnberg
St. Martin	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Copper; at Dörnberg
Stuckenland	Nuttlar	Brilon	slate	location
Unexpected luck	Nuttlar	Brilon	Antimony ore, manganese, slate	location
Venetian gallery	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Beginning of the copper u. Galena mining at the Venetian tunnel has been proven between 977 and 1181	location	1181 (before)
Willibald	Ramsbeck	Brilon	Lead; to Dörnberg	location	1855 (before)

Brilon

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Adoin	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Alma	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Old Forstenberg shaft	Brilon	Brilon	Red iron; on Forstenberg; Begun in 1896, a new shaft 10 m further west from 1913 to 1916, with a deep bottom at 30 m depth	location	1896
Amandus	Rosenbeck	Brilon	lead	location
Anna	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Anton	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Annemarie	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Antoinette	Messinghausen	Brilon	copper		1855 (before)
Apple tree	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Arnold	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
On the old felt	Rosenbeck	Brilon	copper		1855 (before)
Bachus	Brilon	Brilon	Lead; at the mill drawer	location	1855 (before)
Balbina	Madfeld	Brilon	lead	location
Barbara	Messinghausen	Brilon	lead	location	1854 (before)
Miner's lust	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Bergmann's guest	Brilon	Brilon	Lead, calamine, iron; at the Kirchloh		1596
Mine	Altenbüren	Brilon		location
Mine	Brilon	Brilon	Calcite	location
Blue Monday	Madfeld	Brilon	lead	location	185 (before)
Lead pillar	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Lead bowl	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Flower stone	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Boromeus	Rosenbeck	Brilon	Lead; Hallway Schachthelde northeast. from the place	location
Cader / beginning	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Christianus	Thulen	Brilon	lead	location	1695
Claudius	Rosenbeck	Brilon	Lead; Hallway Schachthelde northeast. from the place	location
Clementine	Brilon	Brilon	Lead, brown iron stone; at the Schaken near Kekkelke	location	1695
Cora	Madfeld	Brilon	lead	location
Dietmar	Madfeld	Brilon	lead	location
Don Pedro	Madfeld	Brilon	lead	location
Three tons	Brilon	Brilon	Calamine
Eichholz II	Thulen	Brilon	Calcite
Iron luck	Messinghausen	Brilon	Iron; immediately west of the church of Messinghausen on the so-called Kämpen		1845 (before)
Elizabeth I.	Rosenbeck	Brilon	manganese	location	1918	1945
Emma	Messinghausen	Brilon	Iron, sulfur; formerly Messinghauser Eisenbor		1845 (before)
Enkenberg (e)	Rosenbeck	Brilon	Red iron	location	1855 (before)	1881
Eugenia	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Ewald	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Felsberg	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Fortuna	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Francis	Thulen	Brilon	Lead; also written by Francis ; on the eastern outskirts		1855 (before)
Prince Blucher	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Gallberg	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Geiseckerstein	Altenbüren	Brilon	lead	location
God's gift	Welmringhausen	Brilon	nickel
Big Bühl	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Grüberg	Thulen	Brilon	lead	location
Hagen	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Haneckenstein	Madfeld	Brilon	Lead; Hallway Schachthelde northeast. from the place; also written Hanneckenstein	location
Captain's pit	Brilon	Brilon	Lead, calamine; on Heimberg
Hecker	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Heimberg	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Serenity (United)	Rosenbeck	Brilon	Lead; Hallway Schachthelde northeast. from the place	location	1855 (before)
Hohlenstein	Rosenbeck	Brilon	lead	location
Hörsterloh	Brilon?	Brilon	Calamine		1855 (before)
Hulda	Madfeld	Brilon	lead	location
hut	Altenbüren	Brilon	lead	location	1855 (before)
Itzstein	Thulen	Brilon	lead	location
Jacob	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Jakobsberg	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
John	Messinghausen	Brilon	Iron; also called Johannes Maaſsen ; on the northern slope of the long side below Messinghausen		1845 (before)
Emperor Alexander	Madfeld	Brilon	lead	location
chancellery	Brilon	Brilon	Lead, calamine; at Vossloh; also written Canzlei		1696
Kockhaus	Madfeld	Brilon	lead	location
Kunibert	Brilon	Brilon	Galena, shell cover, brown iron stone; also Cunibert called	location	1847 (before)
Leo	Messinghausen	Brilon	Lead; on the eastern slope of the castle		1855 (before)
Louise	Messinghausen	Brilon	iron		1845 (before)
Lupine	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Lucretia	Madfeld	Brilon	lead	location
M14	Hurled	Brilon	lead	location
M66	Rosenbeck	Brilon	lead	location
Margarethen	Rosenbeck	Brilon	lead	location
Margaritha	Rosenbeck	Brilon	Lead; Hallway Schachthelde northeast. from the place
Marianne	Brilon	Brilon	Calamine; Place: Nüllstein
Melchior	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
moth	Rosenbeck	Brilon
New Hope	Rosenbeck	Brilon	iron
Norbert	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Paulinus	Thulen	Brilon	lead	location
Peter	Alme	Brilon	Lead, copper, iron	location
Primus	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Rabonus	Thulen	Brilon	lead	location
Richard	Brilon	Brilon	Lead, calamine; on Heimberg	location
Rauenberg	Messinghausen	Brilon	Iron; old; in the Antoni field (eastern part)		1845 (far ahead)
Raumberg	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Robert	Rosenbeck	Brilon	lead	location
Romanus	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location	1855 (before)
Romberg	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location	1855 (before)
Romeo	Rosenbeck	Brilon	lead	location	1855 (before)
Rosenbeckerzug / Rösenbeck	Rosenbeck	Brilon	Iron; Mark leaves with union at Bredelar; at the east exit of the village		1670
Rossbach	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Samson	Alme	Brilon	lead	location
Mud mud	Brilon	Brilon	Lead, zinc; Calmei district of Brilon		1855 (before)
Schaken	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Schwickerskeller	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Blessings of god	Brilon	Brilon	Lead, shell cover, calamine	location	1717
Sophia	Rosenbeck	Brilon	Lead; Hallway Schachthelde northeast. from the place
St. Gertrude	Brilon	Brilon	Calamine; identical to Vosloh
Proud	Hurled	Brilon	Lead, iron; southeast from the place	location
Battlefield	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
ton	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location	1855 (before)
Under scarce	Thulen	Brilon	lead	location
Undercut	Madfeld	Brilon	lead	location
infidelity	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Victoria	Brilon	Brilon	Lead, calamine, zinc; at Heimberge	location	1855 (before)
Forward	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location
Vosskalue	Messinghausen	Brilon	Iron; old; in the field Antoni (western part)		1845 (far ahead)
Wolberkaule	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location	1855 (before)
Worms	Brilon	Brilon	lead	location

Marsberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Albert	Brilon	Brilon	Lead, calamine; Place: Antenbühl
Alt Geschreye	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		1736-03-03 (before)
Amandus	Radlinghausen	Brilon			1579
Antonie	Beringhausen	Brilon	Red iron; east of Judengrund; also wrote Antoni >			1951
Arnold	Brilon	Brilon	Calamine
Arnstein	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		1803 (before)
Beckersgrube	Giershagen	Brilon	at the Schempersrück
Blue Schmitte	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		1736-03-03 (before)
Buchholz	Giershagen	Brilon	copper		1744
Charlottenzug	Bredelar	Brilon	Red iron, sulfur; 2 tunnels (Heinrich and Lydia tunnels), the latter reaches ore deposits after a length of 800 m and is continuously developed for horse transport, underground construction shaft with a depth of 60 m		1855 (before)
Christiane	Giershagen	Brilon	Roteisenstein		1855 (before)
Coelestin mine Giershagen	Giershagen	Brilon	Celestine; Total output: ~ 10,000 t; Tunnels and shafts	location	1895	1970 (approx.)
Unity	Borntosten / Leitmar	Brilon	Copper; Stollen; later major and minor (tunnel, among others: Franz-Friedrich tunnel)		1803
Emma	Beringhausen / Messinghausen	Brilon	Red iron		1816	1878
Enkenberg	Beringhausen	Brilon	Iron; west of Beringhausen
Everhardt Pit	Altenbüren	Brilon	Iron; on little Eisenberg		1766
Fanny	Brilon	Brilon	Iron; on the Pelsenberg
Ferdinand	Giershagen	Brilon	Red iron; west of Beringhausen; the pit Christiane in Adorf duly	location
Fat pig	Giershagen	Brilon	at the Schempersrück
Friedericke	Marsberg	Brilon	Copper; Flötzlagerung, also written Friederike ; see picture at Mina mine ; Access via the Beustollen (also called Beuststollen), built in 1838, through to the Oscar pit	location	1838 (um)
Shouting	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		1736-03-03 (before)
Geseker stone	Altenbüren	Brilon	Calamine, lead; southwest from Altenbüren		1543
Good luck for	Marsberg	Brilon	Copper, iron from Zechstein
Lucky coin	Marsberg	Brilon	plaster		1857 (before)
Gold shaft	Beringhausen	Brilon	Gold; on the Grottenberg in the Hoppecketal - old shaft		1855 (before)
Gold hole	Beringhausen	Brilon	Gold; almost buried tunnel mouth hole		1696
Grotto mountain range	Beringhausen	Brilon	Red iron, gold; Carl and Mathildenstollen (48 m lower than Carl-St.); Civil engineering before 1890; own rail connection; Gleaning mining until 1951	location	1531	1951
Good Hope	Heddinghausen	Brilon	Calamine
Good start	Alme	Brilon	Lead, copper, iron
Shark (d) e	Giershagen	Brilon	copper
Helene	Giershagen	Brilon	Iron, sulfur; possibly Helena called		1855 (before)
Hohenstein	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		1803
Homberg	Leitmar	Brilon	copper
Hubertus	Borntosten	Brilon	Roteisen, part of the Christiane mine near Adorf ; on Rotenberg; possibly identical to cold bag	location	1855 (before)
Huxhol	Borntosten	Brilon	Iron, copper; on Rotenberg		17th century
Johanna	Brilon	Brilon	Calamine, lead; Lead pillars (near chapel)		1485
John	Beringhausen	Brilon	Red iron		1816	1878
Johannes Maaße	Giershagen	Brilon	Roteisenstein		1736 (before)
Cold beech	Borntosten	Brilon	Copper; Phillipina shaft		1744
Cold bag	Giershagen	Brilon	Copper, iron; also cold bags		1744
Kilian tunnel	Marsberg	Brilon	Slate, copper; Part of the Oscar pit , the tunnel was created in 1842	location	1842
Klusknapp	Giershagen	Brilon	copper		1744
Leitmarer break	Leitmar	Brilon	copper
Lülingshol (l)	Giershagen	Brilon	Iron; Upper tunnel; Lülingsholer Erbstollen; to Reinhard ; Thickness up to 14 m		1600 (before)
Lüttenschacht	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		1736-03-03 (before)
Mathias	Giershagen	Brilon	Calamine, lead
Mathilde	Radlinghausen	Brilon			1579
Maria	Giershagen?	Brilon	iron
Martin Jägergrube	Giershagen / Leitmar	Brilon	Roteisenstein; also written Martinsjägergrube		1736 (before)
Marl pit	Leitmar	Brilon	copper		1744/45
Mina	Obermarsberg	Brilon	Copper; 21 soles, Heinrich and Christian tunnels	location	1744/45
Freak	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		1748 (at least)
Top perforated brick	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		1736-03-03 (before)
Oscar	Marsberg	Brilon	Copper; also Oskar ; at Jittberg; Total production of this deposit (all pits): 3 million t of copper ore	location	1842 (before)	1945
Petronella	Giershagen	Brilon	copper
Regina	Brilon	Brilon	Calamine; Hallway: falcon hole
Reinhard	Giershagen	Brilon	Red iron; with 2 tunnels (Lülingsholerstollen (17th century, 480 m long), Lanzstollen (1872–1876, 670 m long)) and 3 underground floors (20, 40, 70 m); Total depth 110 m; up to 140 miners; Thickness of 0.5-10 m	location	1872	1887
Rotenberg	Giershagen	Brilon	Slate; Opencast mining; from 1821 tunnel		1744	1824 (at least)
Petronella	Giershagen	Brilon	Copper; Tunnel on the Klusknapp (north side); re-awarded on December 10, 1858		1744 (before)	1858 (at least)
Sabbas	Giershagen	Brilon	Iron; on the Wartersberg
Sahl	Marsberg	Brilon	Copper; Conjecture		1745
Sandersgraben	Marsberg	Brilon	copper		1744/45
Schencken shaft	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		1736-03-03 (before)
Lard pit	Essentho	Brilon	copper		1712
Schrempenstick	Giershagen	Brilon	at the Schempersrück; probably identical to Arnstein		1600 (um)
Blessings of god	Giershagen	Brilon	Iron; Stollen; newly awarded March 3, 1736		1598
Seal bush	Marsberg	Brilon	copper		1744/45
Silberkuhle	Giershagen	Brilon	Calamine, lead
St. Bernhard	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		18th century
St. John	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		18th century
St. Joseph	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		18th century
Devil's path	Borntosten	Brilon	iron		1537
Trappweg	Padberg	Brilon	iron
Uncertain	Giershagen	Brilon	iron
Union	Bredelar / Rösenbeck	Brilon	Iron; on the Enkenberg in the Enkenberg-Hohl towards Hoppecketal		1845 (before)
Four servants	Giershagen	Brilon	Roteisenstein		1736 (before)
Vogt's treasure trove	Giershagen	Brilon	Roteisenstein		1736 (before)
Vosskuhle	Beringhausen	Brilon	iron
Wartersberg	Giershagen	Brilon	iron
Water barrel	Giershagen	Brilon	Roteisenstein		1855 (before)
White shaft	Beringhausen	Brilon			1752
Wilhelm	Marsberg	Brilon	Copper; near Oscar
Wool wheel	Padberg	Brilon	Iron; also written by Wolrad
Zepel	Giershagen	Brilon	iron		1736-03-03 (before)

Medebach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Adolfslust	Medebach	Brilon	Manganese, guess		1855 (before)
Mine	Medebach	Brilon		location
misery	Glindfeld	Brilon	Lead, copper, zinc; on July 18, 1864 experimental tunnel		1863	1914
Count von Spee?	Medebach	Brilon	iron		19th century
Dreislar heavy spar mine	Dreislar	Brilon	Barite, started in 1870, temporarily shut down in the 1920s, again from the 1950s to 2007, total depth 400 m	location	1777 (mentioned)	2007
Wernsdorf	Glindfeld	Brilon			1867-08-21

Meschede

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	Beginning
Alexander	Blüggelscheidt	Arnsberg	at the Dasmannskopf; south of Blüggelscheidt	1890 (before)
Mine in the Einede	Grevenstein	Arnsberg	Copper, tin; probably unsuccessful Schurf	18th century
Blockenberg	Visbeck	Arnsberg	copper
Start of happiness	Blüggelscheidt	Arnsberg	at the Dasmannskopf; south of Blüggelscheidt
Klausenberg	Meschede	Arnsberg	slate	1809
Krakow	Mosebolle	Arnsberg	on the left the path pile
Copper rose	Eversberg	Arnsberg	Copper pebbles, pyrite
Stromberg	Frielinghausen	Arnsberg	Lead and zinc ores; Grimmholder Zug (located between Ramsbeck and Untervalme ); Coincidence operating point at Frielinghausen S116

Olsberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Evening glow	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc, copper, iron, silver; at Ohlenberg	location	1846-05-08
Old Ries	Elpe	Brilon	Lead ore and zinc cover, as well as spade iron, several tunnels, etc. a. Brückmann tunnel ( location ); later also the Ries pit 700 m away	location	1855 (before)
Old cross	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; 1818 to Briloner Eisenberg		1708
Armachey	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; at the Briloner Eisenberg
Arnoldine	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc; location	location
Wood grouse	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc; 70 m deep, multiple shaft	location	1855 (before)
Auerwachs?	Wiemeringhausen	Brilon	Iron; on the Kalenberg		1543/55
In good company	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; at the Briloner Eisenberg
Augusta	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Barite, manganese; Location , location	location
Belgrade	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, copper, zinc; location	location	1850	1900
Benningsen	Helmeringhausen	Brilon	Iron; location	location
Mountain joy	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	zinc	location
Mine	Antfeld	Brilon	slate	location
Clara	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Iron; location	location
Dormeacke	Elpe	Brilon			1855 (before)
Eberhard	Olsberg	Brilon	lead		1818 (before)
Egon I.	Antfeld	Brilon	slate	Location location
Egon II	Antfeld	Brilon	slate	location
Eisenberg	Olsberg	Brilon	Red iron; also called Briloner Eisenberg ; 1818 consolidation of all the pits on the Eisenberg; Cable car (length 3 km) connected the pit with the Olsberg station; 1732–1739 Allerheiligen Stollen ( location ), 1780–1794 Max Stollen ( location ), 1716–1723 Kirschbaum Stollen ( location ), 1749–1754 Philipstollen (see separate entry Philipstollen); Other operating points: Stollenmundloch ( location ), Forster shaft ( location ), Altes Kreuz shaft ( location ), Neues Kreuz shaft ( location ), Kirschbaum shaft ( location ), Heid shaft ( location )		1350	1916-07-15
Elpenfang	Elpe	Brilon			1855 (before)
Enscheder train	Assinghausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc, nickel, cobalt; location	location
Archduke Karl (Consolidation)	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Iron; location	location
Everhard	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; at the Briloner Eisenberg		1773
Fabian	Bruchhausen	Brilon			1855 (before)
Forstenberg	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; at the eastern end of the Briloner Eisenberg; to Eisenberg		1709
Friedrichsdorf	Elpe	Brilon			1855 (before)
Good hope	Assinghausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc, copper; location	location
Spring-winter	Brunskappel	Brilon	Copper?; small test tunnel of max. 10 m length
Fox pit	Assinghausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc	location
Georg Stollen	Gevelinghausen	Brilon	Lead; in the Elpe valley	location
Golden places	Olsberg	Brilon	lead		1818 (before)
God's gift I, II and IV	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc, copper pyrites; 4 tunnels, 2 machine shafts, 6 underground levels at 30 m, 50 m, 70 m, 95 m, 118 m and 140 m; up to 400 staff members	Location location	1750	1903/12
God's happiness	Wiemeringhausen	Brilon	Iron; at Kallenberg		1550
God's hope	Assinghausen	Brilon
Gray monk	Olsberg	Brilon	Lead; 1818 to Briloner Eisenberg		1749
Grönebach	Elpe	Brilon	lead		1855 (before)
pit	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon		location
pit	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon		location
pit	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon		location
pit	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon		location
pit	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon		location
Pit at the Iberg	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon		location
Green rose	Helmeringhausen	Brilon	Pyrites, lead, zinc, copper, iron; 80 m long tunnel; near Wiggeringhausen; to the Rieserzug mine		1846
Güldenplatz	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; at the Briloner Eisenberg
Hail pit	Assinghausen	Brilon	zinc	location
Heidgrube	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; at the Briloner Eisenberg		1717
Heinrichssegen	Olsberg	Brilon	lead		1818 (before)
Help of god	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; at the Briloner Eisenberg
Heaven	Brunskappel	Brilon	Copper, silver, pale ore, galena, manganese, barite; location	location	1543/55
Iceland	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc	location
Januarius	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc; Location , location , location , location	location
Johanna Stollen	Gevelinghausen	Brilon	Lead; in the Elpe valley	location
Johannesgrube	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; at the Briloner Eisenberg		1716
Johannesmasen	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; also Johannes Maß ; 1818 to Briloner Eisenberg		18th century
Juno	Gevelinghausen / Wiggeringhausen	Brilon	Lead and zinc; Consolidation from Juno and Pluto ; in the Elpe valley; third and fifth excavation levels of the Aurora pit penetrate with Juno; Juno- ( Lage ) and Christian-Stollen ( Lage )	location	1840	1911
Cherry tree	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; 1818 to Briloner Eisenberg
King's Pit	Antfeld	Brilon	slate	location
cross	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; 1818 to Briloner Eisenberg
Lothar	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Iron, manganese; location	location
Luna	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, copper, zinc, pyrites; Location ; 2 studs	Location , location	1858	1922 (before)
Macdonald	Helmeringhausen	Brilon	Iron; location	location
Maternus	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc; Aurora Gang or Dörnberg Gang	Location , location	19th century
Max	Bruchhausen	Brilon		location
Medium studs	Gevelinghausen	Brilon	Lead; in the Elpe valley	location
Mos	Bruchhausen	Brilon	Lead and zinc	location
Neptune	Gevelinghausen	Brilon	Lead and zinc; Bastenberg Gang	location
Nero	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc; in the Negertal; next to God's gift, on the left side of the Negertal ; Tunnel and shaft with several underground floors	location	1881
New rump luck	Antfeld	Brilon	Lead, antimony luster, sulfur; north of Esshof		1855 (before)
New cross	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; 1818 to Briloner Eisenberg
New Englanduz	Bigge	Brilon	slate		19th century
Papenbusch	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	to United Rieserzug			1894 (before)
paradise	Brabecke-Elpe	Brilon	Copper; on the summer side		1783	1791 (at least)
Phillip & Jacob	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; at the Briloner Eisenberg		1543/55
Phillipstollen Briloner Eisenberg	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron ore; today visitor mine; belongs to the Eisenberg mine	location	1747	1754
Pluto	Wiggeringhausen	Brilon	Lead; in the Elpe valley; to Juno ; Pluto tunnel ( location )	location	1840	1911
Ries	Elpe	Brilon	lead		1855 (before)
Ruhr crown	Bigge	Brilon	slate	location
Sahlborner Stöllchen	Olsberg	Brilon	Red iron; also called the old tunnel , on the Briloner Eisenberg; directly at the edge of the path up the slope, temporarily cleared from May to September 2010, tunnel length 40 m; 16th or 17th century	location	17th century (at least)
Semmet	Gevelinghausen	Brilon	Closing long before 1938
Schachtpinge	Gevelinghausen	Brilon	Lead; in the Elpe valley	location
Schulte Stollen I.	Gevelinghausen	Brilon	Lead; in the Elpe valley	location
Schulte Stollen II	Gevelinghausen	Brilon	Lead; in the Elpe valley	location
Schwabenfeld	Elpe	Brilon			1855 (before)
Seltmicke	Wulmeringhausen?	Brilon
Sun bar	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, copper	location
St. Godefried	Assinghausen	Brilon	Copper, vitriol, sulfur, silver		1718
St. John (the Baptist)	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead; location	location	1543/55
St. Jost	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	lead		1543/55
St. Salvator	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	lead
Stolzenbeck?	Wiemeringhausen	Brilon	Iron; on the Kalenberg		1543/55
Theodora	Obervalme	Brilon	Closing long before 1938		1855 (before)	1938 (before)
Overflow	Olsberg	Brilon	Iron; at the Briloner Eisenberg		1773
Victor	Bruchhausen	Brilon	Lead and zinc	location
Laundry studs	Gevelinghausen	Brilon	Lead; in the Elpe valley	location
Westphalia	Bigge	Brilon	slate		19th century
Weather	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	iron	location
Wiemert	Olsberg	Brilon	Lead, iron	location
Winter side (good hope)	Wulmeringhausen	Brilon	Lead, zinc, copper, iron; Location , location	location

Schmallenberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Felicitas	Heiminghausen / Bad Fredeburg	Brilon	Slate; Felicitas-Stollen; Dismantling from 1866 to 1927; today Heilstollen; 1990 to Magog	location	1863	1927
Beer cellar	Bad Fredeburg	Brilon	Slate; Dismantling from 1853; 1970 to Magog		1851
Firewood I	Nordenau	Brilon	slate		1866	1980
Firewood II	Nordenau	Brilon	Slate; two civil engineering soles; Total production (together with Brandholz I): 80,000 t slate; Tunnel system with a length of approx. 5 km	location	1866	1992-02-28
Omer	Bad Fredeburg	Brilon	Slate; to Magog-Gomer-Bierkeller		1880
Nordenau healing cave	Nordenau	Brilon	slate	location
Helleberg	Nesselbach	Brilon	slate	location	1939	1959
Joachim	Brabecke	Brilon	Lead; Awarded in 1859		1859
Johannesberg	Brings	Brilon	Lead, brown iron stone		1890 (before)
Johanni	Brings	Brilon	Lead, brown iron stone		1890 (before)
Magog	Bad Fredeburg	Brilon	slate		1859
Magog-Gomer beer cellar	Bad Fredeburg	Brilon	Slate; Composite mine, active mining	location	1851
Petingsen	Westernbödefeld	Brilon	lead		1855 (before)
Senger	Westernbödefeld	Brilon	lead		1855 (before)
Schellhorn	Niedersorpe	Brilon	Slate; at Waldemei	location		1945 (after)
Sperlinglust	Lengenbeck	Brilon	Slate; two more slate pits near Lengenbeck	location		1965

Sundern

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Adolf	Hagen	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		1830	1841
Adolph I	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1871-08-02
Aegidius	Hagen	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1872-03-04
Allendorf II	Allendorf	Arnsberg	manganese		1902
Alsenberg	Endorf	Arnsberg	iron		1790, 1842	1864
Altenberg	Hagen	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1872-03-04
At the growling	Wild meadow	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		1792 (um)
Antonius and Gabe-Gottes-Stollen	Endorf	Arnsberg	Lead; Near Gehren, west of the street Plettenberg-Allendorf	location
Aurora	Hagen	Arnsberg	lead		1873
Mine	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg	lead	location
Mine	Endorf	Arnsberg	Iron; at Kloster Brunnen	location
Carl	Hagen	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1871-10-20
Carlsstollen	Allendorf	Arnsberg	iron	location	1836	1839 (at least)
Carlszeche	Endorf	Arnsberg	Iron; south of Wildewiese
Carolus	Endorf	Arnsberg	Iron; south of Wildewiese
Christianszeche	Endorf	Arnsberg	Iron; on the Finkenberg		1780	1874
Elector Ernst	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg	Lead glaze, white and black lead ore; 1 km south-west of Bönkhausen am Erbenstein; Already in full bloom in the 16th century, at least 3 tunnels (Oberster Stollen, St. Sebastianstollen, Wildekatzer Stollen (Tiefer Stollen)), resumption in 1654, 1827 after a long break in operation, deep tunnel reached the ore vein in 1834 with a length of 491 m, 566 m to the end; 1858 Civil engineering in Elector Ernst Stollen; up to 1892 preparation of the old heaps; see also mining near Endorf	location	1530	1878
Three Kings	Hagen	Arnsberg	Brown iron stone		1824
Dückenberg	Endorf	Arnsberg	Lead, Galmei district of Brilon
Düthenberg	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg
Eberhardt	Wild meadow	Arnsberg	Eisenstein		1824
Eckenberg	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1872-07-02
Eckenberg I.	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1872-07-02
Eckenberg II	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union
Precious stone	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg	Pit field
Iron beech	Wildewiese / Hagen	Arnsberg	Conjecture		1765/91
Engelbertstollen	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Iron; 1900 near the Felberhof in Hüttebruchen; 34 m below the Paulstollen level		1900
Erbenstein	Stockum	Arnsberg	Eisenstein		1824
serious	Endorf	Arnsberg	Lead, Galmei district of Brilon
Felix	Hagen	Arnsberg	Iron (calcareous); at the Höhesiepen near Wildewiese		1844
Franz Wilhelm	Stockum	Arnsberg	Copper, sulfur		1873
Franz-Ida	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Barite; Lead; copper		1920 (around)
Franziska I	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1871-08-02
French studs	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Trial tunnel in the area of Manzeler Heide - Wasserhohlschlade		19th century (beginning)
Miter	Endorf	Arnsberg	Iron; Also Miter called		1855 (before)
Gertrude	Wild meadow	Arnsberg	Iron; south of Wildewiese
Good luck for	Hagen	Arnsberg	Spatheisenstein; Dismantling 1828–1831, 1845–1847		1828	1848
God's gift II	Hövel	Arnsberg	Copper, iron
Greften	Endorf / Langenholthausen	Arnsberg	Iron; also called right , graves or grefften ; on trickle soap		1789	1854 (at least)
Hector	Endorf	Arnsberg	Iron (calcareous); Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		1852	1889 (at least)
Heinrich	Hagen	Arnsberg	Lead, pebbles		1873
Heinrich	Hagen	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1872-08-05
Hengeschacht	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg	Lead; Shaft in the area of the Churfürst Ernst mine		16th century
Hermannszeche	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Iron; in the forest SW of Hüttebruchen, approx. 3.5 km SW of Allendorf		1688, 1790, 1851	1936
Rear Lafferts shaft	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg	Lead; Shaft in the area of the Churfürst Ernst mine		16th century
hope	Meinkenbracht	Arnsberg	iron		1850
Höhsiepen	Wild meadow	Arnsberg	iron		1834 (before)
In the tight	Wild meadow	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		1792 (um)
Josefstollen	Stockum	Arnsberg		location
Julian	Meinkenbracht	Arnsberg	iron		1850
Juliane	Hagen	Arnsberg	Limestone iron; on Schwarzenberg	location	1827	1849
Justenberg	Hagen	Arnsberg	Copper ore; also Bergmann joy called lead	Location location	1664	1868
Small forces	Hagen	Arnsberg	Iron; west. von Wildewiese between Justenberg and Rühersberg		1761
Kolk	Wild meadow	Arnsberg	Eisenauf dem Röhrsiepen west of Wildewiese		1669, 1821	1854
Crows Mountain	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg	Pit field
Krengelsszeche	Brenschede Monastery	Arnsberg	iron		1855 (before)
Crown	Hagen	Arnsberg	Iron; west of Wildewiese		1849	1852
Küngelscheidt	Endorf	Arnsberg	Spate iron; also Klingelscheid ; old buildings, 272 m long search tunnel; no funding; at Endorferhütte
Laffert shaft	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg	Lead; Shaft in the area of the Churfürst Ernst mine		16th century
Liborius	Hagen	Arnsberg	Braun- and Thoneisenstein;		1853
song	Meinkenbracht	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese
Louise	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1868-02-25
Louise I	Wild meadow	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1869-01-24
Lion's Arch	Hagen	Arnsberg	Iron;		1827
Maria Anna	Endorf	Arnsberg	Copper; between Hagen u. Stockum;		1873
Maria	Endorf	Arnsberg	Braunstein and Toneisenstein; on Alsenberg		1853
Marie	Meinkenbracht	Arnsberg	iron		1850
Michaelszeche	Wild meadow	Arnsberg	Iron; on the Leierweg; at the Schlubberbruch,; 2 tunnels in 40 and 80 m depth		1798	1822
Ox studs	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Iron; 400 m long tunnel; to Adolfszeche		1827	1837 (at least)
Ohle	Hagen	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1872-08-05
Ottilie	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg	Pit field
Pan head	Endorf	Arnsberg	Iron; also Pannkopp called		1834 (before)
Paul Stollen	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Iron; deeper than Carlstollen; 1,170 m long with 17 cross passages; 57 m depth; to Hermanszeche		1825	1925 (at least)
Quickmer drawer	Hagen	Arnsberg	Iron; in the valley of the crow at the foot of the Krusenberg		1787	1854 (at least)
Rothloh	Endorf	Arnsberg	Iron, 7 tunnels (including Antonius, Gabegottes and Raphael tunnels (108 m depth), depth Elisabeth (1808) with 128 m depth)	location	1621	1905
rose Garden	Endorf	Arnsberg	Iron; at Endorferhütte ; Depth 48 m (1850), water solution from 1850 through 260 m long tunnels, starting at Rottensiepen, in 1865 initially end of operation, passable over a length of 270 m		17th century	1906
Rudolfszeche	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		1850 (before)
Rugenberg	Enkhausen	Arnsberg	iron		1790
Leaning corner	Endorf	Arnsberg	Iron; near Bönkhausen ; also stone mosquito called
Stephanie	Allendorf	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1872-08-02
Stahlberg	Hagen	Arnsberg	Iron; west of Wildewiese; formerly called Heimicke		1824	1827
Stone scarce	Meinkenbracht	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		1878 (before)
Tunnel on the Krähenberg	Meinkenbracht	Arnsberg	Experimental tunnel to find lead ore; iron
Enedler shaft	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg	Lead; Shaft in the area of the Churfürst Ernst mine		16th century
Viktor	Hagen	Arnsberg	iron		1827	1828
Waldeshöh I u. II	Endorf	Arnsberg	Manganese ore, iron stone; between Hagen u. Stockum		1872
Wild cat	Boenkhausen	Arnsberg	Iron; Tunnel at Erbenstein (approx. 200 m long)		1655 (before)
Wild meadow	Wild meadow	Arnsberg	Iron; Iron ore district in the vicinity of Sundern-Wildewiese; Louis-, Raphael- and Franz-Friedrich-Stollen
Alarm clock	Wild meadow	Arnsberg	Iron; at Wildewiese; also called Wettmecke or Wedmecke ; Operating times: 1824–1846, 1852		1824	1852
Ysenwerk	Endorf	Arnsberg			1314

Winterberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning
Mine	Winterberg	Brilon	silver	location
Friedrich-Spiegel-Stollen	Niedersfeld	Brilon			1810
Celestial crown	Silbach	Brilon	Galena; at Hilleberg		1670/83
Manhole	Settlement house	Brilon	identical to Klusenkeller		1543/55?
stollen	Niedersfeld	Brilon	dilapidated tunnel		1791
Twelve Apostles	Silbach	Brilon	Lead, silver, pale ore, later also barite; on the Silberberg	location	1574/79

Märkischer Kreis

Altena

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Alexander	Dahle	Witten	Iron; Conjecture
Altena I.	Dahle	Witten	Iron; Stollen in the Hegenscheider Siepen (on the dead man); Also Steinberg on the Geechten called	location
At the Dahler Ossenberg	Dahle	Witten			1574
At the level	Altena	Witten			1638
Carolina	Old rye frame	Witten	copper	location
Christian	Dahle	Witten	Copper; Conjecture
Dahle I	Dahle	Witten	Iron; also called Sybilla ; possibly identical to Auf dem Gevel	location	1775 (before)	1797
Kronos II	Nettenscheid	Witten	iron
Pestalozzi	Dahle	Witten	copper
Singer I, II	Großendrescheid	Witten	iron	location
Victory crown	Dahle	Witten	Copper; in the valley of the Wermicker Siepen	location	1856	1890
Themis	Dahle	Witten	Iron; north of Dahle on the way from "Auf dem Giebel" to Diekgraben	location	1855-08-25
Done	?	Witten	Copper; on the Orgelberg; newly awarded in 1857	location	1663 (before)
Goodbye	Dahle	Witten	Copper, lead; re-muted August 18, 1855; New award on August 25, 1858	location	1663 (before)
Goat mountain	?	Witten	Pebbles		1873

Balve

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Aurora V	Beckum	Arnsberg	lead		1867
Balver Waldemey	Wocklum	Arnsberg	iron		1859
Baggenbeil-Schieberg	Langenholthausen	Arnsberg	between Balve and Langenholthausen
Beckum Schlade	Wocklum	Arnsberg			1767 (before)	1824 (at least)
Bergschlade	Langenholthausen	Arnsberg	Brown iron, no tunnels, only mine operation		1851	1852
Mine	Balve	Arnsberg		location
Bernhardt	Balve	Arnsberg	lead
Bolzenberg	Wocklum	Arnsberg	Iron, calamine; also Bölzenberg called		1849 (before?)	1851
Concordia III	Balve	Arnsberg	lead
Elsterbuscherzug	Boingen	Arnsberg	Clay and brown iron
serious	Beckum	Arnsberg	iron		1867
Felician	Balve	Arnsberg	Red iron; also Felician called		1859
Francis III	Volkringhausen	Arnsberg	Lead, manganese		1867
Good luck for	Balve	Arnsberg	Red iron; also Husen mountain of Wrede called		1828	1867
Gotthelf	Garbeck	Arnsberg	iron		1861
Rabbit field	Langenholthausen	Arnsberg	Brown iron with sometimes a considerable amount of zinc; no tunnels, only shaft operation; northwest of Vossloh
Hensen oak	Wocklum	Arnsberg	Red iron		1790	1850
horst	Garbeck	Arnsberg	iron		1861
Dominion Gemen	Balve	Arnsberg	Iron, zinc
Husenberg at the parish church	Balve	Arnsberg	Red iron; also Husen mountain of Landsberg called		1787
Kunibert I.	Balve	Arnsberg	iron
Krautloh	Balve	Arnsberg
Landsberg	Balve	Arnsberg	Red iron	1855 (before)	1884	location
Limmerstein (education)	Langenholthausen	Arnsberg	Brown iron; at the Limmerstein; no tunnels, only shaft operation, depth up to 36 m; 25 men in the best of times; produced 12,000 tons in 15 years	location	1789	1860
Löwenburg	Mellen	Arnsberg	iron		1861
Murmicke	Langenholthausen	Arnsberg	Brown iron, no tunnels, only mine operation		1783	1847
Prudens	Beckum	Arnsberg	zinc
Saturn	Garbeck	Arnsberg	iron		1856
Schellenberg	Balve	Arnsberg	Brown iron that was delivered to the Julianenhütte; no tunnels, only shaft operation;		1780 (min.)	1825-1853
Stethloh	Langenholthausen	Arnsberg
Vossloh	Langenholthausen	Arnsberg	Brown iron stone, zinc, lead; no tunnels, only shaft operation; also Vosloh called		1758 (um), 1829	1860
Wiehloh	Langenholthausen	Arnsberg
Wilhelmshöh	?	Arnsberg

Halver

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Albertine II	?	Witten	iron		1837	1919 (at least)
Annaglück	?	Witten	Iron; 2 tunnels, 3 shafts		1904	1937
Mine at the Black Pond	Oeckinghausen	Witten	Iron; Barite, iron	location	15th century	1560 (at least; possibly up to the 17th century)
Gustavus	?	Witten	Trial tunnel with a length of 10 m
Sleeve I.	Löhbach	Witten	lead		1865-06-26
Hürxthal I	Oeckinghausen	Witten	Iron; possibly identical to mine at the black pond		1858?
Ida luck	?	Witten	Iron; 4 tunnels and 5 shafts		1904	1937
Ossendorf	?	Witten	presumably identical to Johannes Nahe		1499
Up the Kleyverbergh	Schmidthausen	Witten	Alum, iron; south of Hof Schmidthausen am Leifersberg

