List of mines in the Taunus

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In Taunus is mining documented since 1495, but was probably already in Roman times and had mostly only regional importance. Initially, lead, silver, gold and copper were mined. In the 19th century iron and, to a lesser extent, coal. Ore mining ended in the 20th century. In the vicinity of the Wisper there was also heavy underground mining of slate.

The spatial delimitation of the Taunus, which is certainly debatable, was taken for this list to the north with the Lahn , to the west with the Rhine , to the south with the Rhine and Main and to the east with the Wetterau .

Ore mining

This incomplete list of ore mines in the Taunus includes mines, subdivided according to federal states into the respective districts as well as the cities and municipalities there or associated municipalities.

Hesse

Hochtaunuskreis

bad Homburg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
At the Fahrborn	bad Homburg	Wiesbaden		location
In the Hans Wagner Born	bad Homburg	Wiesbaden		location
Prince Friedrich	bad Homburg	Wiesbaden		location
Schmidtwäldchen	bad Homburg	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; several fenced pings	location
Ursula	bad Homburg	Wiesbaden		location

Friedrichsdorf

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Bauwald	Seulberg	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on May 14, 1870		1867-06-22
Friedrichssegen	Seulberg	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on May 14, 1870		1867-06-16
Isidore	Bodies	Wiesbaden	Manganese; Production maximum of 5000 t per year 1909; further shafts: location location	location	1880

Graevenwiesbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Naunstadt	Naunstadt	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on August 4, 1858; extended on July 17, 1869		1858-08-04
Odin	Graevenwiesbach	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on July 14, 1869		1869-09-14
York	Graevenwiesbach	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on July 2, 1869		1867-05-05

Koenigstein

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
pit	Mammolshain	Wiesbaden	Brown iron; Koenigsteiner Revier
pit	Koenigstein	Wiesbaden	stollen	location
Copper mine	Koenigstein	Wiesbaden	Copper ore; well before 1888 "not inconsiderable copper ore mining"; Location "below Königstein"		1888 (before)
Spoonberg	Mammolshain	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on August 25, 1870		1870-07-05
Koenigstein district	Koenigstein	Wiesbaden	Brown iron; in the Königsteiner Revier at least 32 iron mines: 18 mines belonged to the Taunushütte in Frankfurt-Höchst, 14 mines belonged to Jacobi, Haniel & Huyssen in Mühlheim; in the years 1842 to 1865 newly muted on partly old mine structures, heyday from 1854 to 1860, expired from 1861, as it was no longer profitable; Total funding until 1861: 187,000 quintals		1842 (before)	1861

Neu-Anspach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Lead mountain I.	Hausen-Arnsbach	Weilburg	Lead, pyrite, limonite; Pit field	location
Martis	Hausen-Arnsbach	Weilburg	Manganese; The remains of a tunnel 50 m west of the forest edge; is located 200 m northeast of the Neue Hope pit (west-northwest of the town) and served as a weather tunnel after 1912	location	1872
New Hope	Rod on the mountain	Weilburg	Copper pebbles, galena; Thickness up to 6 m; Started in 1912, soon discontinued; well-preserved tunnel mouth hole on the border between high and low forest; 200 m southwest of the Martis Pit, which was used as a weather tunnel; further pings in the area	location location	1912
Steinergrund	Rod on the mountain	Weilburg	Lead; two collapsed shafts (pinging) and dump, unsuccessful trial operation; Drinking water production	location	1909	1910

Oberursel

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Gold mine	Oberursel	Wiesbaden	Experimental mining with 3 tunnels and several shafts, probably of Roman origin, resumed from 1719 to 1739.	location	1719	1739

Schmitten

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Isabellengrube in Weihergrund	Arnoldshain	Weilburg	Iron; to the east of the Arnoldshain district, Pingen is easy to see; newly awarded on February 12, 1858; extended on 8/26/1869	location location	1686 (before)
Heinrich Hope II	Hunoldstal	Weilburg	Lead, copper pebbles	location
Faulenberg	Oberreifenberg	Weilburg	Iron; approx. 3 km northeast. from the place; to the east of the Arnoldshain district, Pingen is easy to see

Steinbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Nauheim	Steinbach	Upper Hesse	iron		1878 (um)

Usingen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Albert IV	Usingen	Weilburg	Lead; approx. 2 km southwest of Kransberg
Auguste IV	Wernborn	Weilburg	Galena, copper pebbles, pale ores, zinc blende; formerly Jacob ; re-muted on 8/10/1867; awarded on November 24, 1869 for lead and copper	location	1867-08-10
Aspen stone	Eschbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded June 25, 1866; extended on 07/12/1869		1866-06-25
Fritzchen	Wernborn	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; awarded on November 24, 1869; probably just Schurf		1867-10-01
Golden chew	Kransberg	Weilburg	Lead, copper
Heilborn	Usingen	Weilburg	Lead; approx. 2 km southwest of Kransberg
Heinrich	Kransberg	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper; awarded July 13, 1858; extended on August 24, 1869		1858-07-13
Jeanette	Kransberg	Weilburg	Galena, copper pebbles, pale ores; formerly called Johannette or Johanettenzeche ; 1 km south of Kransberg in the forest; newly awarded on lead and silver January 26, 1861; extended on August 24, 1869; Thickness 2 m; Heaps, tunnels and pings; Kransberg mining district; Operating times: 1819, 1825-1835, 1837-1840, 1851-1869, 1887, 1894, 1943	Location , location location	1819 (before)
Pancras	Kransberg	Weilburg	Lead, silver; above, west of Kransberg, between the fields of the Goldkaute mine and the Jeanette mine
Silver chew	Eschbach	Weilburg	Galena, copper pebbles; Vein trending northwest to southeast	Location location
Wormstein	Usingen	Weilburg	Iron, lead ?; approx. 2 km southwest of Kransberg; awarded on January 13, 1859; extended on November 8th, 1869		1859-01-13
Zeilborn	Usingen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on January 13, 1859; extended on November 8th, 1869		1859-01-13