Hemer

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Adrian	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Aron	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Apollo	Western	Witten	Iron; in the calle
On the pits, Hengstenberg and Kellerbruch	Deilinghofen	Witten			1638 (before)
August	Basin	Witten	Copper; in the eyelet
Mine	Deilinghofen	Witten	White lead, zinc		1857-06-21
Brelen	Noble castle	Arnsberg	iron		1858 (um)
Buch and Humboldt	Western	Witten	Iron; at the Hönnetal
Caspar	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Caller break	Western	Arnsberg	Zinc; Shaft at Barloh near Sundwig		1767 (before)	1860 (min.)
Conrad	Mesterscheid	Witten	Iron; to Consolidation Hemer
Consolidation Hemer	Hemer	Witten	Iron; Consolidation formed from St. Franciskus (Iserlohn), St. Caspar, Wilhelm, Glücksanfang and Conrad
David	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Emilie	?	Witten	Iron; at the Jüberg
Florian	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Friedrich	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Friedrich II	Deilinghofen	Witten	Iron; in the Deilinghofer Feld
Gallus	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Start of happiness	Hemer	Witten	Iron; at Wernshagen; to Consolidation Hemer
Gottfried	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Hasenberg	?	Witten	Lead, copper		1633	1720 (min.)
Heinrich	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Bright	Hemer, Sundwig	Witten	Iron, zinc; in the sea of rocks; formerly called Perick or Perik ; 16 studs; greatest depth 57 m		1588 (before)	1863 (at least)
Henriette	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Help God	Hemer	Arnsberg	Silver, lead; also known as God certainly helps ; between Westig and Sundwig		1664	1742-03-23 (min.)
Jacob	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Julian	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Kehlberg	Hemer	Witten	Iron; under Nieder-Hemeren
Crown Prince	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Jug from Nidda	Western	Witten	Zinc; Jug from Nidda (Callerbruch deposit); operated by the Märkisch-Westphalian Mining Association ; today water supply		1865	1893
New luck	Hemer	Witten	Iron; at Magney		1855 (before)
Nonnenberg	Western	Witten	Lead, copper		1633	1720 (min.)
Eyelet	Basin	Witten	Pebbles; in the eyelet
Paul I	Riemke	Witten	iron
Peter I	Paul I	Witten	Iron; Pinging
Rose bush	Western	Witten	Calamine; Deposit north and south camp ; several shafts on Ernst-Stenner-Strasse
Rosenhof	Landhausen	Witten	Iron; between Niederhemer and Landhausen		1855 (before)
Pillars	?	Witten	iron
Westig shafts (shafts I and II)	Western	Witten	Zinc; today water supply		1861 (around)	1893 (around)
Shafts I, II, III	Deilinghofen	Witten	Calamine
Silberberg	Sundwig	Witten	Zinc, silver, lead		1753 (before)
St. Caspar	Landhausen	Witten	Iron; to Consolidation Hemer
Unexpected	Oberhemer	Witten	iron
Urban	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
Wilhelm	Landhausen	Witten	Iron; to Consolidation Hemer	location
Wilhelmine	Hemer	Witten	Iron; near or in the Felsenmeer near Hemer; too light
York	Western	Witten	Copper, lead; Awarded November 19, 1858		1856-05
Drew	Deilinghofen	Witten	iron

Herscheid

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Adelgunde	Overtook	Witten	Shaft at the Piener head; Awarded on March 27, 1858	location	1855-11-30	1893
Agnes	Kiesbert	Witten	Pebbles; on the old ravine from Kiesbert to Waldmin at the foot of the Nordhelle; Awarded on August 29, 1868	location	1868-08-29	1876
On the Schellhorn	Herscheid	Witten	Slate; in the valley of the glue basin; 30 m long tunnel; Air defense in World War II	location
Amandus	Hell corner	Witten	25 m long, walled-up tunnel (in a shed; inaccessible); awarded 1876-08-04	location	1876-05-18
On the Silberkoulen	Herscheider mill	Witten	Silver; in the mining district of Silberg	Location ?	1688 (possibly as early as the 11th century)
Auguste I	Herscheid	Witten	Lead, copper, zinc, iron; in the valley of the black Ahe not far from the Ahemühle; Awarded on May 5th, 1874; large heap on top of the mountain; including 3 broken tunnels	location	1872-12-30	1899
Aurora	Warbollen	Witten	Iron; also called the ironworks on Warbillingen		1675
Aurelia	Warbollen	Witten	Iron; 07/18/1859 reconsidered; New award on June 17, 1860	location	1675-08-12
Miner's life	Stottmert	Witten	Iron, copper, zinc, lead, pyrites; south of Stottmert; Approval October 19, 1853, conferred June 26, 1854; Closed in 1861	location	1853-10-19	1861
Mine at Marlin	marlin	Witten	?	location
Constantia 21	Ippenburg	Witten	Iron; 194 Lachter from the Groll house, formerly Ippenburg "an der Voßhelle" away		1856-11-25 analysis 27% iron;
Constantine XVI	Germelin	Witten	Brown iron stone; near Rencontre	location	1856-11-25	1890 (approx.)
Constantin XXII	Reblin	Witten		location
Danklin	Danklin	Witten	Iron; southwest of Danklin; north of Herscheid
Dechen	?	Witten	Brown iron stone		1857-02-21	1860-05-30
Trinity	Elsen	Witten	Zinc; southwest of Elsen; just south of Sicily	location
Emma	Hervel	Witten	iron	location
Ore Mountains	Daum	Witten	iron	location
Franziska	?	Witten	Hard coal
Garibaldi	Warbollen	Witten	Iron; Analysis: 38.6% iron; southeast and at Grube Wolff ; March 25, 1866 application for extension	location	1857-08	1866-03-25 (min.)
George	Reblin	Witten	Sulfur pebbles; at the foot of the northern light	location	1867-06-09
Frugality	Hardt	Witten	Iron; Awarded on January 21, 1858	location	1853-11-21	1866-09
Good luck for	Frehlinghausen	Witten	north of the place; Newly awarded in 1871 as Alex, Alex I; no operation at the time
Luck hope	Herscheider mill	Witten	Barite, pebbles; directly at the Herscheider mill in the mining district of Silberg; the beginning of the Mining Trail from 1979; Shafts (main shaft 11 m depth); approx. 375 m length;	location	1860	1926
Gustus	Berghagen	Witten	Copper; 16 m long tunnel; 120 m b / w Amandus mine; awarded February 20, 1862; probably only ran briefly	location	1859-05-13
Good Hope	Herscheid	Witten	In the river Else between Warbollen and Elsen; 14 m long tunnel	location
Hector	Friedlin	Witten	iron
Hövel	Herscheid	Witten	Eisen, on the eastern slope of the mountain between Warbollen and Elsen; Mark leaves Good Hope	location
Joseph	Gaßmert	Witten	Eisen; southeast of Gaßmert
Justus	Herscheid	Witten	Copper; awarded May 13, 1861; on the road from Herscheid to Schönebecke		1859-05-13
Leonore	Warbollen	Witten	Iron; Shaft operation; Awarded on January 22, 1858		1853-03-28	1868
Nicholas	Hardt	Witten		location
Nortfelt	?	Witten	Lead, copper; Re-awarded at the end of the 19th century; 4 years in operation		1533	1900 (before)
Olga	marlin	Witten	Lead, copper; awarded 1893-04-11	location	1892-06-07	1896
Otto XXI	Daum	Witten	iron	location
Otto XXV	Kiesbert	Witten	Iron; in the Ebbegebirge southwest of the Rehberg
Otto XXXVIII	Brehscheid	Witten	iron	location
Recontre	Schönebecke	Witten	about 500 meters from the school in the Schönebecke towards Herscheid; September 16, 1864 newly conjectured; New award on September 19, 1865	location	1618 (before)	1890 (approx.)
Richard	Daum	Witten	iron	location
Silver look	Herscheider mill	Witten	Copper, lead; Muted January 30, 1859; Newly awarded on September 9, 1861 in the Silberg mining district	location	1654 (before)	1926
Silver star	Herscheider mill	Witten	Copper, lead, zinc; 7 shafts; in the mining district of Silberg	location	1859
Silberberg	Herscheider mill	Witten	Copper; Lead; Zinc; near Silberg; Awarded on March 2, 1859; Shaft operation	location	1856-06-09
Sicily	Elsen	Witten	Manganese; west of Elsen
Stollen at Wermecke	Wermecke	Witten	Broken tunnel above the Wermecke farm in the Siepen of the same name
tiger	Daum	Witten	iron	location
retribution	Wellin	Witten		location
trust	Overtook	Witten	Prospecting work on the western slope of the Piener Kopf	location	1858
Westphalia I, II, III	Hervel	Witten	no operation; Near Hervel and Becke; awarded 1882-05-27	location Location location	1880-12	1884
Wolff	Warbollen	Witten	on the southern slope of the Buschhagen mountain (nw Garibaldi pit); only Schurf; awarded August 26, 1859	location	1855-04-03	1861 (at least)

Iserlohn

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Adda	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
Adlerstollen	Iserlohn	Witten	Calamine; Alte Grube deposit , tunnel still accessible; Mouth hole closed in a garage in Grüner Talstrasse 25		1840	1900
Agnes	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
On the Kellerbruch and Groven	Iserlohn	Arnsberg	zinc		1688
Angela	Mourn	Arnsberg	Iron; in the Siepen near Wulferdingsen, hall VIII / 272 2; awarded 1859-02; no operation		1856
Bertha and Ottilius	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
Carl's hut	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
Dorothea	Iserlohn	Witten	Pebbles
Erzgebirge I, II, III, IV, V	Attern	Witten	Copper and lead; at least six tunnels and 1 shaft, site plan and pictures; in the brewery; Operation (experimental operation / exploration work) 1860–1894, 1937–1940; Awarded December 12, 1860; Erzgebirge V acc. 1858-03	location	1857-09-15	1940
Franz	Iserlohn	Witten	copper
Franziska	Mourn	Arnsberg	Iron; awarded in 1858; probably no operation; even under Theodor King out		1858-05-22
Franz Luy	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
Friedrich	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
Gallmey	Iserlohn	Witten	Zinc and lead
County East I and II	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
Hemer III	Iserlohn	Witten	Iron; at the Schleddenhof
Hermann	Iserlohn	Witten	Pebbles
Hermann Diedrich	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
hell	Iserlohn	Witten	iron		1755 (um)
Honselmann	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
Johanna	Iserlohn	Witten	copper
Divide I and II	Iserlohn	Witten	Calamine; operated by the Märkisch-Westphalian Mining Association
Copper mountain	Iserlohn	Witten	Zinc and lead
Leontine	Mourn	Arnsberg	Iron; at Trecklenkamp; in the hallway IX / 15 of the municipality of Sümmern, called "under the courtyards"		1859-02-12
Matthiasstollen	Iserlohn	Witten	Iron; in the Tiefenbach
Brass Union Iserlohn	?	Arnsberg	zinc		1751
Moritz-Casimir 2	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
New luck	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
Schelck I and II	Iserlohn	Witten	iron
Sophia	Letmathe	Witten	iron		1850 (um)	1855 (approx.)
St. Francis	Iserlohn	Witten	Iron; at Gut Magney; to Consolidation Hemer		1850 (um)	1854 (at least)
stollen	Iserlohn	Arnsberg	in the Läger (Mühlenberg); expanded as a bunker
Steel forge	Iserlohn	Witten	Calamine; operated by the Märkisch-Westphalian Mining Association		1856 (before)	1865 (at least)
Hövel civil engineering	Iserlohn	Witten	Zinc; 205 m depth, the last active pit in Iserlohn, operated by the Märkisch-Westphalian Mining Association . Hermann deposit , Iserlohner Galmeigruben.			1900
Victoria I and II	Iserlohn	Witten	Iron and manganese

Kierspe

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning
Alex VI, VII	?	Witten	Iron; no operation after digestion; awarded on November 14, 1872.		1872-11-14
On the Gockelsberg	Bulwark	Witten	Iron, lead		1603
Anna	?	Witten	iron		1873-07-25
Mine	?	Witten	Lead, copper; two pit fields		1902-01-08
Mine	?	Witten	iron		1874-03-04
Mine	?	Witten	iron		1862-02-01
Mine	Hamecke	Witten	possibly pit field Alex ?	location
Bulwark, Bulwark I.	Bulwark	Witten	Copper, pebbles; no operation after digestion; west of Alex VI on the ridge of the Schlenker Höhe		1874-03-12
Drögenputt	?	Witten	iron		1873-07-03
Elisabeth	?	Witten	iron		1876-06-06
Ennepe	?	Witten	iron		1874-12-24
Homert	?	Witten	iron		1875-08-26
Locomotive	Rönsahl	Witten	Iron; on the Rehberg near Gogarten; Muted again in 1854; newly awarded in 1855		13th / 14th century
Mallinckrodt	?	Witten	iron		1874-03-31
Mark I, II	?	Witten	iron		1874-02-07
Reichensprenger	?	Witten	iron		1874-03-31
Schmidt, Schmidthausen	?	Witten	iron		1874-11-30
Volme	?	Witten	copper		1874-03-28
Windhorst	?	Witten	iron		1874-03-31
Zilla	?	Witten	iron		1873-08-09

Ludenscheid

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Evening light	Freisenberg	Witten	iron	location	1873-05-10
Evening red	Freisenberg	Witten	iron	location
Aechtenscheid	Aechtenscheid	Witten	Copper, lead	location	1860-02-18
Alexander	Niederhunscheid	Witten	Iron; 40 m long tunnel; east of Alexander V		1873-06-03
Alex II, III	Niederhunscheid	Witten	Iron; 2 shafts; one with a depth of 86 m	location	1872	1880
Alex V	?	Witten	iron
Alex VIII	Homert	Witten	iron	Location , location
Alex IX	Spielwigge	Witten	iron	location
Alex XII	?	Witten	iron
Real sheath	Aechtenscheid	Witten	Copper, lead; today under the mirror of the Versetalsperre (not identical to the Aechtenscheid mine !)	location	1862-01-30
Eduard	Klinkenberg	Witten	; today under the mirror of the Versetalsperre	location
acquisition	Klinkenberg	Witten	; today under the mirror of the Versetalsperre	location
Friedrich Gustav	Hunswinkel	Witten	; today under the mirror of the Versetalsperre	location
Grissing	?	Witten	iron
Good Hope	Homert	Witten	iron	location
Holy Trinity	?	Witten			1435-02-18	1524 (min.)
Homert I	Hokühl	Witten	iron	location
Soest	?	Witten	iron
United Essendia	Rathmecke	Witten	Copper; Consolidated from Neu-Essen I (Neuenweg), Neu-Essen II, Neu-Essen III	location	1861-11-19
Wilhelm	Klame	Witten	; today under the mirror of the Versetalsperre	location

Meinerzhagen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Blomberg	Blomberg	Witten	Buschgrund "Am Hahn" of the Turck zu Blomberg		1874 (um)
Brings	?	Witten	Iron; at the border triangle Valbert, Meinerzhagen, Lieberhausen		1755	1759
Clara Sophie	Gutenbecke	Witten	iron		1902 (before)
Constantine II	Wilkenberg	Witten	iron		1850 (um)
Constantine III	Wilkenberg	Witten	iron	location	1856-12-30	1925 (at least)
Constantin V	Wilkenberg	Witten	Iron; on 02/14/185? awarded	location	1850 (um)	1925 (at least)
Constantine VI	Hardenberg	Witten	iron		1858 (um)
Constantin X	Valbert	Witten	iron	location	1857 (um)
Constantin XX	Spädinghausen , Haumche	Witten	iron	location	1858 (um)
Constantine XXIII	Spädinghausen, Haumche	Witten	Iron; old field; deleted since 1840
Chaff	?	Witten	iron
Iron corridor	Ebberg	Witten	Iron; on the southern slope of the Ebbe Mountains near the House of Plate at Ebbe		1859 (around)
Falkenstein	?	Witten	iron		1874-03-28
Friedrich Wilhelm	?	Witten	iron		1874-08-19
Good luck for	Vorderhagen	Witten		location
Trust in God	Meinerzhagen	Witten	Iron; awarded January 15, 1879; possibly identical to Silberkuhlenberg		1875-12-22
Gustav luck	Wilkenberg	Witten	old field; deleted since 1840
Gustav Otto	?	Witten	iron		1858-09-11
Good Hope	Scherl	Witten	Copper, lead; at the Hahn in the Listertal		1849	1900 (approx.)
Heinrich Gericke II	Wilkenberg	Witten	at the "Dreiländereck" Meinerzhagen, Valbert, Lieberhausen		1874 (um)
Heinrich Gericke III	Valbert	Witten			1874 (um)
Hellberg II	Hellberg	Witten	iron		1902 (before)
Henriette	Winzenberg	Witten	iron		1902 (before)
Hörde III	Mittelhagen	Witten	iron	location	1862-05-30
Lasker	Meinerzhagen	Witten	Iron; awarded March 28, 1874; Grubenfeld lies partly in the area of Kierspe	location	1873-12-19
Lena	Ebberg	Witten	awarded July 11, 1857; Relation to deleted mutation Lina	location	1857-12-20
Maltke	?	Witten	iron
Milking Stone	Meinerzhagen	Witten	iron		1902 (before)
Molz	?	Witten	iron
Dawn	Hösinghausen	Witten	iron		1676 (before)	1835 (at least)
Rothenstein	?	Witten	iron		1874-07-03
Otto XVII	Ebberg	Witten	in "Dutzelstein" near Valbert not far from the Kolbturm in low tide; Awarded January 6, 1859		1856-08-17
Prince Biron	Meinerzhagen	Witten
Roan	?	Witten	iron
Scotland	Herringhausen	Witten	Iron ore; there are also Scotland II, III, VII, VIII, XIII, XVI, XVII and XVIII	location
Scotland II	Österfeld	Witten	on the way from Österfeld to Hardenberg	location	1853 (um)
Scotland III	Mittelhagen	Witten	awarded on June 24, 1865	location	1853-11-24
Scotland VIII	Valbert	Witten			1874 (um)
Scotland XIII	Valbert	Witten	Iron; 700 m southwest of the Dietrich Turck zu Valbert house; awarded on June 25, 1858	location	1854-01-19
Scotland VIII	Valbert	Witten			1860 (um)
Scotland XVIII	Vorderhagen	Witten	on the way from Österfeld to Hardenberg; on the field of Joh. C. Westebbe to Valbert	location	1859 (around)
Sebastopol I	You	Witten	between Ihne and Pütthof ; awarded on May 14, 1859; Drinking water for the residents of Ihne		1855-07-30
Sebastopol II	Echternhagen	Witten	old field; deleted since 1840	location	1855-07-30
victory	Echternhagen	Witten	between Spädinghausen and Haumche; nö by Constantin XX	location	1856-08-17
Silberkuhle	Echternhagen	Witten
Silberkuhlenberg	Sundhellen	Witten	Iron, lead, copper, zinc; also called Weylandsberg (1840), Wildberg , Kolberg , Zonthelden ; Probably identical to Grubenfeld Helberg I / God Trust, a concreted tunnel is still there	location	1464-06-12	1857
Sophie	Badinghagen	Witten	iron		1874-08-19
Strasbourg	?	Witten	iron
In front of the Dorpe	Meinerzhagen	Witten	iron		1487-05-29
Werder	?	Witten	iron		1874-03-28
Wilhelmine	Listringhausen	Witten	iron		1902 (before)
Welfare	Meinerzhagen	Witten	copper
Colliery in the Listertal	?	Olpe	Black copper; Location in the Listertal		19th century
coincidence	Sundfeld	Witten	Iron; published 02/24/1860; only Schurf; Relation to the deleted mutation Wittekind	location	1859-09-24