Weilrod

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Lead mine	Altweilnau	Weilburg	Lead, galena, copper shot; Thickness 2 m; awarded June 21, 1899; 6 tunnels (Ulrichstollen (upper gallery), Karlsstollen); 1908-1913 standstill; Drinking water production	Location , location location	1899-03-22
Lead mine I	Altweilnau	Weilburg	Lead and, to a lesser extent, copper; barred tunnel mouth hole; Lead mine I shaft 35 m deep Mining on three different ore veins, galena, copper pyrites, zinc blende, pyrite	Location , location Location location location location location location	1593	1923
Emily I	Altweilnau	Weilburg	Lead, silver	location
Emilie II	Riedelbach	Weilburg	Lead, silver; former Wolfskaute mine ; also known as the witch's table ; around 1579 also Schatz Grub ; in the 19th century. The Homberg ; re-muted on 9/30/1869; newly awarded on November 14, 1870 on lead; 3 shafts; at the foot of the Wolfsküppel in the Weiltal; Associated gallery in the Weiltal ( location )	Location , location location	16th century
Golden hedge	Gemünden	Wiesbaden	Copper pebbles, galena; awarded on December 21, 1864 on copper; extended on June 7th, 1869; additional award on lead on November 7, 1870; dike trending northwest to southwest	location	1864-12-21
Heinrich Hope II	Altweilnau	Weilburg	Lead, copper; Re-awarded 1721, 1753, 1811, 1874, 1924, 1987; Dismantling until 1771; east of Hunoldstal. Shaft and trench;		1601
Kingwood	Altweilnau	Weilburg	Lead, silver; Galena, copper pebbles, zinc blende, pyrite; High point in the 17th and 18th centuries, awarded again on September 18, 1855; St.Barbara-, Margareta, Petrussollen	Location , location Location location location	1818-08-12	1923
New Hope	Altweilnau	Weilburg	Copper pebbles, galena; 600 m east-north-east of the Landsteiner Mühle; 2 studs; Drinking water production; Trial dismantling		1912
Rosenberg	Emmershausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese		1874-07
Silver skin	Emmershausen	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper; see also Emmershäuser Hut ; Pingenzug running from northwest to southeast; 1821 shaft; 7.1874 newly awarded	location	1821 (before)
Waltersau	Emmershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on August 16, 1866; extended on June 30, 1869		1864-08-16

Wehrheim

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Anna III	Pfaffenwiesbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; probably only Schurf, since it is not worth dismantling; northeast of Pfaffenwiesbach
Heinrich	Pfaffenwiesbach	Weilburg	Lead (galena), pale ores, copper pyrites; Remnants of the tunnel mouth hole in the Wiesbachtal, Pingenzug	location
Hermann	Pfaffenwiesbach	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper; also known as Kuhhardstein ; no remains	location	1827	1858
Miesbach	Wehrheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded June 28, 1848; extended on July 7, 1869		1848-06-28
Pfaffenwiese	Pfaffenwiesbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; probably only Schurf, since it is not worth dismantling; northeast of Pfaffenwiesbach

Lahn-Dill district

Braunfels

see Braunfels in the list of mines in the Lahn-Dill area

Huettenberg

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

Schöffengrund

see Schöffengrund in the list of mines in the Lahn-Dill area

Waldsolms

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Marcus	Kröffelbach	Wiesbaden			1878 (before)

Wetzlar

see Wetzlar in the list of mines in the Lahn-Dill area

District of Giessen

Langgöns

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Amalie	Cleeberg	Upper Hesse	Galena, copper pebble, iron; newly awarded: 1578, 1662, 1687, 1695, 12/15/1767, 1809; 3 studs; Operating times: 1540, 1591-1565, 1613-?, 1696-1707, 1716-1718, 1767-1775, 1809. Also called Amalia.	Location , location location	1497	1809
On the gap	Cleeberg	Upper Hesse	Iron; awarded May 12, 1867; extended on 9/14/1869		1867-05-12
Hurry up	Upper clover	Upper Hesse	iron
Good Hope	Upper clover	Upper Hesse	iron
Martinus	Niederkleen	Upper Hesse	Phosphorite; north of Niederkleen in the Mühlenberg district		1878 (before)
Silver blessing	Espa	Upper Hesse	Galena, copper pyrites, pyrite, pale ores, gold; Thickness up to 6 m; Stollen; ore veins trending from west-northwest to east-southeast; Re-awarded in 1577, 1768, 1816, 1859 and 1887; Upper tunnel, middle tunnel, deep tunnel	location Location location location location location location location	1469 (before)	1919
Wonderful	Upper clover	Upper Hesse	Iron; Production 1857-1869: 11,344 t of iron ore		1857	1869

Laubach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Faithful to Floretta	Laubach	Upper Hesse

Limburg-Weilburg district

Bad Camberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Bangertsgraben	Erbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 20, 1867; extended on December 10th, 1869		1867-09-06
Amber blessing	Oberselters	Weilburg	Lead, copper; awarded January 19, 1864; extended on 10/14/1870		1864-01-19
Hague	Erbach	Weilburg	Iron; granted and consolidated on March 18, 1867; extended on December 14th, 1869		1867-03-18
Limestone ditch	Oberselters	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on December 14, 1869		1869-06-06
Lydia	Erbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 20, 1867; extended on December 10th, 1869		1867-09-06

Break

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Adolfine	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; awarded March 30, 1867; extended on May 3, 1869; east of Werschauberg		1867-03-30
Arthene	Breaking down	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on March 30, 1867; extended on 8/30/1870		1867-03-30
Barmbach	Breaking down	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 7, 1867; extended on August 21, 1870		1867-09-07
persistence	Break over	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; awarded on March 26, 1867; extended on August 21, 1870		1867-03-26
Bergheil	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on April 24, 1838; converted on 7/13/1869		1838-04-24
Bertenstein?	Breaking down	Weilburg			1865 (before)
Bestowal luck	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; Conversion of the field on March 5, 1869 (to Actien-Gesellschaft der Dillinger Hüttenwerke in Dillingen)		1833-12-13
Burgweg	Break over	Weilburg	iron
Finkelsberg	Break over	Weilburg	iron		1865 (before)
Frohland	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; awarded March 28, 1867; extended on 8/12/1870		1867-03-28
Start of happiness	Break over	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Grafenwald	Break over	Weilburg	iron
pit	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; New award on March 5, 1869 to Actien-Gesellschaft der Dillinger Hüttenwerke in Dillingen	1833-12-13
Good Hope	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; also written Good Hope ; Tunnel with a length of 210 m (1865); extended on March 22nd, 1867 and July 21st, 1870		1865 (before)
Gutenberg	Breaking down	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; enlarged on March 26th, 1867 and August 12th, 1870		1865 (before)
Gutenstein	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; extended on March 30, 1867 and August 12, 1870; west of persistence		1868 (before)
Hedwig	Breaking down	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Heiligenstock	Breaking down	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; awarded on May 11, 1855; extended on 8/12/1870; west of persistence		1855-05-11
Hostert	Break over?	Weilburg	Iron; east of Werschauberg		1865 (before)
Inest	Break over	Weilburg	iron
John	Breaking down	Weilburg	Copper; muted on 8/22/1867; extended on 8/12/1870		1867-08-22
Jöst	Break over	Weilburg	Roteisenstein, Magneteisenstein; consolidated on March 16, 1849; extended on August 5th, 1870; Red iron stone with an average of approx. 45% iron content, magnetic iron stone with approx. 40% iron		1849 (before)
Kaulstahlgraben	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; east of Werschauberg		1865 (before)
toad	Break over	Weilburg	iron
Lucreatia	Breaking down	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Mathias	Breaking down	Weilburg	Copper; awarded September 7, 1867; extended on 8/12/1870		1867-09-07
Morning star	Break over	Weilburg	Lead, silver (or slate)
Oberfeld	Break over	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; 2-5 feet thick		1865 (before)
Peter	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; together with Gute Hope , Theobald and Oberfeld one of the largest deposits of the metarhyolite passage (from Katzenellnbogen to Brechen)		1865 (before)
Philippine	Break over	Weilburg	iron		1865 (before)
Deer foot	Breaking down	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; extended on March 26th, 1867 and August 30th, 1870		1865 (before)
Rothenstein	Werschau	Weilburg	Roteisenstein, Manganese; enlarged on March 30, 1867 and August 12, 1870		1865 (before)
Roth	Break over	Weilburg	iron
Sophie	Break over	Weilburg	Iron, roofing slate; enlarged on January 4, 1867 and November 8, 1870		1865 (before)
Steinsberg	Breaking down	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; converted and awarded March 26, 1867; extended on 8/12/1870		1865 (before)
Theobald	Break over	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; 2-5 feet thick; Tunnel with a length of 292 m (1865)		1865 (before)
Theresia	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on December 12, 1839; converted on 8/12/1870		1839-12-12
Water chew	Breaking down	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; enlarged on March 26th, 1867 and August 30th, 1870		1865 (before)
Weisbach	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on March 12, 1867; extended on 8/12/1870		1867-03-12
Werschauberg	Break over	Weilburg	Iron; enlarged March 30, 1867; extended on July 21, 1870; Camp 12–22 feet thick strikes in hours 5-6 with a southerly dip		1865 (before)
Werschberg	Werschau	Weilburg	Iron; east of Werschauberg		1865 (before)
Wörsfeld	Breaking down	Weilburg	Copper; awarded on February 4, 1841; extended on 8/12/1870		1841-02-04

Hünstelden

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
persistence	Hühnfelden  ?	Diez	Iron; in the Wörsbachtal
Mountain joy	Kirberg	Diez	Iron; Pit field located directly around the village of Kirberg		1905 (before)
Dauborn	Dauborn	Diez	Iron; awarded on August 6, 1858; extended on July 5, 1870		1858-08-06
Eisenberg	Dauborn	Diez	Iron; awarded May 6, 1838; extended on July 21, 1870		1838-05-06
Iron blessing	Dauborn	Diez	Iron; Pit field east of Graulich ; Consolidated June 28, 1855; extended on July 21, 1870		1855 (before)
Elisabetha	Kirberg	Diez	Iron; Pit field south of Kirberg		1905 (before)
Emil	Kirberg	Diez	Iron; Pit field south of Kirberg		1905 (before)
Start of happiness	Hühnfelden?	Diez	Iron; in the Wörsbachtal
Greyish	Dauborn-Eusingen	Diez	Iron;		1867-03-29
grove	Ears	Diez	Iron; Pit field northwest. of ears; awarded April 18, 1856; extended on July 21, 1870		1856-04-18
Chicken pit	Dauborn	Diez	Iron; enlarged March 22, 1867; extended on July 21, 1870		1867 (before)
Leidenberg	Kirberg	Diez	Iron; Pit field north of Kirberg		1905 (before)
Ludwig	Ears	Diez	Iron; Pit field east of Eisensegen		1905 (before)
Mathias	Ears	Diez	Iron; Pit field east of ears		1905 (before)
Ears	Ears	Diez	Iron; Pit field south of ears; also written Ohrn ; awarded on July 23, 1869		1867-07-18
Rose peaks	Kirberg	Diez	Iron; Pit field north of Kirberg; awarded on April 9, 1859; extended on 7/15/1869		1859-04-09
Rothenstein	Hühnfelden?	Diez	Iron; in the Wörsbachtal
Nice hope	Dauborn	Diez	Iron; awarded on August 6, 1858; extended on July 5, 1870		1858-08-06
St. John	Dauborn	Diez	Iron; awarded July 28, 1865; extended on July 21, 1870		1865-07-28
Battlefield	Nauheim	Diez	iron
fir	Ears	Diez	Brown iron stone; awarded on February 12, 1858; Heirs renounce the mining rights to the pit on January 28, 1869; re-muted on 9.9.1870; newly awarded on November 23, 1870; Pit field south of ears		1858-02-12
Wersch	Ears	Diez	Iron; Pit field south of ears		1905 (before)