Menden

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Asbeck	?	Arnsberg	iron
Mine	Oberrödinghausen	Arnsberg		location
Mine	Oberrödinghausen	Arnsberg		location
Mine	Oberrödinghausen	Arnsberg		location
Bertha II	Boingsen	Arnsberg	iron
Bertingloh I, II	Boingsen	Arnsberg	iron
Caroline	?	Arnsberg	Copper, lead, antimony, barite		1855 (um)
Conradszeche	Rödinghausen	Arnsberg	iron		1862 (um)
Magpie bush	?	Arnsberg	Iron; also consolidation of Elsterbuscher Zug		1855 (before)
Ferdinand II	Halingen	Arnsberg	Iron; on the Bertingloher Berge, near Halingen, floor XIII / 13/4 of the municipality of Halingen; probably not a company		1862
Franciscus	?	Arnsberg	iron		1855 (before)
Friedrich	?	Arnsberg	iron
Höingsen	Hüingsen	Arnsberg	iron
Judah	Hüingsen	Arnsberg	iron
King's Pit V	Hüingsen	Arnsberg	Lead; awarded May 2, 1862; at the so-called "Buchholz" near Höingsen, corridor IX, parcel 9/1		1861-07-03
Ligny	Boingsen	Arnsberg	Iron; Conjectures		1852
Neuburg	Hüingsen	Arnsberg	Iron; also Neuerburg called		1849	1865 (around)
Pluto I a	Boingsen	Arnsberg	iron
Primus I - XI	Menden	Arnsberg	Iron; east of the Hönne from Schwitten to Lendringsen		1873
Roller blind	Boingsen	Arnsberg	iron
Waldemei	Menden	Arnsberg	Iron; near Krebsbach; Hard coal ?; attempt
Windberg (on?)	Asbeck	Arnsberg	Iron; Conjectures

Nachrodt-Wiblingwerde

Significant degradation has not taken place here. Rather, the aim of mining here should have been the award of a minefield and thus a value (speculative object). The following are trench pits with mining awards:

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Adelgunde	Herlsen	Witten	Copper; old field; fallen into the open since around 1850
Thinker	Eilerde	Witten	iron	location	1855-08-06
One time	One time	Witten	Copper; several tunnels	location	1885-09-18
Good health	Hinterveserde	Witten	Iron; old field
Peasant benches	Oevenscheidt	Witten	Iron; at the Breloh; awarded 1859-10-14	location	1853-08-09
Maria Hope	Herlsen	Witten	Lead; old field; fallen into the open since around 1850
Beautiful view	Hinterveserde	Witten	Iron; 2 mining shafts; awarded June 11, 1855	location	1855-10-26
St. George	Eilerde	Witten	Iron; 6 m deep shaft; north of the Brantenhahn in the deciduous forest; Awarded September 28, 1867	location	1864-05-22	1870
Thielsflötz	Oevenscheidt	Witten	Iron; not far from Gut Waldemey; awarded June 25, 1858	location	1856-10-02

Neuenrade

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Albert	Monkeys	Arnsberg	Iron; at the Beringer Loh
Albert I	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	Lead, zinc; awarded October 26, 1871; gen Altenaffeln (pear tree); to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1870-10-11
Bonelohe	Monkeys	Arnsberg	iron
Borloh	Monkeys	Arnsberg	iron		1825
Brings	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		16th century
Burning head	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	iron		1851
Wide pit	Neuenrade	Arnsberg	Iron; on the Neuenrader Kohlenberge; was spilled during the expansion of the highway		1371
Bulcks	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		16th century
Dahle II	Neuenrade	Arnsberg	Iron; on the Neuenrader Kohlenberge; awarded in 1857?	location	1851-12-09
Dycksgroven	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		16th century
Iron mine	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		1850 (before)
Gerviz Creuz	Monkeys	Arnsberg	iron		1775 (before)
Glückauf II	Küntrop	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1872-03-04
Gustav II	Monkeys	Arnsberg	Lead, zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union	location	1871-10-20
Haverlop	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		16th century
Hermann	Blintrop	Arnsberg	Pebbles		1873
Immsburg	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	iron		1851
Julius	Küntrop	Arnsberg	Pebbles		1873
Mariechen	Altenaffeln	Witten	iron	location
Pandora	Neuenrade	Arnsberg	Iron; Near Dahle; awarded in 1857?	location	1854-04-19
Rudolph II	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1871-10-20
Selma	Monkeys	Arnsberg	Lead, zinc		1867
Soinghausen	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	Iron; Archdistrict Bracht-Wildewiese		16th century
Stolberg	Altenaffeln	Arnsberg	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1872-03-04
Zellerfeld	Neuenrade	Arnsberg	Pebbles; on the Biesenberg; 3 m deep shaft; Awarded May 17, 1866	location	1864-07-29	1901

Plettenberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Agnes	Hilfringhausen	Witten	Iron; awarded 1871-05-20		1870-09-19
Alex	Frehlinghausen	Witten	iron		1871-10-31
Alex I	Holthausen	Witten	iron		1871-11-06
Alexander von Humboldt	Eiringhausen	Witten	Iron; New award on May 11, 1856	location	1422	1860 (um)
altar	Plettenberg	Witten	Copper, cobalt, lead, iron
old man	Holthausen	Witten	Zinc, lead; at least 6 tunnels; formerly the Glückauf mine ; awarded April 2, 1867	location Location location location location location	1865-12-12	1910
At the Kirchlöh	Plettenberg	Witten	slate		1755 (um)
At the bog	Plettenberg	Witten	Lead; also the pools called	location	1636 (um)	1688 (before)
Antony	Leinschede	Witten	Iron; at the foot of the Mattenhagen; Awarded on October 18, 1867	location	1867-02-22
Aurora	Landemert	Witten	copper	location
Bärenberger tunnel	Plettenberg	Witten		location
Mine	Plettenberg	Witten	lead	location
Mine	Boeddinghausen	Witten	iron		1858-10-01
Mine	Himmelmert	Witten		location
Best luck	Landemert	Witten	copper	location
Brandenberg	Plettenberg	Witten	lead		1627 (approx.)	1873
Claudius	Himmelmert	Witten	copper	location
Clausewitz	Plettenberg	Witten	Pebbles; awarded on July 10, 1873	location	1872-08-18
Diogenes	Hilfringhausen	Witten	Iron; on the "Timberge"; awarded 1858-06-11	location	1853-02-03
Emanuel	Plettenberg	Witten	Lead, copper; several tunnels	location location	17th century (at least)
Emilie	?	Witten	copper
Emilie	Eiringhausen	Witten	Zinc, iron, lead, in the upper blemke; Iron approx. 250 meters above the Kahlberg; Awarded November 8, 1858; 1864 to Theodore; at the moat, roughly at the lower corner of the Protestant cemetery; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1852 -08-05	1864
Eurybia	Oesterhammer	Witten	Iron; awarded on August 20, 1885	location	1885-05-10
Ferdinand	Eiringhausen	Witten	Iron; awarded June 12, 1858; at the foot of the Mattenhagen; at the lowest Wibbecke after Adolf Vieregge's bush ground in Leinschede	location	1855-09-16
progress	Landemert	Witten	iron	location
Franziska	Holthausen	Witten	Lead; Tunnel with a length of 411 m	location	1856-02-1	1909
Franziska I	Holthausen	Witten	Lead; awarded August 10, 1892; to Franziska; foreclosed in 1911; today drinking water production		1889-06-15	1911-02-25
Friedrich	Plettenberg	Witten	iron	location
Friedrich II	Plettenberg	Witten	Lead; in the Schibecker Siepen	location
Friedrich Wilhelm	Plettenberg	Witten	Sulfur pebbles; at the Sundhelle (former Wirth brickworks); awarded on February 7, 1874;	location	1872-10-14
justice	?	Witten	copper
Lucky blessings	Eiringhausen	Witten	Lead; Awarded February 27, 1885; Location in the Leitstern field		1884-03-27
Gustav	Ohle	Witten	Zinc; to Plettenberger Zinc Union
Haverley	Plettenberg	Witten	iron		1521	1638 (approx.)
Heidberg I, II	Landemert	Witten			1885	1890 (approx.)
Henriette I.	Eiringhausen	Witten	Lead; on the Kohlbuschberg; possibly identical to Emanuel ; newly muted 11/19/1853; Re-awarded January 21, 1860; Tunnel mouth hole 10 m deeper than Henriette III	location	1743-05-12	1888
Henriette III	Eiringhausen	Witten	Copper; on the Kohlbuschberg; awarded January 22, 1860	location	1853-12-10	1888
Hessenkamp	Plettenberg	Witten	Lead; at Mollhoff, at Stein Nocken as well as at Seegen or Heßen Kamp		1688 (before)	1756
hope	?	Witten	Copper, lead, iron		1865-06-11
Huckenloch	Plettenberg	Witten	iron		1755 (um)
Hugo	?	Witten	iron
Hulda	Eiringhausen	Witten	Zinc; Pebbles; in the upper Blemke; awarded August 29, 1867; zu Plettenberger Zinkgewerkschaft		1865-04-06
Johanna I	Eiringhausen	Witten	Zinc; awarded 1867-08-19; in the upper Blemke; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1865-10-03
Juno	Bremcke	Witten	Lead; north of Bremcke
lodestar	Eiringhausen	Witten	Copper, air raid tunnels in war; Awarded January 6, 1861; Covering the field with Laura I and Alexander von Humboldt I		1858-09-08	1885
Laura I	Ohle	Witten	Iron; awarded 1859-04-09; Consolidated on August 18, 1862 to United Laura		1857-12-16	1872
Laura II	Ohle	Witten	Iron; awarded 1859-09-04; Consolidated on August 18, 1862 to United Laura		1856-11-20	1872
Maria	Himmelmert	Witten	Copper, sulfur; around 80 meters below the Oestertalsperre; awarded 06/29/1886; 32 m length	location	1858-10-04	1887-02
Marianne	Holthausen	Witten	iron
Mariechen I	Ohle	Witten	Iron; Colliery on Hohnerloh called	location	1533-05
Marian happiness	Landemert	Witten	iron	location
Martha	Eiringhausen	Witten	Zinc; in the Blemke; awarded 1864-05-31; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1864-02-11
Mercury	Plettenberg	Witten	Copper; for example in the area of Neu-Dortmund
New Dortmund	Plettenberg	Witten	Iron; also called Klinckmette or Klinckmecke ; New meeting on September 1, 1857; newly awarded July 19, 1859	location	1613 (before)	1874-05-04
New luck	Plettenberg	Witten	Lead; at the wolf hammer; Protective bunker in World War II for 100 residents; today visitor gallery; Length several hundred meters	location	1755-04-15	1759-06-26
Otto	Eiringhausen	Witten	Iron; at the foot of the Mattenhagen; 500,000 square laughs in size, lies in the cut of the Ruhr-Sieg Railway at the foot of the Schwarzenberg. On July 17, 1857, when the railway was built, a brown iron stone warehouse was exposed; it was 1 inch to 1 foot thick; Awarded on September 7, 1866	location	1866-03-23
patriot	Eiringhausen	Witten	Iron; Cover with field Friedrich II
Plettenberg	Ohle	Witten	Iron; awarded November 10, 1871; to Plettenberger Zinc Union		1870-09-18
Plettenberger Zinc Union	Plettenberg, Werdohl , Sundern	Witten	Zinc, iron, lead, pyrites; Consolidation from the following pits: Theodore, Emilie, Johanna 1, Hulda, Theodor 1, Altermann-Zinkerz, Altermann-Bleierz, Martha (Erbstollen), Gustav, Wilhelm, Wilhelm 2, Louise, Louise 1, Altenberg, Stollberg, Glückauf 2, Rudolph 2, Alberti, Carl, Aegidius, Eckenberg, Eckenberg 1, Eckenberg 2, Adolph, Franziska 1, Stephani, Ohle, Heinrich, Westfalia and Friderike		1873	1880
Rabor	Holthausen	Witten	Pyrites, iron, lead; Awarded in 1854		1852-06-01	1893 (at least)
Schwarzenberg	Siesel	Witten	slate		1755 (um)
Susanne	Heveschotten	Witten	copper	location
Theodore	Eiringhausen	Witten	Lead, zinc, iron; in the upper Blemke, approx. 250 meters above the Kahlberg; Awarded on August 22nd, 1863; 1863-1888; 63 m depth; from Kahlberg to Hespe and Plattenbracht near Allendorf approx. 25 zinc ore mines (including Marta , Johanna )	location	1863-02-06
Theodore I.	Eiringhausen	Witten	Pebbles; inside pit field Theodore; awarded 1867-11-18	location	1867-05-01
Undine	Eiringhausen	Witten	Copper; Cover with field Friedrich II
Unexpected luck	?	Witten	copper		1804 (um)
United Laura	Ohle	Witten	Iron; 3. studs; consolidated from 'Laura I' and 'Laura II'		1862-08-18	1872
temptation	Plettenberg	Witten	Copper, lead
Victoria	Paperboard	Witten	Iron; awarded October 1, 1858	location	1853-05-31	1866
Attention	Plettenberg	Witten	Copper, lead, also called Grube St. Casper , Trau auf Gott or Schulenburger Glück ;		1713	1919
Forward	Lettmecke	Witten	copper	location
volcano	Holthausen	Witten	copper
Wild woman	Plettenberg	Witten	Copper; adjacent to pit forward; only awarded on June 25, 1858	location	1832	1870/1890
Wild man	Plettenberg	Witten	Copper; New award document from October 16, 1858; at Landemert	location	15th century	1897
Wilhelm II	Hilfringhausen	Witten	Zinc; awarded 1868-02-18; approx. 250 m below the Brüninghausen house on the right slope of the Lenne; to Plettenberger Zinc Union	location	1867-08-23
Wilhelmine	Landemert	Witten	copper	location
Witten II	Landemert	Witten	iron	location
Witten X	Bremcke	Witten	Iron; south of Bremcke
Welfare	Immecke	Witten	Copper; two tunnels, each about 20 meters long	location	1715-07-31
Wormel	Plettenberg	Witten	Lead; also Wurmberg called	location	1606 (um)	1759
Ziegenkamp	Bremcke	Witten	Lead, copper	location	1588 (before)	1717

Schalksmühle

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning
Adolph	Everinghausen	Witten	Iron; awarded February 9, 1874	location	1873-09-26
Albert	?	Witten
Auguste I	?	Witten
Mine	Sun sheath	Witten	Iron?	location
Charlotte	Everinghausen	Witten	Iron; awarded February 9, 1874	location	1873-09-26
Threshing	Großendrescheid	Witten	iron	location	1872-08-05
Elisabeth	Everinghausen	Witten	Iron; awarded February 9, 1874	location	1873-09-26
Emil	?	Witten
Glückauf Hülscheid	Harrenscheid	Witten	iron	location	1857-07-22
Gustavus	Schalksmühle	Witten	Copper; 10 m long tunnel; Tunnel entrance, hollow and heaps still exist	location	1862-06-30
Kuhlenhagen	Stable house	Witten	iron	location	1853-06-26
Copper works	Niederworth	Witten	8 m long tunnel on Volmestrasse (B54)	location	1880-12-26
Mathilde	?	Witten
Superintendent	Heedfeld	Witten	iron	location
Wilhelm August	Everinghausen	Witten	Iron; awarded February 9, 1874	location	1873-09-26

Werdohl

There was hardly any extraction here, but there are test facilities ( shafts and tunnels ).

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Bertha II	Angelfish	Witten	Copper, lead; awarded May 1, 1893; Discussed again in 1938; no operation took place	location	1893-05-01
Beuth	Werdohl	Witten	Iron; awarded May 11, 1862; approx. 7 m deep shaft; Foreclosed in 1889; Abandoned in 1892; Discussed again in 1935		1862-04-01	1868
Freya	Werdohl	Witten	Iron; awarded 1876-03-18; to Bertha Caroline (May 22, 1895); Shaft walls still exist	location	1875-05-16	1877
Fritz	Werdohl	Witten	Iron; in the area of the hairpin bend of the road from Werdohl to Neuenrade		1874-03-26
Gravelotte	Werdohl	Witten	Zinc; in the area of the hairpin bend on the road from Werdohl to Neuenrade; awarded in 1875		1873-08-11
Julius	Werdohl	Witten	Lead; in the area of the hairpin bend of the road from Werdohl to Neuenrade		1874-04-25
Josephine	Werdohl	Witten	old pit about 500 meters to the north of Beuth ; on the eastern slope of the Klosterberg
Morning star	Werdohl	Witten	Copper; awarded 1857/1858; Trial tunnel with a length of 3 m	location	1853-11-08
love	Elverlingsen	Witten	Copper; awarded June 24, 1859; used as a bunker in the war; 3 m long tunnel with a 2 m deep die; Use as an air raid shelter, now a storage room		1856-08-11	1865
Stollen at Höltmecke	Werdohl	Witten	at the Höltmecke inn, about 25 meters after Werdohl and 2 meters from the road, an old mouth hole
loyalty	Elverlingsen	Witten	Copper, iron; east of Morgenstern; Trial tunnel with a length of 3 m	location	1859-06-24	1865
Wilhelm II	Kettling	Witten	Lead; only pinging available; Re-muted in 1866; Awarded again September 16, 1867; to Plettenberger Zinc Union	location	1757

Independent city of Hagen

Since the southeastern municipality can be assigned to the Sauerland, the pits located there are listed here.