Limburg on the Lahn

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Augustus	Eschhofen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded September 1, 1867; extended on July 29, 1870		1867-09-01
Bartenstein	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Eduard	Limburg?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; in the lying of Hubertus and Wilhelm		1865 (before)
Fehlerborn	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; surrounded by vineyards		1865 (before)
Fidelio	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; 3–5 feet thick; Upper gallery (at least 44 m long); Deep tunnel with a length of at least 50 m		1865 (before)
Gabriel	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Gallmerswiese	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Hostage garden	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded April 26, 1862; extended on July 29, 1870		1862-04-26
Greifenberg	Limburg?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; in the lying of Hubertus and Wilhelm		1865 (before)
Grossbach	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Hot spur	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Hofeld	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Hortensia	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; awarded September 30, 1863; extended on 8/12/1870		1863-09-30
Hubert	Limburg?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; 4-5 feet thick		1865 (before)
Scabies II	Dietkirchen	Diez	Iron; awarded on December 1, 1870		1870-09-19
Long lane	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Long won	Lindenholzhausen?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Linterfeld	Linter	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on July 30, 1870		1867-04-01
Phillipslust	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 24, 1867; extended on 7/30/1870		1867-09-24
Rheinstein II	Dietkirchen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on July 30, 1870		1869-10-26
Richard	Eschhofen	Weilburg	Iron; muted on May 14, 1867; awarded on July 30, 1870		1867-05-14
Ruth	Limburg?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; in the lying of Hubertus and Wilhelm		1865 (before)
Simonislust	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Steinberg	Dietkirchen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; extended on November 17th, 1864 and July 29th, 1870		1865 (before)
Sternbach	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Vineyard	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; extended on 9/27/1867 and 7/30/1870; encloses error bronze		1867 (before)
Wilhelm	Limburg?	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; 4-5 feet thick		1865 (before)
Wilhelmine	Lindenholzhausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; enlarged March 22, 1867; extended on July 29, 1870		1865 (before)

Runkel

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Bergerfeld	Dehrn	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Corn	Dehrn	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; Manganese content of over 70%, sometimes up to 84%		1860 (um)
Undaunted	Dehrn	Weilburg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)

Selters

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Evening star	Muenster	Weilburg	iron
Old man	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron, lead, silver, copper; to Lindenberg
Bieberich	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on March 30, 1848; extended on June 20, 1871; to Lindenberg		1848-04-30
Bölz	Muenster	Weilburg	iron
Breitbach	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
Badger den	Eisenbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 20, 1857; extended on December 9th, 1869		1857-11-20
Badger Burrow II	Eisenbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on September 6, 1867; extended on December 9th, 1869		1867-09-06
David	Eisenbach	Weilburg	Copper; to union		1900
Eisenbach	Eisenbach	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Iron blessing	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
Eleanor	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to strokes
Eve	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
Fortuna IV	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
Friedrich	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
Friedrichssegen	Eisenbach	Weilburg
Gauch	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
Gauchberg	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded on August 7, 1840; converted on December 3, 1869		1840-08-07
Gloria	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
God's blessing	Eisenbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded September 6, 1867; extended on August 17, 1870; to strokes		1867-09-06
Heinrichssegen	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
Holzappel	Eisenbach	Weilburg
King tail	Eisenbach	Weilburg	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Deciduous tree	Haintchen	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper		1865 (before)
Lindenberg	Muenster	Weilburg	Magnetic iron stone, copper; awarded on July 14, 1848; Consolidation in 1895 with 13 additional fields (Sophie I, Eisensegen, Altermann, Heinrichssegen, Breitbach, Wehrholz, Gauch, Wilhelm IV, Friedrich, Fortuna IV, Gloria, Eva, Biebrich, Lindenberg, Strichen, Rescheel, Morgenstern); 1936 shaft at 216 m depth (Münster tunnel connected at 120 m); 1956 processing tunnel; Total production> 2 million tons of iron ore	location	1848-07-14	1970-06-30
Mercury	Eisenbach	Weilburg
Dawn II	Niederselters	Weilburg	Copper; awarded on June 28, 1870		1870-03-06
Morgenstein	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
Munster I.	Muenster	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; probably just Schurf
New Hope II	Eisenbach	Weilburg	Copper pebbles, galena, zinc blende, pale ores; Thickness 1 to 1.5 m; 40 m long tunnel; at the junction from Bundesstraße 8 to Eisenbach	location		1902 (after)
Rescheel	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
Sophie I	Muenster	Weilburg	Copper; to Lindenberg
Strokes	Muenster	Weilburg	Red and magnetic iron stone, pebbles, lead, silver, cobalt; awarded on August 6, 1840 for iron; newly awarded () on March 30, 1852; expanded to include pebbles on June 17, 1870; 1858 Strichener tunnel; 1906/11 Münster tunnel (also called the kilometer tunnel , almost 3 km long); to Lindenberg	location	1840-08-06	1963
Struth	Eisenbach	Weilburg	Iron; awarded January 29, 1867; extended on August 17, 1870		1867-01-29
Union	Eisenbach	Weilburg	Galena, copper pebbles, silver, pebbles; formerly of Our Lady ; east of Eisenbach, above the sports field; newly awarded in 1816 and on November 29, 1869 on lead (muted on April 1, 1867); Thickness 2 m; 1889 machine shaft; 1891 tunnel with 480 m; 1897 machine shaft with a depth of 52 m; Hours of operation: 1587-89, 1593-95, 1603-20.6.1670, 1685, 1752, 1885, 1889-1902	Location , location Location location	1586
Association II	Eisenbach	Weilburg	Lead; 40 m long tunnel; to union
Weirwood	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg
Wilhelm	Muenster	Weilburg	iron
William IV	Muenster	Weilburg	Iron; to Lindenberg