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Friederike	Rummenohl	Witten	Iron; awarded September 2, 1874	location	1873-09-01
Ludwig Philipp	Rummenohl	Witten	Iron; awarded September 2, 1874	location	1873-08-26
Rolloch I	Hohenlimburg	Arnsberg	Lime; 1 or possibly even 2 studs		1926-10-23	1967

District of Olpe

Attendorn

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning
At the pointed mountains	Lichtringhausen	Arnsberg	lead		1793
Amos	Attendorn	Olpe	iron
Anna	Attendorn	Olpe	Slate; near the ruins of Wildenburg	1855 (before)
Miner	Attendorn	Olpe	iron
Mine in the Wippeskuhlen area	Attendorn	Olpe	iron
Mine in the Eckenbachtal	Attendorn	Olpe	Iron; Open pit
Mine on Windhauser Strasse	Attendorn	Olpe	Iron; near the Karl Viegener forwarding company on Windhäuser Strasse; 40 m long tunnel (filled in during road construction)
Mine at Birkeshardt	Merklinghausen	Arnsberg	lead		1791
Mine on the Noacken	Attendorn	Olpe	Iron; short tunnel
Mine on Stappenweg	Attendorn	Olpe	Iron; short tunnel
David	Attendorn	Olpe	iron
fist	Mecklinghausen	Olpe	iron
Matthilde	Attendorn	Olpe	iron
Napoleon	Attendorn	Olpe	iron
New Year's Eve	Attendorn	Olpe	iron
Thecla	Attendorn	Olpe	Brown iron stone; also written Thekla ; between Biekhofen and the Stesse; Shaft with a depth of 14 m	1860	1870
Waldenburg	Attendorn	Olpe	Slate; near the ruins of Wildenburg	1855 (before)

Drolshagen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning
New monitor	Half cough	Olpe	Iron, lead, copper; at / in the Silberkuhle		19th century
Purer	Brachtpe	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead, zinc; north of Sassmicke
Thusnelda	Essinghausen	Olpe	Lead; at the Breitenhardt?		19th century
Tubalkain	Drolshagen	Olpe	Iron, copper, sulfur, lead, zinc; west of Rüblinghausen on the Bratskopf		1856
Voigtskaute	Half cough	Olpe	Iron, lead, copper; at / in the Silberkuhle		19th century
Walter	Half cough	Olpe	Iron, lead, copper; at / in the Silberkuhle		19th century
Stollen at Dumicke	Dumicke	Olpe	Stollen in the lyre	location

Finnentrop

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Ahausen	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Mine at Dumberg	Heggen	Olpe	Silica slate; from 1939 tunnel construction; 2 civil engineering soles; Tunnel systems with a total length of more than 7 km	location	1930s	1973
Beyer	Heggen	Olpe	iron
A house	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Eisenberg	Heggen	Olpe	Brown iron and manganese ores; awarded May 7, 1866; two investigation shafts (one of which is 7 m); Thickness of the gap of 15 m; Extraction from 1872–1873: 1,030 t; Workforce 4 men		1866-03-18
Eisenberg I.	Heggen	Olpe	Iron; awarded on May 7, 1866		1866-03-18
Eisenberg II	Heggen	Olpe	Iron; awarded on May 7, 1866		1866-03-18
Ennest	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Fransecky	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Heggen	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Hollenbock	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Lime kiln	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Linden tree	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Milstenau	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Roaster way	Heggen	Olpe	iron
hull	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Saalfeld	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Sang	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Sheepfold	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Grinding material	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Sieler	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Silver studs	Heggen	Olpe	at the Haardt
Silberkuhlen	Bulkheads	Olpe	Silver?; the highest; two shafts (one of which is 11 m deep)
Treskow	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Full moon	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Wiethfeld	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Windhausen	Heggen	Olpe	iron
Wodan	Heggen	Olpe	iron

Kirchhundem

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Adelheid	Silberg ?	Olpe	Iron; Location: southwest. Kuhlenberger train		1890 (before)
Adolphszeche	Benolpe	Olpe	Copper; Expectation in the tunnel of the Ländermicke ; awarded on July 18, 1857		1857-07-18	1858
Alida	Silberg	Olpe	Iron; southwest Kuhlenberger train; Tunnel mouth hole at 515 m above sea level. NN.	location
Alma	Fallow houses	Have to	Lead, zinc, iron, copper; stollen	location
Old Maid (Mercury)	Silberg	Olpe	Iron, copper, mercury; Längenfeld Mercury awarded on copper, silver and mercury; on the Kittelberg	location
Alwina	Varste	Olpe	Lead; Tunnel north of Varste; Tunnel mouth hole at 400 m above sea level. NN	location	1893 (before)
Alwine	Varste	Olpe	Lead, zinc, pale ores; formerly dead man ; other names: shift supervisor pit ; Newly awarded in 1889; 1889 shaft (116 m depth up to 1896, at 410 m above sea level, 3 underground levels (42, 72, 116 m)); to Glanzenberg ; northernmost mine on Siegerland iron ore veins; Stamp mill on Silberbach; up to 150 people	location	1743	1902
At the bevel piece	Welschenennest	Olpe			1743
Anna	Hofolpe	Olpe	between Hofolpe and Mark; south of the mountain "Auf der Höhe"; Tunnel mouth hole at 468 m above sea level. NN			location
Antonius (colliery)	Varste	Olpe	Lead, copper, pale ores; Tunnel mouth hole at 460 m above sea level. NN; to Kuhlenberg	location	1855 (before)
Wood grouse	Oberhundem	Olpe	Pyrites, lead, copper; 2 studs		1868-11-28	1924
On the potion	Rahrbach	Olpe	Lead; on Langenbach's heads		1506
Lead ore	Silberg	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 428 m above sea level. NN; northwest of lead ore
Bloeth shaft	Silberg	Olpe	Tunnel and shaft		1743
Brothers tunnel	Silberg	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 435 m above sea level. NN; south of Silberg
Carolinengang	Silberg	Olpe	Längenfeld; to Glanzenberg
Charlotte	Varste	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 425 m above sea level. NN; to Kuhlenberg	location
Christine	Rahrbach	Olpe	Copper, iron, sulfur, lead; Stollen; awarded on March 14, 1867	location	1867-03-14
Constantin	Silberg	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 500 m above sea level. NN; to Glanzenberg	location
Danielszeche	Rahrbach	Olpe	Copper, iron; Tunnel with a total length of 250 m on the Rahrbacher Höhe; awarded on September 17, 1866	location	1865	1877
Daniel crown	Rahrbach	Olpe	Copper, nickel; awarded on December 29, 1871		1871-12-29
Oak wood	Varste	Olpe	iron		1741
Unity I, II	Oberhundem	Olpe			1884-09-05
Eisenberg III	Fallow houses	Have to	Iron; Pit field; northwest of fallow houses
Eisenhardt	Fallow houses	Have to	Iron; southwest of fallow houses
Emma	Silberg?	Olpe	Iron; Location: southwest. Kuhlenberger train		1890 (before)
Fahlerzgang	Silberg	Olpe	Lead; identical to Goldbergstollen ; Tunnel mouth hole at 423 m above sea level. NN	location
Fortuna	Silberg	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 449 m above sea level. NN; south of Silberg	location
Fortuna II	Silberg	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 482 m above sea level. NN; south of Silberg; more southerly than Fortuna	location
Friendship	Rahrbach	Olpe	Iron; awarded on November 20, 1867		1867-11-20
Foxhole	Benolpe	Olpe	Lead, copper, silver, iron; shallow 10 m deep shaft; newly awarded on May 15, 1858		1697
Furstenberg	Oberhundem	Olpe	Lead, copper		1890-08-27
George	Silberg	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 525 m above sea level. NN; Stoles with a length of 195 m; southwest of Silberg; see Mercury pit
Glanzenberg	Silberg	Olpe	Silver, lead, zinc, copper, iron; 1888 new award; Upper gallery at 487 m above sea level ( Lage ); Deep tunnel at 440.8 m above sea level ( Lage ); 1885 shaft (185 m depth, 4 underground levels (95, 127, 156, 185 m); at 505.4 m above sea level); 300 staff members; ; End of 1935 for good	location	1876 (before)	1909
Good luck for	Varste	Olpe			1743
Happy Hubertus	Silberg	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead; Tunnel mouth hole at 510 m above sea level. NN	location
Goldberg I.	Silberg	Olpe	Copper, lead, pale ores, spate iron stone; Inspection report from 1818; on March 2, 1898, part of Glanzenberg (also through); 1899 Shaft I (up to 1905 120 m depth, 2 underground levels (60 and 120 m), at 478.2 m above sea level); 1899 Shaft II (up to 1929 533 m depth, at 432.2 m above sea level, underground floors at 60, 120, 180, 25, 270, 315, 360, 405, 450, 509 m)	location	1890 (before)	1935
Goldberg II	Silberg	Olpe	Copper, lead, pale ores, spate iron stone; on March 2, 1898, part of Glanzenberg ; 1899 Shaft II (until 1929 533 m depth, at 432 m above sea level, 8 underground levels at 60, 120, 180, 225, 270, 315, 360, 405, 450, 509 m)	location	1890 (before)	1935-03
Goldberg III-VIII	Silberg	Olpe	Copper, lead, pale ores, spate iron stone; on March 2, 1898 in Glanzenberg
God's blessing	Silberg	Olpe	Iron; southwest Kuhlenberger train		1743
Götzhagen I, II	Oberhundem	Olpe			1882-10-18
Hannibal	Rahrbach	Olpe	Iron; Stollen; Consultation	location
Hardt	Silberg	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 435 m above sea level. NN	location
Hermann	Varste	Olpe	Iron; southwest Kuhlenberger train; Tunnel mouth hole at 470 m above sea level NN	location	1890 (before)
Jodocus	Oberhundem	Olpe	Lead, copper		1871-12-22
Johannesstollen	Wirme	Olpe	Brown iron stone
Johannistollen	Silberg	Olpe	Stollen; also St. John's blessing		1743
Joseph's luck	Welschenennest	Olpe	southeast Welfare		1911
Close	Silberg	Olpe	Lead, copper, pale ores; deep tunnel with at least 200 m length		1796	1844 (at least)
Koenigsberg	Würdinghausen	Olpe	Iron; Conjecture		1804
crane	Silberg	Olpe			1743
Kruberg I.	Kruberg	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug	location
Kuhlenberger standing corridor	Silberg	Olpe	1841 consolidated with Schnepfenseifen and Thomaszeche to form Kuhlenbergerzug	location	1841 (before)	1913
Kuhlenberg (education)	Varste	Olpe	Spade iron, galena, copper pebbles; Gang train at Silberg and Varste; several tunnels: Antoniuszecherstollen ( location ), Thomaszecherstollen ( location ), at 468 m above sea level. NN Kuhlenbergerstollen (( location ); upper gallery at approx. 500 m above sea level ( location )) and Schnepfenseifer (lower) gallery ( location , at 430 m above sea level); 1743 Kuhlenberger Schacht; around 1900 shaft with a depth of 370 m (suspended bank at 464 m above sea level, tunnel bottom at 34 m depth, 8 underground levels (84, 133, 145, 193, 250, 358, 370 m)); Production 1831–1913: 168,374 t of iron ore	location	1721	1913
L'Esperance	Varste	Olpe			1743
Country flaw	Benolpe	Olpe	Lead, copper, silver, pale ores; also called Lentermicke ; 1830 and October 6, 1854 re-muted; 300 m long gallery; Tunnel mouth hole at 515 m above sea level. NN in the upper valley of the Lentermicke; Experimental work in 1899, 1920 and 1927; drinking water production since 1943	location	1777	1927
Leo	Kruberg	Olpe	Copper; 160 m long tunnel		1861-11-12
Leonore	Silberg	Olpe	Iron; Tunnel at 563 m above sea level NN; two bearings; southwest of Silberg near Mercury and west Georg	location
Liese I, II, III	Varste	Olpe	Iron; Location: southwest. Kuhlenberger train	location	1890 (before)
Lina Fuhr	Silberg	Olpe	Iron; southwest from Silberg
Martinszeche	Heinsberg	Olpe	iron		1832
Mercury	Silberg	Olpe	Copper, silver, mercury; 195 m long tunnel at 566 m above sea level NN am Hoher Wald (mouth hole below a path); inside the old maid field		1850	1862
Michlbach?	Silberg	Olpe		location
Moses	Kruberg?	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug; Location: directly north of the Elpertshagener Vereinigung mine
Mussa Pasha	Silberg	Olpe	iron	location	1890 (before)
New Danielszeche	Rahrbach	Olpe	Copper, iron; Tunnel at the Rahrbacher Höhe; awarded on May 17, 1867		1867-05-17
New Rahrbacher-Höh	Rahrbach	Olpe	Copper, iron
New Seltermicke	Kruberg	Olpe	copper		1860-11-13
New Seltermicke II	Kruberg	Olpe	copper		1861-12-10
New retribution	Rahrbach	Olpe	Copper, sulfur; stollen	location
New ones	Silberg	Olpe			1743
Noell	Wirme	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 449 m above sea level. NN	location
Upper Rahrbacher-Höhe	Rahrbach	Olpe	Copper; awarded May 11, 1837; Pocher studs; merged with Untere Rahrbacher-Höhe to form Rahrbaher Höh on May 20, 1838 ; Dismantling from 1843		1837-05-11
Peiters Schurf	Varste	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 515 m above sea level. NN	location
Prussia	Silberg	Olpe	Iron; Location: southwest. Kuhlenberger train; Lead, copper, zinc	location	1867	1867
Prince Friedrich Carl	Silberg	Olpe	Lead, zinc, silver, copper; to Glanzenberg		1890 (before)
Quack master	Varste	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 447 m above sea level. NN	location
Rahrbacher-Höh	Rahrbach	Olpe	Copper; Association on May 20, 1838 from Unterer Rahrbacher-Höhe and Oberer Rahrbacher-Höhe ; Upper tunnel; Deep tunnel; Pocherstollen; Die; In 1856 the Pocherstollen was muted again under Anastasius and Zeitgeist without being awarded	Location location	1707 (before)
Predatory tunnel	Rahrbach	Olpe	Copper; Tunnel on the mountain slope west of the Pocher tunnel; probably belonging to Rahrbacher Höhe	location
rose Garden	Silberg	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead; awarded on January 16, 1858; Tunnel mouth hole at 455 m above sea level. NN	location	1858-01-16
Rose garden IV	Silberg	Olpe	Lead, zinc, copper; to Glanzenberg
Rose garden VI	Silberg	Olpe	Lead, copper; to Glanzenberg
Sniff soaps	Silberg	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 430 m above sea level NN; 1841 to Kuhlenberg	location	1743	1913
Silberg	Silberg	Olpe	Iron; Tunnel mouth hole at 427.3 m	location	1890 (before)
Silver star	Silberg	Olpe	Lead, copper; Inspection report from 1818; Tunnel mouth hole at 432.5 m above sea level. NN	location
Socrates	Silberg	Olpe	Längenfeld; to Glanzenberg
Sophia	Varste	Olpe	Iron; Location: southwest. Kuhlenberger train; presumably Sophie called	location	1890 (before)
Sophiengang	Silberg	Olpe	Längenfeld; to Glanzenberg
St. Christian	Silberg	Olpe			1743
St. Kleefeld	?	Olpe	Upper tunnel (tunnel mouth hole at 490? M above sea level)
St. Michael	Varste	Olpe			1743
Steckenhagen	Silberg	Olpe	iron
Tunnel on Albaumer Kirchweg	Heinsberg	Olpe	Stollen at St. Elisabethsberg		16th century
Adit on Flaper Street	Heinsberg	Olpe	stollen		16th century
Tunnel (unknown)	Silberg	Olpe	stollen	location
Teutonia	Silberg	Olpe	Iron; west of Silberg; to Victoria
Tilly	Rahrbach	Olpe	Copper, sulfur; Stollen; awarded on August 19, 1872	location	1872-08-19
(St.) Theresia	Varste	Olpe	Iron; also Theresienzeche ; southwest Kuhlenberger train; Tunnel mouth hole at 445 m above sea level. NN	location	1743
Thomaszeche	Varste	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 470 m above sea level. NN; 1841 to Kuhlenberg	location
Lower god blessing	Silberg	Olpe	iron	location
Victoria	Silberg	Olpe	Iron; west of Silberg
Von der Heydt	Varste	Olpe	Iron; southwest Kuhlenberger train	location	1890 (before)
Woodruff	Silberg	Olpe	Iron; southwest Kuhlenberger train; Tunnel mouth hole at 470 m above sea level NN	location	1890 (before)
Waldmeister's little daughter	Silberg	Olpe	Iron; Tunnel at 490 m above sea level NN	location	1890 (before)
Waghalss	Varste	Olpe	southwest from Kuhlenberg		1743
Walram?	Varste	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 440 m above sea level. NN; to Kuhlenberg	location
Route cut	mark	Olpe	southeast of Mark at about 490 m above sea level. NN			location
Wehrwinkel	Fallow houses	Olpe	Tunnel mouth hole at 530 m above sea level. NN	location
Wilhelmsgang	Silberg	Olpe	Längenfeld; to Glanzenberg

Lennestadt

Around Meggen alone there were 175 pits and 6 hereditary tunnels around 1871. An analysis of the Meggen pebbles in 1856 showed a composition of 47.5% sulfur, 43.5% iron and 8% silica. An analysis of the iron stone showed: 66% iron and 2% silica alumina.

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Abcoude	Saalhausen	Arnsberg	Lead, barite; two tunnels at the Auergang 3 km north-northeast of Saalhausen; 200 tons were extracted in 1880 with 20 members of the workforce	location	1880 (before)
Albina	Meggen ?	Arnsberg	Brown iron stone		1855 (before)
Albine	Half done	Arnsberg	Barite
Andreaszeche	Meggen	Arnsberg	Copper; Arnsberg district
Baro	Meggen	Arnsberg	Barite; to Sachtleben
Baro shaft	Meggen	Arnsberg	Barite, pebbles; 1925 start of funding; 1951 end of funding
Belmonte	Half done	Arnsberg	Barite
Bermkestollen	Half done	Arnsberg		location
resistance	Meggen	Arnsberg	Manhole	location
Beer tasting	Altenhundem	Arnsberg	2 broken tunnels and heaps		1857	1869
Carolinenglücker Erbstollen	Meggen	Arnsberg	Erbstollen; to Sachtleben		1857 (approx.)
Clara II-IV	Saalhausen	Arnsberg	Pyrites, galena, zinc blende, copper pyrites; on the northern slope bordering the Lennetal at the foot of the Kirschlade south of Saalhausen; to the Saalhausen union		1910 (around)
Trinity?	Stopper	Arnsberg	Iron, lead; Tunnel and shaft with a depth of 40 m; north of the village
Eikert	Meggen?	Arnsberg	Pebbles, brown iron stone; also written by Eickert ; in the Eikert; upper gallery with 100 m length; lower tunnel with a length of 27 m (excavation stopped in 1856); Delivery rate 1854 152.8 t;		1853	1857
Magpie nest	Half done	Arnsberg	Barite
Taste	Meggen	Arnsberg	Barite		1856 (before)
Ernestus	Half done	Arnsberg	Barite; 1861 Ernestusschacht	location
basement, cellar	Half done	Arnsberg	Barite; Zinc; Iron; also called on the basement ; Muted again in 1852		1727/28
Liesenburg	Bruchhausen	Olpe	Iron, copper; 25 m long tunnel south of Schnellenberg am Liesenberg. Eroded on December 29th, 1874, mutation on November 15th, 1865, awarded on January 5th, 1866. Sold to the Sauerland union in Meinerzhagen in 1889. New tunnel 9 m long.	location	1864-12-29	1889
Nathan	Bruchhausen	Olpe	located in the 'Liesenberg' mine field; 10 m long tunnel; between Oberveischede and Apollmicke
New John	Long egg	Arnsberg	Copper; Arnsberg district
East shaft	Half done	Arnsberg	Barite; at the Kickenberg; to Siegena ?	location	1870	1880 (approx.)
Philippine	Meggen	Arnsberg	Brown iron stone, barite	location	1855 (before)	1920 (at least)
Ringesbach	Saalhausen	Arnsberg	Conjecture; stollen		19th century (beginning)
Saalhausen I-VII	Saalhausen	Arnsberg	Pyrites, galena, zinc blende, copper pyrites; on the northern slope bordering the Lennetal at the foot of the Kirschlade south of Saalhausen; a tunnel, shaft with a depth of 24 m; only experimental work; Dump and shaft pegs of the pit still exist.	location	1910 (around)
Sachtleben	Meggen	Arnsberg	today: Mining Museum Siciliaschacht ; Iron, barite , lead and zinc, barite; today visitor mine; 1948/51 The underground shaft of the pit is the Siciliaschacht (11 levels, 567 m depth); A total of eleven tunnels (sorted up the valley): Carolinenglücker Erbstollen (Adolphsrampe), Stollen, Tiefer Stollen, Stollen, Mittlerer Stollen, Neuer Oberer Stollen, IV. Stollen, III. Stollen, II. Stollen, Baro Stollen, Upper Stollen; up to 4191 employees; 1943 annual production of approx. 1 million tons of barite and pyrites; Total depth approx. 700 m (13 levels); most important barite mine in Europe	location	17th century	1992-03-31
Sicilia	Meggen	Arnsberg	Barite; 1926 consolidated with Siegena zu Sachtleben AG; 1948/51 Sicilia shaft	location	1853	1992-03-31
Siegena	Half done	Arnsberg	Barite; 1926 consolidated with Sicilia zu Sachtleben AG; West shaft ( location ), Siegena II shaft ( location )	location	1879	1992-03-31
Silberkuhle	Kickenbach	Arnsberg			1748	1765
stollen	Oberelspe	Arnsberg	Iron; Tunnel mouth hole

Olpe

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
I. standing gear	Günsen	Olpe	Iron, copper
II. Standing gear	Günsen	Olpe	Iron, copper
Adolfszeche	Benolpe	Olpe	Copper; Pit field; Found in a tunnel in the Lentermicke mine ;		1857-07-18	1858
Alexander	Thieringshausen / Rhonard	Olpe	Iron; Consolidation
Alfeszeche	Thieringshausen	Olpe	Iron; near Raufhaus and Neuer Gustav
Algiers	Dahl	Olpe	Iron; to United Silberberg
Alfeszeche	Günsen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug	location
Old Rhonard	Rhonard	Olpe	Iron, copper		1562
Old brawl	Thieringhausen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; west of the village
Anna	Rhonard	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead; Pit field
Anthony's Pit	Olpe	Olpe	in the Hackemicke	location	1820	1822?
Arnold	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper; Find point in the Humbolt tunnel
Arnold	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper; Find point in the Humbolt tunnel
Baromaeus	Dahl	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead; to United Silberberg ; Junkernbergerzug
Belladonna	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug
Bismarck	Günsen	Olpe	iron
Bluestone	Rather	Olpe	Slate; Tunnel near Sondern (today probably below the Bigge lake)		1855 (before)
fallow	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, lead; also written Braache ; Rhonarder Gangzug; Location: directly southwest of the Elpertshagener Vereinigung mine; 1856 machine shaft (up to at least 36 m depth)		1856 (before)	1873
Brassert	Kruberg	Olpe	iron
Chunks	Thieringhausen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, copper, lead; Altenbergerzug	location
Castle	Olpe?	Olpe	slate
Cassel	Thieringshausen	Olpe	iron
Catharina	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron?; also Catherinengrube	location	1743
Conrad	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper; stollen
Colony	Rhonard	Olpe	iron
Thickness break	Günsen	Olpe	Iron, copper		1668 (before)
The wet brothers	Rhonard	Olpe	Iron, copper; also written Naße Brüder		1668
Dollinger IV	Gerlingen	Olpe	Platinum?; Pit field
Monkshood	Thierhausen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron (Fe); Altenbergerzug
Iron stick	Rhonard	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, copper, silver, lead; Rhonarder Gangzug	location
Ironworks	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug; Lead, copper, zinc; 1938 to Elpertshagen	location	1867-01-28	1880
Elpertshagen	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Spate iron; Rhonarder Gangzug		1572	1883
Elpertshagen neighbor	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Spate iron; Already in an earlier time extensive operation (mine plan from 1748), was taken over by Count von Stollberg in 1780, fell into the open in 1823, soon re-operated, consolidated before 1875 from the individual fields Ohligenbruch, Neuer Bruch, Stern and Socrates	location	1748 (before)	1875 (at least)
Elpertshagen Association	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Spate iron; Rhonarder Gangzug; very old operation, was taken over by Count von Stollberg in 1780, fell into the open in 1823, soon reopened, from 1958 tunnels with a length of 542 m, bringing in 90 m depth	location	1780 (before)	1958 (at least)
Engelbert	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug	location
Erdmann	Altenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, lead, zinc, copper; west of Wassermann ; approx. 80 m long tunnel (driven across to the camp train) at house “Vor der Hustert” No. 8; Dismantling from 1873–1894; 1898 break of day	location	1867 (before)	1894
Ferdinand	Thieringhausen	Olpe	Iron; Copper, lead; between Thieringhausen and Altenkleusheim	location
Flat corridor	Günsen	Olpe	Iron, copper
Fortuna I	Dahl	Olpe	Copper, lead, zinc; to United Silberberg
Fortuna II	Dahl	Olpe	Iron; to United Silberberg ; Junkernbergerzug; not open until 1890
Franz	Thieringhausen	Olpe	Iron; between Thieringhausen and Rhonard
Franz. Drake	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Spade iron, copper; Benzlergang; Water solution through Liborius tunnel
Fuchsloh	Benolpe	Olpe	Silver, lead, copper, iron; also called foxhole ; newly awarded on May 15, 1858		1697
Prince Bismarck	Dahl	Olpe	Iron; Consolidation
George	Saßmicke	Olpe	in the Besmicke; broken tunnel
Georgine	Stachelau	Olpe	iron
Glückauf Ackermann	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead; Rhonarder Gangzug; Location: directly southwest of the Elpertshagener Vereinigung mine
Well of happiness	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug	location
Lucky star	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug	location
Göben	Rehringhausen	Olpe	Copper; Olpe district; as well as the pits Göben II and Göben III
Gregorszeche	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug
Green cookie	Saßmicke	Olpe	in the Besmicke; broken tunnel
Green soaps	Rhonard	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, silver, lead, copper; Rhonarder Gangzug; 400 m from the Rhonhard settlement	location	1668 (before)
Gustav	Günsen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug	location
Good Hope	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug; south of Waterloo
harmony	Olpe	Olpe	Iron, copper, sulfur, lead, zinc; stollen	location
Rear	Altenkleusheim / Krombach	Have to				Iron; west of Krombach
Heinrich	Thieringshausen	Olpe	Iron; Altenbergerzug; gen elves
Heinrichszeche	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug; Location: directly southwest of the Elpertshagener Vereinigung mine; Lead, copper
Helena	Olpe?	Olpe	slate
High Rhonard	Altenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper
Hugo I	Oberveischede	Olpe	Iron, pebbles; between Oberveischede and Apollmicke am Hohenhagen; The corridor falls 35 degrees to the west; Thickness estimated at 1.3 m; on October 24th, 1883, the first application was made under the name 'Hugo' (was deleted due to a formal error); again on December 22nd, 1883 under the name 'Hugo I'; 1885 planned deep exposure of all Hugo mines via a tunnel in the Hugo I field; Total tunnel length 123 m; Transfer to the 'Sauerland' union on October 26th, 1887	location	1883-10-24	1888
Hugo II	Oberveischede	Olpe	Iron; between Oberveischede and Apollmicke am Hohenhagen in the Stelzbruch corridor west of Hugo I; Mutation repeated on December 20, 1883; the gangue consisted of barite and brown iron stone with a thickness of 0.62 m; Awarded on May 19, 1885; Transfer to the 'Sauerland' union on October 26th, 1887		1883-10-28	1888
Hugo III	Oberveischede	Olpe	Iron; between Oberveischede and Apollmicke am Hohenhagen in the Stelzbruch corridor west of Hugo I; Mutation was canceled on January 14, 184; renewed test on January 22nd, 1884; the duct mass consisted of barite, quartz, iron pebbles and brown iron stone with a thickness of 0.62 m (continuation of Hugo I's duct); Awarded on May 19, 1885; Transfer to the 'Sauerland' union on October 26th, 1887		1883-10-28	1888
Hugo IV	Oberveischede	Olpe	Iron; between Oberveischede and Apollmicke am Hohenhagen in the Stelzbruch corridor west of Hugo I; the duct mass consisted of barite, quartz, iron pebbles and brown iron stone with a thickness of 0.62 m (continuation of Hugo I's duct); Awarded on May 19, 1885; Transfer to the 'Sauerland' union on October 26th, 1887		1883-12-03	1888
Humbolt	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper; two studs (black red gold studs, Humbolt studs)	Location location
Idria	Lütringhausen	Olpe	Iron, mercury; Rhonarder Gangzug; to cons. New Rhonard
Idria II	Lütringhausen	Olpe	Mercury; Rhonarder Gangzug; to cons. New Rhonard
Johanna	Olpe?	Olpe	slate
Johannesberg I-III	Günsen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; also called Johannisberg ; Old tunnel; Deep tunnel; Manhole	location	1688 (before)	1870 (at least)
Johannesglück I	Lütringhausen	Olpe	iron
Josephine I	Lütringhausen	Olpe	iron
Young Rhonard	Rhonard	Olpe	Iron, copper		1668 (before)
Young colliery	Dahl	Olpe	iron
Young brawl	Thieringhausen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; west of the place
Kleusmer Mountains	Altenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper
Consolidated New Rhonard	Lütringhausen	Olpe	Iron, copper, sulfur, lead, mercury; Rhonarder Gangzug
Kronenthal	Dahl	Olpe	Copper, lead, zinc; to United Silberberg ; Junkernbergerzug
Kruberg I.	Kruberg	Olpe	Iron, copper
Copper soaps	Rehringhausen	Olpe	Copper; before 1824 an upper gallery, afterwards a deep gallery was built, it reached a length of 335 m in 1831 and ended in 1866; Olpe district		1824 (before)	1866
Loveliness	Olpe?	Olpe	slate
Lentermicke	Benolpe	Olpe	Lead, copper, silver; also countries Micke or Lender Micke called; at the Wolfshorn; Newly awarded in 1830 and October 6, 1854; 300 m long gallery; 1927 short experimental work; drinking water production since 1943		1777	1899
Liborius	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper and pyrites; Benzlergang; Water solution through Liborius tunnel	location
Löhberg on the Kuhlen	Saßmicke	Olpe			1801
Macmaon	Dahl	Olpe	Iron, copper; to United Silberberg ; Junkernbergerzug
Marian happiness	Rhonard	Olpe	iron
Merseburg	Gerlingen	Olpe	Platinum?; Pit field
Moses	Kruberg	Olpe	Iron, copper; stollen	location
Mozart	Thieringshausen	Olpe	Iron; Field west of Thieringshausen
New fallow	Altenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead; Rhonarder Gangzug	location
New Hope	Rehringhausen	Olpe	Sulfur, tunnels	location
New State Crown II	Altenkleusheim / Krombach	Have to				Lead, iron; Find point west of Krombach
New Rhonard	Lütringhausen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Rhonarder Gangzug; im Hüsinger Seifen; today drinking water production; to Consolidated New Rhonard ; Upper tunnel (Massmicker tunnel or chain shaft tunnel) ( location ); Deep tunnel (driving tunnel); New deep tunnel (Stachelauer tunnel)	location	1821	1922 (at least)
New break	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; to neighbor Elpertshagen
New Gustav	Günsen	Olpe	Iron, copper?
New morning star	Rehringhausen	Olpe	Copper; Olpe district
New brawl	Thieringhausen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; west of the village		1809?
Northern plowman	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead; Rhonarder Gangzug; Location: directly southwest of the Elpertshagener Vereinigung mine
Ohligenbruch	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; to neighbor Elpertshagen
Prowinkel	Altenkleusheim	Olpe	Lead, silver; Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug	location	1688 (before)
Quirinius	Stachelau	Olpe	iron
Rabersgrube?	Altenkleusheim	Olpe			1743
Brawl	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug
Regina	Olpe	Olpe	slate
Deer stand	Lütringhausen	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug; to cons. New Rhonard
Purer	Sassmicke	Olpe	Iron; north of Sassmicke
Rhonard I	Rhonard	Olpe	zinc
Rhonard I	Rhonard	Olpe	zinc
Rhonard II	Rhonard	Olpe	zinc
Rhonarderzug	Rhonard	Olpe	Copper ore; 1818 186 m depth under Stachelau	Location (approx.)	1818 (before)
Roon	Günsen	Olpe	iron
Rosalie	Altenkleusheim	Olpe	Deep tunnel
Sanssouci, I, II	Olpe	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; awarded on October 21, 1873; probably only Schurg	location	1873-10-21-
Schnabelszeche	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug	location
Beautiful Apollo	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron, copper; stollen	location
Silk hope	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug	location
Silberberg	Dahl	Olpe	Lead, copper; to United Silberberg ; Junkernbergerzug
Silberberg II	Dahl	Olpe	Iron; to United Silberberg ; Junkernbergerzug
Silver blessing	Ottfingen	Olpe	Brown iron; Dismantling on the Vahlbergerzug; until 1890 not very successful	location
Solcrates	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; to neighbor Elpertshagen
St. Anna	Olpe	Olpe	Iron; Stollen; probably buried	location
St. Georgius	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Spade iron, lead and copper ores, later also barite; Benzlergang; from 1874 civil engineering up to 115 m depth, previously tunnel operation	location		1889
St. Helena	Rüblinghausen	Olpe	Iron; southwest from Olpe am Bratskopf		1850
St. John	Günsen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug	location
St. Rochus	Olpe	Olpe	iron
star	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; to neighbor Elpertshagen
Strasbourg	Rhonard	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead; Pit field; to Taunus
Taunus	Rhonard	Olpe	Iron lead, copper, zinc, lead; Upper tunnel ( location ); Deep tunnel ( location ); Consolidation; Rhonarder Gangzug; Dismantling 1871–1894 and 1911–1913	location	1871	1913
Taunus II	Rhonard	Olpe	Zinc; Pit field
Thekla	Olpe?	Olpe	Brown iron and manganese ores
Toni	Kruberg	Olpe	lead
Toni VII	Kruberg	Olpe	Copper, lead
union	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Consolidation; very large pit field
Unexpected luck	Saßmicke	Olpe	Iron, pebbles; today drinking water production		1857-05-25	1860 (min.)
United Rhonard	Rhonard	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, copper, nickel ore, mercury, cinnabar, lead; Rhonarder Gangzug; two studs; very old company, goes back to the time of Elector Ernst von Sachsen, mining revolt before 1614, second start of operations from 1614, fell into the open before 1684, then left to the imperial baron Jobst Edmund von Brabeck, this family runs the mine until 1804, as well from 1807 to 1809, from 1805 to 1807 leased to Mr. Weber (Stachelauer Hütte), sold to the same in 1809, the gear was soon exhausted, only the rich heaps were looked up, fell into the open before 1828, then reassigned to shift foreman Wilhelm Vineyard; civil engineering was already being carried out in the 18th century; Pit works: Upper tunnel with a length of 418 m, deep tunnel from 1786, begins in a side valley east of the Stachelauer Hütte and has a length of 1594 m (with 10 light holes and 22 counterwords), the connection to the main corridor was made in 1795, production shaft with 205 m Depth (not directly, but in 6 different paragraphs), chain shaft and Nassebrüderschacht, artificial shaft with 176 m depth; to Neue Rhonard 1821	location	1614 (before)	1890
United Wilhelmine	Thieringhausen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug	Location location location
United Silberberg	Dahl	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead, zinc; consolidated from the mining fields Algier, Macmaon, Fortuna (I, II), Kronenthal, Silberberg (I, II), Kromberg?	Location location	1869?	1876
Union	Thieringhausen	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, copper; Altenbergerzug	location
Victoria	Rhonard	Olpe	Iron, copper, lead; Pit field; to Taunus
Vogel von Falkenstein	Altenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug	location
Forest spirit	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Consolidation
Waldschlade	Sassmicke	Olpe	Iron;
Aquarius	Altenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; east of Erdmann		1867 (before)
Waterloo	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Iron; Rhonarder Gangzug	location
Wellington	Rehringhausen	Olpe	Copper; Olpe district
Werne	Thieringhausen	Olpe	Iron; between Thieringhausen and Altenkleusheim
Western Continued to measure	Thieringhausen	Olpe	to United Wilhelmine
brawler	Altenkleusheim	Olpe	Copper; Opposite the Rhonard		1599
Zender	Rhonard	Olpe	Iron, copper
Zeppenfeld	Benolpe	Olpe	Iron, lead, copper; on the Wolfshorn near Ländermicke ; awarded on October 19, 1848		1848-04-17	1919
satisfaction	Rhonard	Olpe	Iron, copper; to United Rhonard