Villmar

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Adolfsheck	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; Shaft with 16 m depth; to main forest		1853
Albert	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; muted on November 15, 1868; awarded on July 22, 1869		1868-11-15
Old hope	Weyer	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper, tin, cobalt, mercury, gold; newly awarded 1810-09-25; 4 gear middle; Jocobs shaft, forest shaft, gel shaft, Wingert shaft, God's blessing shaft, new hope shaft, unity shaft, blacksmith shaft	location	17th century	1846-08-13
old man	Long hedge	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper; formerly long stern , also called Altemann or Altmann ; approx. 1–1.5 km east-south-east. from Langhecke; 1664 Erbstollen; 1704, July 14, 1780, newly awarded 1802; 1767 workforce of 100 men; 1778 Waitz'chen tunnel; Old deep tunnel (Siegmund tunnel); Old deep tunnel of the Köhlerhansdelle; Geilschacht; Philippschacht (66 m); Carlsschacht (72 m); Friedrichsschacht (76 m); St.Jakobsschacht (42 m); Siegmundschacht (76 m); Charlottenschacht (88 m); Old test shaft	50 ° 23 ′ 3 ″ N, 8 ° 17 ′ 37 ″ E	1664 (before)	1912
Atzköppel	Elkershausen	Weilburg	Roofing slate		1870 (before)
Aumenau	Aumenau	Weilburg	Iron; in the immediate vicinity of the deep gallery of the Gloria pit		1865 (before)
Bangert	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
persistence	Villmar	Weilburg	iron
Christine	Villmar	Weilburg	iron
Dünnberg	Villmar	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; between Dimberg, Galgenberg, Schulberg and Hahnberg located in the north of Weyer; 1827 prospect; 8 m deep shaft; Awarded January 14, 1832		1827	1861
Stubbornness	Villmar	Weilburg	Lead; muted on August 18, 1867; awarded on July 28, 1870		1867-08-18
Iron crown	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; Eastern Weyer
Engelsberg	Villmar	Weilburg	Iron, manganese
Esp	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; formerly brotherhood ; to main forest
Frauenberg	Villmar?	Weilburg	iron
Gellertsberg	Weyer	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper, zinc; awarded on May 18, 1856; extended on December 16, 1868		1856-05-18
Germania	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Gloria	Aumenau	Weilburg	Iron; Production in 1864: 2,588 t with 30 men		1864 (before)	1940
God's gift	Villmar	Weilburg	Iron; in the Goldbachtal; oldest iron stone mine in Villmar (Middle Ages); Production in 1864: 431,108 quintals (21,555 t); Workforce of 240 men (1864)	location
Guckelberg	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Tap bracket	Villmar?	Weilburg	iron
Main forest	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; Eastern Weyer; 14 m deep shaft; a total of 8 shafts; Max. 40 m depth; January 27, 1875 Consolidation from Hauptwald, Adolphsecke, Katzenloh, Mühlpetersberg and Esp		1827	1885
Hermann II	Villmar	Weilburg	iron
Hirschgrund	Villmar?	Weilburg	iron
Help God	Villmar	Weilburg	iron
Isop	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Battle forest	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Katzenloh	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; to main forest
liver	Long hedge	Weilburg	Copper; see also mining near Langhecke
Lisette	Villmar?	Weilburg	Iron, manganese
Newt	Weyer	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; 1862 to St. Jakob		1862 (before)
Mühlweg	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Mühlpetersberg	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; to main forest
New iron blessing	Aumenau	Weilburg	Iron; two tunnels from the Lahn valley; 1872 first standstill; Further dismantling 1905-1907 and 1934-1940: Production in 1864: 2,942 t with 19 men		1835	1940
New luck	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Paula	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron; western Weyer; Awarded December 31, 1866; 3 shafts up to a depth of 58 m; October 31, 1884 consolidated with Frohland and Weißbach to consolidate Paula		1865-11-01	1905-07
plate	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Preussoth	Weyer	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; awarded October 3, 1850		1847	1902-01-15
Reimerich	Elkershausen	Weilburg	Roofing slate		1870 (before)
Rother Köppel	Long hedge	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper		1854-12-29
Sand chew	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Pig pen head	Villmar	Weilburg	Iron; towards long hedge
woodpecker	Villmar?	Weilburg	iron
St. Jacob	Weyer	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; Total production 2246 t of iron ore; 25 m deep shaft; Consolidated with Newch in 1862		1838	1859
Stable field	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Season win	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
swamp	Aumenau	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; awarded March 23, 1850; extended on 9.9.1870		1850-03-23
Theodore	Long hedge	Weilburg	Iron, lead, copper; 2 km east of Langhecke; Dismantling from 1873; eight reel shafts and dies; see also mining near Langhecke		1871-12-30
United Ernestine	Villmar	Weilburg
Water shaft	Long hedge	Weilburg
Weilersberg	Weyer	Weilburg	iron
Vineyard	Elkershausen	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded September 26, 1867; extended on 8/12/1970		1867-09-26
Wieshohl	Villmar	Weilburg	Iron, manganese
Wolf pit	Villmar?	Weilburg	iron