Turn

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Evening star	Elves	Olpe	Iron; at the Elberscheid
Old Wilsmicke	Elves	Olpe	Iron, copper; Altenbergerzug; 1859 to Wilsmicker Gesellschaft; awarded 1856-01-09		1663 (before)
Altenberg	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, later also lead, silver; Newly awarded on 1826-10-14; Neumuthung on 1838-03-06; New award on 1839-07-02 Altenbergerzug; Resumption of operation in 1873, new machine shaft with underground floors at 56 m and 84 m depth; 1940 104 m depth	location	1780-02-22	1941-04-03
Amalia	Rothemühle	Olpe	Brown iron; Dismantling on the Vahlbergerzug; until 1890 not very successful	location		1890
Baptist Church	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; also known as Meuisers Stahlspaltgrube , Grube Paptistenzeche and Baptistengrube ; Water solution tunnels and water art; New award 1803-09-17; important company in the centuries before 1890; renewed attempts in the 1860s and 1870s, these were unsuccessful; (332 m north of United Molitor); 1922 to Altenberg	location	17th century
Bartholomew	Möllmicke	Olpe	Spate iron; Dismantling on the Junkernbergerzug; Awarded in 1857, 73 m tunnel	location	1857
Bonin	Elves	Olpe	Lead; at the Elberscheid
Burmeister	Gerlingen	Olpe	Platinum; Döllinger IV pit field		1914	1914
Camilla	Rothemühle	Olpe	Brown iron; Dismantling on the Vahlbergerzug; until 1890 not very successful	location		1890
Carlsgrube	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, copper; Altenbergerzug	location
Caroline	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, copper; Altenbergerzug; covers Neue Wilsmicke and Untere Wilsmicke
Carolus	Elves	Olpe	Iron, manganese; Crossing with Reinoldszeche		1842-12-15
Christian	Elves	Olpe	iron
Coeln	Elves	Olpe	iron
Insight	Elves	Olpe	Iron; Altenbergerzug; 1922 to Altenberg
Ernst II	Elves	Olpe	iron
peace	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; originally conjectured as a revolution ; no operation; 1922 to Altenberg		1858-01-24
Friedrich Wilhelm	Turn	Olpe	Spate iron; Junkernbergerzug; not open until 1890	location
Glass head	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; no operation		1854
Hauptlöh	Rothemühle	Olpe	Brown iron, small amounts of copper ore; Dismantling on the Vahlbergerzug; 3 tunnels, the deepest is in the Ottfingertal (depth 60 m), length greater than 400 m; From 1869 a machine shaft was sunk, which in 1872 reached a depth of 27 m below the bottom of the tunnel	location
Heinrich	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug
Helenengrube	Girkhausen	Olpe			1781
Hermione	Elves	Olpe	iron	location	1858-01-20
Hermione I	Elves	Olpe	Iron; Field covers Molitor II & III, Ernst III, Christian, tunnel with a length of 22 m; In 1899 the tunnel was repaired again		1866-11-30	1868
High heather	Turn	Olpe	in the Wollbicke		1855 (before)
Your highness	Möllmicke	Olpe
Johanna	Scheiderwald	Olpe	Iron, copper
Johanni	Möllmicke	Olpe	Spate iron; Junkernbergerzug; not open until 1890	location
Joseph's Pit	Turn	Olpe			1781
Josias	Elves	Olpe	iron		1830	1840
Julchen	Elves	Olpe	Manganese; south of Mina
Young Napoleon	Möllmicke	Olpe	Spate iron; Junkernbergerzug; not open until 1890	location
Young Löh	Rothemühle	Olpe	Brown iron; Dismantling on the Vahlbergerzug; until 1890 not very successful
Junkernberg	Möllmicke	Olpe	Spade iron, copper ore, small amounts of galena; Dismantling on the Junkernbergerzug; Started in 1840, repeated interruptions, continuous dismantling only from 1853, in that year the construction of the 656 m long Euphrosine hereditary tunnel begins at a depth of 35.5 m, which becomes the machine shaft in 1859		1840	1886
Kreuzberg	Elben / Dahl	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, copper, lead; Altenbergerzug	location
King move	Möllmicke	Olpe
Lina	Honking	Olpe	Brown iron; Junker coat	location
Malakoff	Turn ?	Olpe	Spate iron; Junkernbergerzug; not open until 1890
Melosina	Elves	Olpe	150 m maintenance of the old Wilsmicker tunnel		1945 (after)
Mina	Neuenkleusheim	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, copper; Altenbergerzug; little activity until 1890; 1922 to Altenberg
Middle song	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; Little operation until 1890	location location	1925-02-19	1874
Molitorzeche	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; 1750 deep underground tunnel laid out Lage ; Neumuthung 1800-09-1; New award 1803-09-17; Renewed award as New Molitor on July 8, 1828; to United Molitor; 1922 to Altenberg		1747-12-30
Molitor III	Elves	Olpe	Iron; to United Molitor; 1922 to Altenberg
Molitor IV	Elves	Olpe	Iron; 1922 to Altenberg
Molitor V	Elves	Olpe	Lead, zinc; Field covers Olpe; 1922 to Altenberg
Nero	Elves	Olpe	Iron; Consolidation
New Wilsmicke	Elves	Olpe	Iron, copper; Altenbergerzug; 1859 to Wilsmicker Gesellschaft	location	1856-06-23
New Josias	Elves	Olpe	Iron, copper; Altenbergerzug; 1859 to Wilsmicker Gesellschaft	location	1847-07-20
Newfoundland	Turn	Olpe	Spate iron; Junkernbergerzug; not open until 1890	location
New luck	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; north of Sange; nö from Reinoldszeche; 1 stud with die; no degradation (only digestion)	location	1856
Upper song	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; Little operation until 1890	location	1803	1862 (at least)
Upper Wilsmicke	Elves	Olpe	Iron, copper; Altenbergerzug; 1859 to Wilsmicker Gesellschaft		1847-11-10
Ultimate happiness	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; west of sun; east of Mina; no degradation (only digestion)	location
Olpe	Elben / Dahl	Olpe	Iron, copper; Field covers Molitor IV; 1922 to Altenberg
Oelberg	Elves	Olpe	below the former restaurant "Waldesruh"
Ottilia	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, small amounts of copper pyrites and lead ores; Altenbergerzu; no operation		1856-07-29
Romanseck	Honking	Olpe	Brown iron; Junkernberzug; Newly awarded in 1857, start of operations in 1872, in particular the overhaul of the old mine workings and the 360 m long tunnel, end of operation in 1873, as not	location	1857 (before)	1873
Wealth	Hillmicke	Olpe	Copper; Vahlberger train; formerly Crombach mine		1857
Reinoldszeche	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron, lead, copper; Altenbergerzug; probably identical to the deep tunnel from Mittlere Sange; little activity until 1890; Field covers middle and upper song, as well as partly Ottilie, Glaskopf and Friede		1913	1914
Pasha	Turn	Olpe	Spate iron; Junkernbergerzug; not open until 1890	location
Petersburg	Turn	Olpe	Spate iron; Junkernbergerzug; not open until 1890	location
Prince Regent	Turn ?	Olpe	Spate iron; Junkernbergerzug; not open until 1890
Sun	Elves	Olpe	Iron; Altenbergerzug
Schmidt soaps	Möllmicke	Olpe	Spade iron, copper ore, small amounts of galena; Dismantling on the Junkernbergerzug	location location	1734
Schlegelsberg tunnel	Turn	Olpe	Platinum; formerly Burmester Stollen; today show mine		20th century
Lower Wilsmicke	Elves	Olpe	Iron, copper; Altenbergerzug; 1826 to Altenberg; Newly awarded 1848-07-22; 1859 to Wilsmicker Gesellschaft	location		1828-01-16
Prudence	Elves	Olpe	Iron, lead; Altenbergerzug; 1922 to Altenberg
Unionstollen	Elves	Olpe	Water solution tunnel a few meters down from the deep Altenberger tunnel in the Elbe valley
Vahlberg	Rothemühle	Olpe	Brown iron, small amounts of copper ore; Dismantling on the Vahlbergerzug; then spade iron on the civil engineering soles; from 1851 machine shaft sunk, five underground levels (at 18, 36, 60, 120 and 160 m depth); temporary shutdown from 1856 to 1861; from 1862 device of the third underground level;		1851 (before)	1862 (at least)
United Molitor	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug, consolidation of Neuer Molitor and Molitor ; 1874 mining stopped; 1909 dismantling again; 1922 to Altenberg; in the Elbe valley	location	17th century (middle)	1911
United Upper and Lower Löh	Ottfingen	Olpe	Brown iron; Dismantling on the Vahlbergerzugref name = "elben" />		1831 (um)
Forward	Gerlingen	Olpe	Iron; south of Sassmicke
Vineyard	Möllmicke	Olpe	Spade iron, copper ore, small amounts of galena; Dismantling on the Junkernbergerzug; Shaft operation		1850 (um)
Wilsmicker Gesellschaft ( Elben barite mine )	Elves	Olpe	Brown and spade iron; Altenbergerzug; until 1890 little operation, 1859 consolidation from at least Neue Wilsmicke, Untere Wilsmicke, Josias, Neuer Josias, Alte Wilsmicke; Dismantling with die; Driving the Wilsmicker Grundstollen	location	1863 (before)	1956
Second Molitor	Elves	Olpe	Iron; to United Molitor; 1922 to Altenberg

Paderborn district

Bad Wünnenberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Lead wash I	Lead wash	Brilon	Lead; some shafts	location	1527 (before)
Lead wash II	Lead wash	Brilon	lead	location

Soest district

Möhnesee

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Sappho	Neuhaus	Arnsberg	Iron; Grubenfeld in the Arnsberg Forest (near Haus Neuhaus); no degradation; only Schurf		1875-05-12

Rüthen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning
Capercaillie / Friedrich?	Rüthen	Brilon	lead
Lead mountain I.	Kallenhardt	Brilon	copper
Buck	Rüthen	Brilon	Iron, alum, vitriol; on the Schneringerberg near the sawmill
Forester's house	Rüthen	Brilon	iron	location
Fortuna? / Morning greeting?	Rüthen	Brilon	lead
Frankenburg	Kallenhardt	Brilon	iron	location
pagan	Rüthen	Brilon	Iron; on the left side of the Möhne		1855 (before)
Hermann	Rüthen	Brilon	Iron; on the left side of the Möhne		1855 (before)
hope	Kallenhardt	Brilon	Lead, copper; on the Lörshagen
Hubert (us)	Kallenhardt	Brilon	Lead ore; Manhole with two levels		1890 (before)
Josephine	Kallenhardt	Brilon	Brown iron stone; also written Josefine ; possibly identical to Frankenburg ; on the iron hollow	location	1400 (um)
Königsufer	Rüthen	Brilon	Iron; on the left side of the Möhne		1855 (before)
war	Rüthen	Brilon	Iron; on the left side of the Möhne		1855 (before)
Luetke	Rüthen	Brilon	Iron; on the left side of the Möhne		1855 (before)
Resentment	Rüthen	Brilon	Iron; on the Glensberge on the Glenne, where the road from Suttrop to Rüthen crosses		1855 (before)
Philip	Rüthen	Brilon	Iron; on the right side of the Möhne above Rüthen		1855 (before)
Horror stone	Kallenhardt	Brilon	Clay and brown iron stone; at the Hohlenstein
Silverus	Kallenhardt	Brilon	Brown iron stone; on the Bingerweg
Volmar	Kallenhardt	Brilon	Clay and brown iron stone; on the Biesenberge

Warstein

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Adoni	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; on the Stillenberg		1855 (before)
Old kink	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; at Warstein; small pit field		1855 (before)
Aloisia	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; at Warstein; small pit field		1840 (before)
Mining	Licking	Brilon	lead
Bilstein	?	Brilon	Iron; possibly identical to David
Carl	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; at Warstein; small pit field		1855 (before)
Christian	Warstein	Brilon		location	1855 (before)
David / Christian luck	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; builds David, Eugen and Flora on iron ore deposits; initially open pit, then tunnels with a length of more than 300 m with die; Flora camp unlocked by 4 day shafts; greatest depth 80 m	location		1949
Iron pegs	Suttrop ?	Brilon	Iron; south of Bohnenburg		1855 (before)
Elisabeth	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; at Warstein; small pit field		1855 (before)
Georg / Hohofen	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; also called Georg on the green bank ; east of the Kahlenbergsköpf and below the head of the spring; northwest of Warstein am Grüner Ufer		1849
Hirschfeld	Warstein	Brilon	Red iron
Blast furnace behind the chimney	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; north of Warstein		1855 (before)
Kunigunde	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; southwest of Warstein
Mars field	Hirschberg	Brilon		location
Martinus	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; Depth at least 16 m, 1.5 km north of Warstein; on the Stillenberg	location	1890 (before)
Philemon	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; at Warstein; small pit field		1855 (before)
Rome	Warstein	Brilon	Roteisen, on Oberhagen directly after the St. Wilhelmshütte . First in the opencast, then in the tunnel mining of Roteisenstein with an iron content of 40 to 60%	location	1756 (before)
Rothland	Warstein	Brilon	Brown iron stone; at Warstein; small pit field		1855 (before)
Seven star	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; on the eastern slope of the Kahlenberg	location
Sophia	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; at Warstein; small pit field		1855 (before)
St. Christoph (erus)	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; on Hanscheidt's head; Pingen north of Warstein		1830
Stahlberg	Warstein	Brilon	Brown iron stone; at Warstein; small pit field		1855 (before)
Südbruch	Suttrop	Brilon	Red and brown iron; also called Suttbruch ; 1 km southeast. from the place; builds on the iron ore deposits Südbruch, Wilhelm, Carl, Philemon, Knick, Leander, Elisabeth and Aloysia	location
Wilhelm	Warstein	Brilon	Iron; at Warstein; small pit field		1855 (before)

Waldeck-Frankenberg district

Diemelsee

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
At the Hangeliet	Deisfeld	not assigned	Manganese
Buttenmühle	Adorf	not assigned	iron			1845 (before)
Christiane	Adorf	not assigned	Red iron, with an iron content of 25.4-28.4%; Composite pit from the Martenberg, Eckefeld, Ferdinand and Hubertus pits, excavation between the 100 m and 180 m level; Carl Ludwig Erbstollen; Gottfried Stollen; up to 340 miners	location		1963-04-16
Eckefeld	Adorf	not assigned	Red iron; Bismarck tunnel from Eckefeld pit ( location ); Dismantling to 5 deep levels at 42 m, 50 m and 71 m, 100 m and 180 m depth, first mentioned in 1558, starting from the 100 m level, the 1600 m long Bismarck tunnel was driven from 1872, it was used for water removal and ore transport, 1907 temporary closure due to lack of profitability, later reactivated as part of the Christiane Verbundgrube, final closure in 1962; up to 340 miners	location	1558	1962
Eric	Customs House	not assigned	zinc
Gisela	Schweinsbühl	not assigned	Manganese; In 1880 about 60 miners	location	1880 (before)
Rabenkopp cave	Deisfeld	not assigned	manganese
Lenscheid	Sudeck	not assigned	manganese			1913 (before)
Martenberg	Adorf	not assigned	Red iron;	location		1917
Mathias	Vasbeck	not assigned	Lead, gold, silver, zinc; southwest of Vasbeck		1683-05-12	1907
Mathias I-XII	Vasbeck	not assigned	Lead, zinc; located southwest of Vasbeck; to Matthias		1893	1907
Ottlar	Ottlar	not assigned	Manganese; in the circle of the Eisenberg		1907	1910
Ottlar IV	Ottlar	not assigned	manganese
Ottlar V	Ottlar	not assigned	Manganese; in the Herbesdahl; 30 employees		1945 (after)
Salt and lard	Bohnighausen	not assigned	manganese
Sander	Grebinghausen	not assigned	manganese
Semmet	Sudeck	not assigned	Iron; north of Sudeck
Theodora	Adorf	not assigned	iron
Tingerloh	Adorf	not assigned	iron
Webbel	Adorf	not assigned	Iron; on Rotenberg; also written by Webel		1855 (before)
Wartesberg	Adorf	not assigned	Iron; north of Adorf, near the border with NRW
Winsenberg	Adorf	not assigned	iron

Korbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End
Old treasure trove	Goldhausen	?	gold
Anastasia	Goldhausen	?	gold		1498 (before)
Eisenberg	Goldhausen	?	Gold, copper, silver, iron; Germany's richest gold deposit; Opencast mining; More than 48 tunnels (lower-deep valley tunnels, middle-deep valley tunnels, upper-deep valley tunnels, Molkenborn tunnels I, II, roof tunnels, Neyestollen, Nuremberg tunnels) and 45 shafts (St. Georg shaft (still 34 m depth today), St. Thomas-Schacht, St. Wolrath-Schacht, Viktorschacht) with a total length of approx. 20 km; 1919 Waldecker Eisenberg union; Total production: 1.2 tons of pure gold	location	11th century
Wheel of fortune	Goldhausen	?	gold
St. Christoph	Goldhausen	?	gold
St. George	Goldhausen	?	gold		15th century
St. Georgen	Goldhausen	?	gold
St. Kilian	Goldhausen	?	gold
St. Lorenz	Goldhausen	?	gold		15th century
St. Thomas	Goldhausen	?	gold			1742 (min.)
St. Wolrath	Goldhausen	?	gold

Twist valley

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Louise	Gembeck	not assigned	Lead, zinc

Willingen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Christine	Willingen	Brilon	Slate; 3 soles	location	1871	1971
Brilon	Willingen	Brilon	slate			1984

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literature

FRITZ BERTRAM (junior): About mining in the Altena district and neighboring areas, Plettenberg 1952–1954.
Miriam Hufnagel: The mining in Meggen and Halberbracht (contributions to the history of mining in the Olpe district, part 2), paperback, 1993
Dr. Ing. Bruno Heide: Contribution to the history of Meggen mining 1853-1992, Förderverein Bergbaudenkmäler in Lennestadt e. V., 2011
Dr. Ing. Bruno Heide: The Meggener mining and its miners, Förderverein Bergbaudenkmäler in Lennestadt e. V., 2014
Dr. Ing. Dietrich Wolff: 40 years of technical development in the Meggen mine operation 1951–1992, Förderverein Bergbaudenkmäler in Lennestadt e. V., 2015

Individual evidence

↑ ^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 Mining site from Oliver Glasmacher

↑ ^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 Topographical directory of the mines in the Duchy of Westphalia (and border communities) according to today's municipal boundaries

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Mining in the Arnsberg Forest

↑ ^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 Positioning based on: German topographic map, sheets no. 4615 Meschede, 4616 Eversberg, 4715 Eslohe, 4716 Bödefeld and 4815 Schmallenberg, 1930 edition, with partial continuation of digitized version at Brigham Young University. In addition, evaluation of the corresponding regions in OpenStreetMap .

↑ ^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 von Dechen u. a .: Negotiations of the natural history association of the Prussian Rhineland and Westphalia. Twelfth year . Ed .: Prof. Dr. Budge. Henry & Cohen, Bonn 1855.

↑ Casparizeche in the Mineralienatlas

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, pp. 83–90, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 125, p. 127f and 134, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f D. Large, R. Schaeffer, A. Höhndorf: Lead isotope data from selected galena occurrences in the North Eifel and North Sauerland, Germany. Mineralium Deposita, August 1983, Volume 18, Issue 2, pp. 235-243 doi: 10.1007 / BF00206211

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f German Topographical Map, sheet No. 4616 Eversberg, edition 1936, continued until 1951.

↑ Pit Aurora in the Mineral Atlas

↑ ^a ^b ^c There were five stamp mills in the Elpe valley: stamp mill 1 ( location ), stamp mill 2 ( location ), stamp mill 3 ( location ), stamp mill 4 ( location ), stamp mill 5 ( location )

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j Coordinate accuracy: radius of 75 m, from: Lead and zinc deposits near Ramsbeck , Fig. 1 overview map of the Ramsbeck arch district, scale 1: 60000. Archive of Hans Martin Köster.

↑ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, pp. 112–116 and 126–129, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ Richard Beck: Doctrine of the ore deposits . 2nd Edition. Bornträger Brothers, Berlin 1903, p. 758 .

↑ ^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 coordinate with a precision of 400 m. Additions by G. Kotthof. R. Köhne: The industrial settlements of the 19th century. in the Ramsbeck mountains. In: G. Becker, A. Mayr and K. Temlitz (eds.): Sauerland-Siegerland-Wittgensteiner Land . Annual meeting of the Geographical Commission in Olpe 1989, Münster (= Spieker - Regional Studies Contributions and Reports, Volume 33) Online (PDF; 53 MB), accessed on October 25, 2014.

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w C. JB Karsten, H. v. Decehenr: Archives for Mineralogy, Geognosy, Mining and Metallurgy, Volume 19, Verlag G. Reimer, 1845

↑ ^a ^b Participation of the individual trades in smelters, hammers and pits, 1854

↑ ^a ^b ^c German topographic map, sheet no.4617 Brilon, edition 1930, continued until 1953.

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m Paul Kukuk: XVII. The usable mineral deposits of the narrower and wider industrial district In: Geology of the Lower Rhine-Westphalian hard coal area. Springer Verlag 1938, pp. 511-570 doi: 10.1007 / 978-3-642-50663-5

^ Pit Eichholz II in the Mineralienatlas

^ Béatrice Austria: Usable deposits. In: Karl-Heinz-Ribbert, Klaus Skupin & Béatrice Austria: Geological map of North Rhine-Westphalia 1: 25: 0000, explanations on sheet 4518 Madfeld. 2nd completely revised edition. Krefeld 2006, ISBN 3-86029-155-6 , pp. 130f.

↑ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 93, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ Pictures and description of the Enkenberg mine in the Warstein Lexicon

^ 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 Reg.-District Osnabrück. 45th year . Ed .: Dr. Ph. Bertkau, secretary of the association. Max Cohen & Sohn, Bonn 1888 ( digitized version ).

↑ Der Bergwerkfreund: a newspaper for miners and smelters, for trades, as well as for all friends and promoters of mining and related trades, Volume 12

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Reinhard Schandelle: Treasures of the Giershagener underworld - 1000 years of mining in the south of Marsberg . Knappenverein "Glück Auf" Giershagen e. V. (Ed.), 1st edition, ISBN 978-3-00-046043-2 , pp. 282ff.