Weilburg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Adolf	Drommershausen	Weilburg	iron		1865 (before)
All Saints Day	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; Consolidation; 1932 breakthrough with Otto tunnel ; from 1934 collection via Otto tunnel ; Machine shaft (73 m depth, 250 m from the new shaft); 1936 new shaft; Operating times: 1830–1875, 1928–1960; Part of the Weilburg drinking water supply; Total output: approx. 500,000 t of iron ore	location	1830	1960
Anton	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field
Aurora	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1841
Bermbacher tunnel	Bermbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone	location
Buck	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field
Buchwald	Ahausen	Weilburg	Roteisenstein; also called Buchholz ; converted and awarded on October 16, 1832; extended on October 8, 1870; opposite Löhnberg ; Opencast mining with small tunnels; 1906–1909 600 m long tunnel from the Lahn valley (Ahausen district); Production since 1906 approx. 373,000 t of Roteisenstein; Total output: 600,000 t of iron ore; 1937 90 employees	Location (approx.)	1828	1948
Buderus I	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; Sophienstollen; Production in 1864: 2,418 t with 34 men; from 1914 collection via Otto tunnel		1898	1923
Carlslust	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field
Carl's blessing	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; Connected to the Adolph tunnel in 1869 (1,145 m long);		1869 (before)
Cicero	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; December 8, 1873 (awarded) - covers the entire city mountain; June 5, 1896 divided into Cicero, Cicero I, Cicero II		1873-12-08
Diana	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; Dismantled 1875–1939; Connected to the Adolph tunnel in 1869 (1,145 m long);		1838	1939
Dickenloh	Hirschhausen	Weilburg	Brown iron stone, manganese; also called thick tan (e) ; to the east bordering Würgengel; 1917 Dickenloh tunnel (1.5 km in length); Operating phases 1846–1894, 4.1917–11.1920, 9.11.1936–1946 (officially until 1944; experimental work until 1946)	location	1846-05-08	1944/46
Dorothea	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; to Buderus I			1923
Emilie	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; to Buderus I			1923
Emma	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1867
Hereditary Prince Adolph Stollen	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; Heide tunnels in the Heide , Carlssegen , Diana and Hopfenstück pits ; drinking water production from 1962		1837	1939?
Franziska	Bermbach	Weilburg	iron	location	1886 (before)
Friedericke	Kirschhofen	Weilburg	iron
Friedrich II	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1867
Gooseberg	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1835
opportunity	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1831
Gindon	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field
Gloria	Hirschhausen	Weilburg	Iron; western Florentine; 7 shafts up to 35 m depth; 1896 cessation of operations; activities again from 1940; 1900 Gloria shaft with a depth of 100 m; before 1940 to Florentine	location	1838-09-23	1949-11-30
pit	Kubach	Weilburg	Lime; Tunnel with a length of 120 m	location
Heckenberg	Kirschhofen	Weilburg	Pit field
pagan	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Machine shaft; Operating times: 1868–1903, 1911–1930; eastern Adolph-Erbstollen (connected to it in 1911)		1868	1930
pagan	Bermbach	Weilburg	Iron, manganese
Helene	Hirschhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; Length approx. 1500 m; from 1916 branch line to the Lindelbachbahn in Tiefenbachtal, operated with petrol locomotives; to Dickenloh	location
High trenches	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1841
Hop piece	Weilburg	Weilburg	Iron; Operating times 1836–1850, 1875–1930		1836	1930
In the stocking	Ahausen	Weilburg	Iron; on the border between Selters and Ahausen		1812 (um)
Jacobszeche	Ahausen	Weilburg	Copper, iron, lead, silver; awarded on May 7, 1851 to copper and iron; converted on 9/6/1870		1851-05-07
Johannette	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded January 4, 1866; converted on July 16, 1870		1866-01-04
Juno # 2	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1867
Justine	Ahausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese; 1837 Carl-Martin-Stollen; 1851 Louisenstollen (5 m deeper, 200 m long); Production in 1864: 4,635 t of iron ore with 45 men		1837	1933
Kahlenberg	Kirschhofen	Weilburg	Pit field
Kirschhofen	Kirschhofen	Weilburg	Pebbles; awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on July 14, 1870		1867-09-25
Cabbage garden	Bermbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
Lenk (e) hedge	Hirschhausen	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
Love stone	Ahausen	Weilburg	Iron; Pit field; Deep tunnel; southwest Buchwald and Rothenstein		1869
Lina	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1866
Louise	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; to Buderus I			1923
Ludwig hope	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1838
Ludwigszeche	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1838
Otto	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded May 23, 1838; converted on July 16, 1870		1838-05-23
Otto tunnel	Ahausen	Weilburg	Water solution and ore drainage tunnels in the Buderus I , Thor , Allerheiligen mines ; in the Grundbachtal southeast of Ahausen; Part of the Weilburg drinking water supply		1903-02-11	1960?
Pfannheck	Bermbach	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
Philippszeche	Ahausen	Weilburg	iron
Reuschenbach	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1839
Rohrmannsberg	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1851
Rohrstein	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1837
Rolling Ship	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1867
Rothenacker	Ahausen	Weilburg	Iron; Production in 1864: 3,746 t with 33 men		1864 (before)
Rubach	Drommershausen	Weilburg	Iron; converted and awarded March 29, 1851; extended on October 8th, 1870		1852 (before)
Thor	Ahausen?		Iron; Collection via Otto tunnel (740 m to the tunnel mouth hole)		1904	1914
Vesta	Kubach	Weilburg	Pit field
Wehrstein	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1835
Whitewood	Hirschhausen	Weilburg	Brown iron stone
Wetzlarburg	Bermbach	Weilburg	iron	location
William Tell	Weilburg	Weilburg	iron		1847
Windhof	Ahausen	Weilburg	iron

Weilmünster

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Evening star	Ernsthausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Altenberg	Laubuseschbach	Weilburg	Iron; probably formerly a treasure trove on the Altenberg ; Opencast mining, 1872 Civil engineering: shaft with a depth of 30 m; 1898 deep tunnel with 634 m; Production in 1864: 4,381 t with 40 men; Standstill 1924-1935; Dismantling at the end of 1941; Stockpile removal until 1947; Total production 540,000 t of iron ore		1541	1941-03-31 / 1947
In high minor	Rohnstadt	Weilburg	Silver?; probably productive		1541
Miner's joy	Weilmünster	Weilburg	Iron; also called on the Kirberg ; newly awarded on July 9, 1859; converted on May 19, 1870		1597 (before)
Mine	Weilmünster	Weilburg	iron		785 (um)
Good luck	Wolfenhausen	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on November 5, 1828; converted on August 4th, 1870		1828-11-05
Sit down	Ernsthausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Lead mountain	Wolfenhausen	Weilburg	Lead; awarded on June 8, 1853; extended on 8/12/1870; on Herrnwieserberg 1 km south-south-west. from Wolfenhausen; 2 studs; Die		1853-06-08
Castle	Laimbach	Weilburg	Pit field
Charon	Weilmünster	Weilburg	iron	location
Crombachsfallchen	Weilmünster	Weilburg	not found in the area
David on the Stornberg	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	silver		1537
Unity	Essershausen	Weilburg	iron	location
Eisenberg II	Essershausen	Weilburg	iron
Iron blessing	Ernsthausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Eleanor	Essershausen	Weilburg	iron
Faust II	Ernsthausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Forstberg	Essershausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Frischermuth	Laimbach	Weilburg	Pit field
Treasure trove on the Altenberg	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	Silver?		1541
Society gallery	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	silver		1537
Ghiel	Laubuseschbach	Weilburg	Lead; awarded October 14, 1870		1867-07-05
Lucky star	Essershausen	Weilburg	Iron; 1884 Ferdinand tunnel for removal; 1896 consolidation of two fields; from 1901 to Fritz	location	1884 (before)	1901
Good Hope	Laimbach	Weilburg	Pit field
Hector	Essershausen	Weilburg	iron
Holy cross	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	silver		1537
Heinrichstrost	Wolfenhausen	Weilburg	iron		1870 (before)
Hessen colliery	Rhonstadt	Weilburg			1535 (um)
Hohenstein	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	Lead, silver, copper; presumably identical to St. George on the Hohenstein or Höllgraben in the Hohenstein district ; open tunnels		1535
hell	Wolfenhausen	Weilburg	Iron, manganese		1870 (before)
Höllgraben	Weilmünster	Weilburg	Lead; in the Weilmünster quarry		1615
Joachim	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	silver		1537
Marion	Laimbach	Weilburg	Pit field
mark	Essershausen	Weilburg	Brown iron stone; Mining in opencast mining from 1866; Water solution via Ferdinand tunnel; 1873-1893 marker tunnel (953 m length); 1940 gleaning mining	location	1828-10-02	1914
Mehlbach	Laubuseschbach	Weilburg	Copper, lead, silver;	location	1495	1921
Mückersholz	Laimbach	Weilburg	Pit field
Neuermuth	Ernsthausen	Weilburg	iron
Raimund	Aulenhausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Giant castle	Rohnstadt	Weilburg	Iron; Production in 1914 13,186 tons, 1924 1,671 tons and 1925 7,085 tons iron	location	1880 (before)	1925
raisin	Ernsthausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Rotlaufchen	Essershausen	Weilburg	iron
Schippsglück	Weilmünster	Weilburg	Iron; Grubenfeld awarded on March 23, 1861; extended on June 14, 1870		1861-03-23
Beautiful view	Laubuseschbach	Weilburg	Iron; Production in 1864: 2,630 t with 44 men; Drinking water production with the Adolfstollen			1908 or 1916
Blacksmith	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	Silver?; also Smytgin called		1495-04-30 (before)
Schnallenberg	Laubuseschbach	Weilburg	iron
St Elizabeth Treasure Trove	Rhonstadt	Weilburg			1536
St. George	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	Silver; on the Hohenstein		1537
Sterbach	Aulenhausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Stollberg	Weilmünster?	Weilburg	copper		1847 (before)
Stockings	Essershausen	Weilburg	Iron;	location
Bit	Essershausen	Weilburg	Iron;
Therese	Ernsthausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Vesta	Laimbach	Weilburg	Pit field
pleasure	Essershausen	Weilburg	iron	location
Weidmann	Essershausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Weimar luck	Ernsthausen	Weilburg	iron
Wilhelmsgabe	Ernsthausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Wolf	Essershausen	Weilburg	Pit field
Chance luck	Laubuseschbach	Weilburg	Lead, silver; awarded on August 10, 1870		1867-06-09