↑ ^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 Table of contents of the book: "Treasures of the Giershagener Unterwelt"

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ mines near Giershagen

^ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 92, Bonn, 1890 digitized

^ Béatrice Austria: Usable deposits. In: Jochen Farrenschon & Béatrice Oesterreich: Geological map of North Rhine-Westphalia 1: 25,000, explanations on sheet 4519 Marsberg, 2nd completely revised edition, Krefeld 2008, ISBN 978-3-86029-156-6 , p. 157f.

^ Anton Wilh. Stephan Arndts: Treatises from the field of mineralogy and technology . Büschlersche Verlag-Buchhandlung, Elberfeld 1834, p. 370 .

↑ ^a ^b ^c Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 91, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Description and pictures of the Christiane pit

↑ Ludwig Hermann Wilhelm Jacobi: The mining, smelting and trade essence of the government district Arnsberg in statistical representation , Iserlohn: Baedeker, 1857, 589 pages

↑ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 93, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Raw materials in North Hesse - gold ore & soap gold

↑ Der Kilianstollen ( Memento of the original from November 8, 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. @1@ 2
↑ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 93, Bonn, 1890 digitized
↑ Rotenberg slate mine
↑ Pinging on the Klusknapp
↑ ^a ^b Colliery misery
^ Georg Unland: The barite deposit Dreislar in the Sauerland. Mineralien-Welt 2004 (3), pp. 12–51.
↑ The mine in the enclosure near Grevenstein
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 121, Bonn, 1890 digitized
↑ ^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 map Overview of the mine fields with operating points, Olsberg-Wulmeringhausen Museum of Local History 2014.
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e findbuch Stahlbergarchiv Müsen
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Eisenberg mine plan
↑ Belgrade mine
↑ Briloner Eisenberg
↑ Eisenberg mine in the Mineralienatlas
↑ Spring-Winter mine in the Mineralienatlas
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Archive Hans Martin Köster, Olsberg
↑ ^a ^b Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 132, Bonn, 1890 digitized
↑ Pit of God's gift
↑ Grube Gottesgabe in the Mineralienatlas
↑ Grube Himmelreich in the Mineralienatlas
↑ Juno Pit
↑ ^a ^b Luna pit
↑ Spelling of the pit name is not clear because it is illegible on the map
^ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 116, Bonn, 1890 digitized
↑ Nero Pit
↑ Pit Paradise
↑ Visitor mine website , accessed on October 15, 2014.
↑ Old tunnel
↑ St. John's Pit
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e List of mines in Germany from www.altbergbau-untertage-u-verlagerungen-lost-places.de
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l The Fredeburg slate district
↑ Grubenweg around Nordenau
↑ Lengenbeck is celebrating its 450th birthday ( Memento of the original from February 28, 2018 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. @1@ 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 ^bc pits and caves in Sundern
↑ ^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 table of the Plettenberger zinc union
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Karl Wilhelm Anton Arndts: News about the most excellent mines belonging to the Endorf ironworks in the Duchy of Westphalia. In: Ders .: Treatises from the field of mineralogy and technology. Elberfeld 1854, p. 206.
↑ ^a ^b ^c Geok aktuell - historical mining in the Sauerland
↑ Elector Ernst mine
^ The Churfürst Ernst mine in Bönkhausen
↑ ^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 mining in the area of the Plettenberg District Court ", Fritz Bertram, 1952–1954, p. 106
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ore mining near Meinkenbracht
↑ Grube Juliane background information ( Memento of the original from July 15, 2014 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. , accessed October 15, 2014. @1@ 2

↑ Wildewiese was an iron ore district field

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 90, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, pp. 89f, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ The iron ore mine Rotloh in Sundern Enddorf

↑ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, pp. 85 and 89f, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 74, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e [Documentation by the Heimatverein Dahle, November 2004, 120 pages]

↑ ^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 pits in the area of Altena, Werdohl, Neuenrade and Nachrodt-Wiblingwerde

↑ ^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 Gruben in the area of the Lüdenscheid district court. Retrieved July 7, 2017 .

↑ ^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 Plettenberg Lexikon - Balve

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t Iron mining around Balve

↑ ^a ^b ^c Balve-Langenholthausen mining trail

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Old ore mining around Halver

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ore deposits in the sea of rocks

↑ ^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 Bergbau Iserlohn

↑ [1]

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v Mender Bergbau. Retrieved July 12, 2017 .

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Friedrich Stockfleth: The southernmost part of the Oberbergamtsbezirks Dortmund, third section: The deposits of usable minerals and their economic importance for mining, Bonn 1896. Digital copy ( Memento of the original from November 8, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was used automatically and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. P. 59

↑ ^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 Bergbau Iserlohn on Mineralienatlas.de, accessed on November 8, 2014. Rolf Klostermann: Mining in Iserlohn in the second half of the 19th century. Köller Verlag, 1996, ISBN 3-928143-20-4 .

↑ ^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 Ore mines around Herscheid

↑ ^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 Riches in the depths of the mountains

↑ Slate pit on the Schellhorn or cave on the Borg in Herscheid

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s Fritz Bertram (jun.): About mining in the Altena district and neighboring areas . Plettenberg (1952-1954).

↑ ^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 About mining and mining in Plettenberg and the surrounding area in old and new times

^ Eisenstein colliery Dechen

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f mine in Herscheid. Retrieved July 4, 2017 .

↑ Bergwerk Nortfelt ( Memento of the original from August 1, 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.

↑ Adler Stollen on Plettenberg-Lexikon.de, accessed on November 8, 2014.

↑ Grube Erzgebirge II site plan and pictures on plettenberg-lexikon.de, accessed on November 8, 2014.

↑ ^a ^b Bergbau Iserlohn on Plettenberg-Lexikon.de, accessed on November 8, 2014.

↑ ^a ^b ^c 50 years of mining research in the upper Volmetal

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x Mining in Kierspe

↑ Pit Locomotive

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Witnesses for brisk mining activity

↑ ^a ^b ^c mining

↑ ^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 Fritz Bertram: Mining in the district of Meinerzhagen . tape 1953/54 , p. 221-259 .

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h [Meinerzhagen (Meinerzhagen) - pit fields in the area of the projected railway from Meinerzhagen to Sessmar - 1902 - 1: 8000 - 64 x 65 - drawing - Oberbergamt Dortmund No. 652 (German digital library)]

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Mining in the district court district of Meinerzhagen

↑ Grubenfeld Helberg I and Sundhellen

↑ List of pits in the museum's collection ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.

↑ Silberkuhlenberg near Sundhellen

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Mining near Neuenrade

↑ ^a ^b [Iron stone mine Mariechen and Mariechen I Mariechen]

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ore mining in Plettenberg. Retrieved July 4, 2017 .

↑ Pit Old Man

↑ ^a ^b Slate pits on the Schwarzenberg

↑ Unknown pit (2) above the Oestertalsperre

↑ Brandenberg lead ore mine at the foot of the Saley

↑ The course of the tunnel is crooked and crooked

↑ Emanuel Pit

↑ ^a ^b ^c Zinc Union had to shut down the "Theodore" mine

↑ ^a ^b Riches in the depths of the mountains

^ [Contract between Theodor Bitzhenner, Adolf Wolff u. Moritz Heimann dated June 11, 1865, copy in the Hassel archive]

↑ Hope - copper, lead and iron ore mining in Plettenberg

↑ ^a ^b There were six ore mines

↑ Leitstern - copper ore mine on the Silberg near Eiringhausen

↑ ^a ^b ^c Laura I u. II - iron ore mines north of Ohle

↑ Maria - copper ore mine in Himmelmert

↑ Museum gallery lead ore mine Neu Glück. Retrieved July 4, 2017 .

↑ Neuglück Pit

↑ Copper mine "Unexpected luck"

↑ ^a ^b Bergbau Plettenberg on Plettenberg-Lexikon.de, accessed on November 8, 2014.

↑ Pit Wild Woman

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j Old mining in Werdohl

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s Iron ore extracted in open-cast mining , article in the Westfalenpost dated April 5, 2016

↑ ^a ^b Heimatliebe Biggesee issue 2 summer-autumn 2017

↑ ^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 Iron ore mining in Heggen , (PDF; 178 kB)

↑ On the Suceh according to mining history

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 107, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^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 The coordinates of the mines in the Olpe district were based on the map Bergrevier Olpe determined, the data obtained in this way show a spatial uncertainty of typically 300 m around the specified coordinate point. The map is taken from: Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 257, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^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 Gangkarte Silberg / Littfeld

↑ Bergbau-Olpe.de - Grube Mercur Archived copy ( Memento of the original from January 1, 2013 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.

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 122, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ Mark

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e mining in Oberhundem. Retrieved July 5, 2017 .

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Oliver Glasmacher: Dispute on the Rahrbacher Höh: The history of copper mining on the Rahrbacher Höhe between Rahrbach and Burgholdinghausen . Books on Demand. 2015. 40 pages

↑ Files of the State Archive NRW Rhineland Department

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 106, Bonn, 1890 digitized version

↑ Kuhlenbergerzug on mindat.org

↑ ^a ^b ^c Seltermicke mine near Kruberg

↑ Minerals of the Siegerland on heupel.hostingkunde.de

^ ^A ^b Mining in Neuenkleusheim: Prussia and ironworks mines. Retrieved July 4, 2017 .

↑ Silberg gait map

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Der Berggeist: newspaper for mining, metallurgy u. Industry, Cologne, 1856

^ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 124, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ Saalhauser Bote No. 15, 2/2004 - Klaus Meschede: A look into the history of the railway line from Altenhundem to Wenholthausen with special consideration of the town of Saalhausen

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Map of the sulfur gravel pits near Meggen & Halberbracht

↑ Halberbracht Mining Trail (PDF )

^ DGKS map Meggen

↑ ^a ^b panel no. 2 of the Meggen mine hiking trail

↑ ^a ^b Saalhausen pit

↑ ^a ^b contribution to the history of Meggen mining

↑ Mario Watzek, Oliver Glasmacher: Bergbau in Oberveischede, 2015: Digital: Google books link

↑ ^a ^b ^c Mining Museum Siciliaschacht

↑ ^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 Gang map of the Rhonarderzug

↑ ^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 Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 102, Bonn , 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g The Rhonarderzug near Olpe. Retrieved July 5, 2017 .

↑ ^a ^b ^c Mario Watzek & Oliver Glasmacher: The dewatering of the Rhonard copper mine: A reference work on the measures for dewatering in copper mining

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 105, Bonn, 1890 digitized

^ Former Catharina mine in Olpe

^ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 102, Bonn, 1890 digitized .

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 104, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ Mention of the Elpertshagen mine in Drosten Caspar von Fürstenberg's diaries (Pieler, p. 368)

↑ ^a ^b Justification for the development plan no. 91 “Altenkleusheim-Vor der Hustert”, November 18, 2015

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 100, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Unexpected luck in Saßmicke. Retrieved July 5, 2017 .

↑ 2 Oliver Glasmacher: The Oranien House Mine in Hemmelshohl near Littfeld . Bochum, 2011

↑ ^a ^b Johannesberg mine

↑ ^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 [Oliver Glasmacher: Bergbau am Altenberg near Elben , 7 January 2015 ]

↑ Dipl. Geol. André Hellmann: Mishaps of mining content from the estate of Johann Daniel Engels, Association for Siegerland Mining. 2008

↑ Rhonarderzug corridor and daily opening map, accessed on November 9, 2014.

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 99, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c Taunus mine on the Rhonardberg near Olpe

↑ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 103, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ Why did the Silberberg near Dahl not give silver?

^ Zeppenfeldgrube near Benolpe

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 101, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ Platinum mine near Gerlingen

↑ ^a ^b Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 98, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Junkernberg mine. Retrieved July 5, 2017 .

↑ ^a ^b Elben village history

↑ Mine wealth at Hillmicke

^ Mining in Elben and Scheiderwald

↑ Lead wash mine in the Mineral Atlas

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Mining in the Warsteiner area

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Accuracy of coordinates: 100 m around. F. Ademmer, A. Roters: History of iron ore mining in Warstein , status 1880, in: Association of Friends of Mineralogy and Geology (VFMG): Geology and mineralogy of the Warsteiner area. P. 242, Aufschluss, special volume 29, Heidelberg 1979 digitized version (PDF), accessed on November 1, 2014.

↑ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 138, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ Looking for traces of mining in Warstein

↑ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 97, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ Franz Ademmer / Franz A. Roters: history of iron mining in Warstein. In: Exposure. Special volume 29. Heidelberg, 1979, pp. 241, 245.

↑ Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 95, Bonn, 1890 digitized

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Manganese mining in the Waldeck-Frankenberg district

↑ ^a ^b Glückauf - Berg- und Hüttenmännische Zeitschrift No. 51 from December 20, 1913

↑ ^a ^b The "Mathias" mine near Vasbeck

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Gold mining on the Eisenberg

↑ ^a ^b ^c Martins, Dr. J. Noeggerath, et al. a .: Archives for Mineralogy, Geognosy, Mining and Metallurgy, Volume 7 . Ed .: Dr. JBC Karsten. Berlin 1843.

^ Volker Wrede: Roofing slate mining in the Sauerland . In: Westfälisches Schieferbergbau-Museum Schmallenberg-Holthausen (Hrsg.): Mining in the Sauerland. Schmallenberg-Bad Fredeburg 1996, p. 377

↑ KML file . Retrieved August 18, 2019.

↑ GPX file . Retrieved August 18, 2019.

Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

[alterbergbau-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 Mining site from Oliver Glasmacher

[lwltopo-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 ^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 Topographical directory of the mines in the Duchy of Westphalia (and border communities) according to today's municipal boundaries

[arnsbergerwald-3] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Mining in the Arnsberg Forest

[DTKs-4] ↑ ^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 Positioning based on: German topographic map, sheets no. 4615 Meschede, 4616 Eversberg, 4715 Eslohe, 4716 Bödefeld and 4815 Schmallenberg, 1930 edition, with partial continuation of digitized version at Brigham Young University. In addition, evaluation of the corresponding regions in OpenStreetMap .

[decheniana-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 von Dechen u. a .: Negotiations of the natural history association of the Prussian Rhineland and Westphalia. Twelfth year . Ed .: Prof. Dr. Budge. Henry & Cohen, Bonn 1855.

[6] Casparizeche in the Mineralienatlas

[Bergreviere-7] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, pp. 83–90, Bonn, 1890 digitized

[Bergreviere125,127f,134-8] Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 125, p. 127f and 134, Bonn, 1890 digitized

[Large1983-9] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f D. Large, R. Schaeffer, A. Höhndorf: Lead isotope data from selected galena occurrences in the North Eifel and North Sauerland, Germany. Mineralium Deposita, August 1983, Volume 18, Issue 2, pp. 235-243 doi: 10.1007 / BF00206211

[DTK4616-10] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f German Topographical Map, sheet No. 4616 Eversberg, edition 1936, continued until 1951.

[11] Pit Aurora in the Mineral Atlas

[ElpePochwerke-12] There were five stamp mills in the Elpe valley: stamp mill 1 ( location ), stamp mill 2 ( location ), stamp mill 3 ( location ), stamp mill 4 ( location ), stamp mill 5 ( location )

[KarteRamsbeck-13] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j Coordinate accuracy: radius of 75 m, from: Lead and zinc deposits near Ramsbeck , Fig. 1 overview map of the Ramsbeck arch district, scale 1: 60000. Archive of Hans Martin Köster.

[14] Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, pp. 112–116 and 126–129, Bonn, 1890 digitized

[lehreErz-15] Richard Beck: Doctrine of the ore deposits . 2nd Edition. Bornträger Brothers, Berlin 1903, p. 758 .

[Galmei-16] ↑ ^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 coordinate with a precision of 400 m. Additions by G. Kotthof. R. Köhne: The industrial settlements of the 19th century. in the Ramsbeck mountains. In: G. Becker, A. Mayr and K. Temlitz (eds.): Sauerland-Siegerland-Wittgensteiner Land . Annual meeting of the Geographical Commission in Olpe 1989, Münster (= Spieker - Regional Studies Contributions and Reports, Volume 33) Online (PDF; 53 MB), accessed on October 25, 2014.

[reimer19-17] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w C. JB Karsten, H. v. Decehenr: Archives for Mineralogy, Geognosy, Mining and Metallurgy, Volume 19, Verlag G. Reimer, 1845

[grottenberg-18] Participation of the individual trades in smelters, hammers and pits, 1854

[DTK4617-19] German topographic map, sheet no.4617 Brilon, edition 1930, continued until 1953.

[Kukuk1938-20] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m Paul Kukuk: XVII. The usable mineral deposits of the narrower and wider industrial district In: Geology of the Lower Rhine-Westphalian hard coal area. Springer Verlag 1938, pp. 511-570 doi: 10.1007 / 978-3-642-50663-5

[21] Pit Eichholz II in the Mineralienatlas

[22] Béatrice Austria: Usable deposits. In: Karl-Heinz-Ribbert, Klaus Skupin & Béatrice Austria: Geological map of North Rhine-Westphalia 1: 25: 0000, explanations on sheet 4518 Madfeld. 2nd completely revised edition. Krefeld 2006, ISBN 3-86029-155-6 , pp. 130f.

[23] Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 93, Bonn, 1890 digitized

[24] Pictures and description of the Enkenberg mine in the Warstein Lexicon

[dechen45-25] 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 Reg.-District Osnabrück. 45th year . Ed .: Dr. Ph. Bertkau, secretary of the association. Max Cohen & Sohn, Bonn 1888 ( digitized version ).

[26] Der Bergwerkfreund: a newspaper for miners and smelters, for trades, as well as for all friends and promoters of mining and related trades, Volume 12

[giershagenunterwelt-27] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Reinhard Schandelle: Treasures of the Giershagener underworld - 1000 years of mining in the south of Marsberg . Knappenverein "Glück Auf" Giershagen e. V. (Ed.), 1st edition, ISBN 978-3-00-046043-2 , pp. 282ff.

[gunterwelt-28] ↑ ^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 Table of contents of the book: "Treasures of the Giershagener Unterwelt"

[bgier-29] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ mines near Giershagen

[30] Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 92, Bonn, 1890 digitized

[31] Béatrice Austria: Usable deposits. In: Jochen Farrenschon & Béatrice Oesterreich: Geological map of North Rhine-Westphalia 1: 25,000, explanations on sheet 4519 Marsberg, 2nd completely revised edition, Krefeld 2008, ISBN 978-3-86029-156-6 , p. 157f.

[arendts-32] Anton Wilh. Stephan Arndts: Treatises from the field of mineralogy and technology . Büschlersche Verlag-Buchhandlung, Elberfeld 1834, p. 370 .

[BergreviereS91-33] Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe as well as the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 91, Bonn, 1890 digitized

[bergbauspuren-34] Description and pictures of the Christiane pit

[jacobi-35] Ludwig Hermann Wilhelm Jacobi: The mining, smelting and trade essence of the government district Arnsberg in statistical representation , Iserlohn: Baedeker, 1857, 589 pages

[36] Description of the mountain areas Arnsberg, Brilon and Olpe and the principalities of Waldeck and Pyrmont, p. 93, Bonn, 1890 digitized

[goldhessen-37] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Raw materials in North Hesse - gold ore & soap gold