Weinbach

see Weinbach in (list of mines in the Lahn-Dill area) . The list there of more than 70 pits also contains a few pits that cannot be attributed to the Taunus. These are Georg , Joseph , Georg-Joseph and Wittekindstollen .

Main-Taunus-Kreis

bad Soden

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
pit	Neuenhain	Wiesbaden	Brown iron; Koenigsteiner Revier
Stone chew	Neuenhain	Wiesbaden	Iron; enlarged on January 12, 1867 and July 30, 1870; possibly also called Heinrichszeche	location location

Eppstein

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Aurora	Bremthal	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on May 25, 1859; extended on July 7th, 1869	location	1859-05-25
Iron chews	Bremthal	Wiesbaden	Iron ore; Parcel Eisenkaute, Pingenfeld	location
Jacob's blessing	Bremthal	Wiesbaden	iron	location location	19th century
Obernhausen	Bremthal	Wiesbaden	iron	location	19th century
Pfannenberg	Bremthal	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded March 31, 1859; extended on April 11, 1870		1859-03-31
Pentecost Born	Bremthal	Wiesbaden	iron	location	19th century
Taunus Gate	Holding	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; awarded on July 2, 1868; extended to include manganese on October 28, 1869		1868-07-02

Hofheim

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Au	Langenhain	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded June 26, 1849; extended on March 28, 1870		1849-06-26
Birkenstock	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Brown iron, in the 19th century; possibly belonging to Gundelhardt	location
Brown pinge	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore; Operation 1849–1861, resumption in 1900 by the Weserburg union, tunnel from the Hollerbachtal, length about 100 m, course along today's high-voltage road, operation ended in 1907 due to lack of money, in 1909 the mine was acquired by Willy von Doulong zu Witaschütz from Berlin-Wilmersdorf, together with the Lichtenstein, Herzberg, Kirschenberg, Flora, and Maria pits Stollen in the Hollerbachtal ( location )	location	1849	1907
Brauneberg	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore; operated in the 19th century
Capellenberg	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Brown iron; The most important pit in the 19th century in the Hofheim district , which produced 20,000 quintals of brown iron stone until 1861, 3 shafts	location Location location
Dechen	Langenhain	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on August 21, 1849; extended on March 26th, 1870		1849-09-21
Iron stick	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron, in the 19th century	location
Piece of iron	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore; 1-6 feet thick; High point in 1898, tunnel 400 m in length; in the Wildsachsen area a total of 13 iron mines at the end of the 19th century; already 5 shafts sunk before 1865, in 1866 the Eisenstück pit consolidated with the Wildberg pit and Kieselacker pit under the name Consolidierte Eisenstück; In 1895 it was sold to the trades Karl Brauer and Friedrich Wilhelm Stürmann from Dortmund; they also acquired the Ludwig mine (Bremthal) and the Brauneberg mine (Wildsachsen); Maximum production in 1898 with 3,066 t of ore with 14 miners; Tunnel length 400 m	location Location location	1631 (before)	1901
Emilie	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Brown iron, in the 19th century; lies exactly on the field boundary to the Capellenberg mine	location
Duck pond	Lorsbach	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded April 10, 1855; enlarged January 29, 1867; extended on April 13, 1870		1855-04-10
flora	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore
Stranger	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore; also called Consolidation Fremdt; Consolidated from Fremdt, Betten, Domberg, Eckstein, Gottessegen, Waldhaus, Kohlhag, Entenpfuhl, Consolidierte Maifeldt and Consolidierte Baumwald; Largest mining field, it extends over the districts of Wildsachsen, Langenhain and Bremthal	location Location location location location location
joy	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Brown iron	location Location location location location	19th century
God's gift	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Iron ore		19th century
Greifenstein	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore		19th century
pit	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore	location
pit	Diedenbergen	Wiesbaden		location
pit	Langenhain	Wiesbaden		location
pit	Langenhain	Wiesbaden		location
pit	Langenhain	Wiesbaden	Iron ore; Stollen, east of Langenhain
pit	Langenhain	Wiesbaden	Iron; started in the Middle Ages; Heaps with woody vegetation	location		1870 (approx.)
pit	Langenhain	Wiesbaden	Iron; started in the Middle Ages; Heaps with woody vegetation	location		1870 (approx.)
pit	Lorsbach	Wiesbaden	Iron; several pits at Lorsbacher Kopf (north of Kapellenberg )
Heinrich	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore; Bornberg union, location: "behind the forest meadow in the direction of Bremthal"
Henry VI	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; Field center point ( position ); Awards without documented mining activity
Herzberg	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore; operated in the 19th century
Cherry orchard	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore; operated in the 19th century
comet	Hofheim?	Wiesbaden
Konrad	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Brown iron, in the 19th century	location Location location
Long piece (cons.)	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Brown iron; Most important mine in the Wildsachser Revier , production until 1861: 20% of the Wildsachser Revier contribution of 705,000 hundredweight consolidated with the Rosenhecke pit and the Komet pit	location Location location
Lichtenstein	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron ore
Ludwig	Wildsachsen / Bremthal	Wiesbaden	Iron; 160 m route length (1865); 1-7 feet thick; In 1861 already 5 shafts; consolidated with rose hedge and comet	location	1865 (before)
Mainberg	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron; Bornberg union, location: "behind the forest meadow in the direction of Bremthal"		19th century
Maria	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded January 11, 1859; extended on April 12, 1870		1859-01-11
Marianne	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on November 24, 1869		1867-04-20
Sneezing pleasure II	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; Awards without documented mining activity	location
Reinhard	Langenhain	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on September 21, 1869		1867-04-20
Hofheim district	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Brown iron stone; Eisenerz was discovered on the Lorsbacher Kopf and the Gundelhard as early as 1683, and mining began immediately. In the Hofheimer Revier at least 5 iron mines with civil engineering belonged to Jacobi, Haniel & Huyssen in Mühlheim; in the years 1842 to 1865 muted on partly old mine structures, heyday from 1854 to 1860; Total funding until 1861: 20,000 Ctr .; independent of the Wildsachser district . The ore processing took place u. a. in the hammer mill, which was used as an iron hammer before 1819 ( location ).	1683	1861
Wildsachsen area	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Brown iron stone; in the Wildsachser Revier at least 52 iron mines: 4 mines operated by Taunushütte in Frankfurt-Höchst , 12 mines operated by Rheinhütte in Wiesbaden-Biebrich , 36 mines operated by Jacobi, Haniel & Huyssen in Mühlheim ; in the years 1842 to 1865 muted on partly old mine structures, heyday from 1854 to 1860; Total funding until 1861: 705,000 Ctr .; independent of the Hofheim district ; in the Hochheim district, extended over the districts of Wildsachsen, Langenhain, Medenbach and Lorsbach, as well as parts of the Bremthal district (Idstein district).	location	1842 (before)	1861
Rose hedge	Hofheim?	Wiesbaden
Residue	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Brown iron stone	location	19th century
Stone rock	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded September 18, 1861; 1865 already 5 shafts; 160 m route length (1865); 2-5 feet thick; extended on April 11, 1870;	location	1861-09-18
Sternberg	Wild Saxons	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on December 6, 1866; extended on April 11, 1870	location	1866-12-06
Tiefergraben II	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; Awards without documented mining activity	location
Wallstein	Hofheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; Awards without documented mining activity	location

Kelkheim

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
On the Red Mountain	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron?
August I	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Auguste	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location location
Piece of tree	Hornau	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded December 1, 1858; extended on July 29, 1870	location	1858-12-01
Breitenacker	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Diana	Hornau	Wiesbaden	Iron; enlarged January 10, 1867; extended on 07/29/1870	location	1867 (before)
Fortuna	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	iron	location location	1856	1867
Gimbach	Fischbach)	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on September 20, 1856; extended on June 28, 1871	location	1856-12-20
Start of happiness	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
lucky Star	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Gundelhardt	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on January 10, 1867; extended on June 28, 1871	location	1867-01-10
Gundelstein	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Hagen	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on January 6, 1860; extended on June 28, 1871	location	1860-01-06
Rooster	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; from the middle of the 19th century, already had 6 shafts in 1861; 600 m route length (1864); Occurrence 1-6 feet thick; largest mine in Kelkheim	location	1864 (before)
hen	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Hornau (Consolidated)	Hornau	Iron; awarded on July 14, 1864; consolidated on March 19, 1867; extended on July 29, 1870		1864-07-14
Hornau I.	Hornau	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Hornau II	Hornau	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century
Hornau III	Hornau	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Hornau IV	Hornau	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Ottfried	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Rödershang	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Round stern	Fischbach	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on January 12, 1867; extended on 7/30/1870	location	1867-01-12
Singer	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; second largest mine in Kelkheim	location	1856	1867
Steinberg	Kelkheim?	Wiesbaden	Iron, in the 19th century; also consolidated Steinberg	location location
Wolf pit	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location
Zettersufer	Kelkheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; 2nd half of the 19th century	location

Rheingau-Taunus district

Aarbergen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Benjamin	Hausen over Aar	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on April 10, 1855; extended on 6/16/1869		1855-04-10
Mountain joy	Rückershausen	Wiesbaden	Roteisenstein; 6-8 feet thick; 2 shafts (26 and 34 m deep (1865)); extended on June 21, 1869		1841-11-13
Heumes	Rückershausen	Wetzlar	Iron; awarded on January 19, 1839; extended on 6/16/1869		1839-01-19
House Nassau	Daisbach	Wiesbaden	Silver and lead; Stollen; 1874 15 employees, 1879 30 employees, 22 of them underground; The owner was Taunus Silver-Lead and Copper Mining Company , which was dissolved in 1888	location	1860 (um)	1879
Streitlay	Michelbach	Wiesbaden	Galena, copper pebbles, white lead ore also called copper chews ; 100 m long upper tunnel with a depth of 15 m; deepest tunnel 30 m deeper	location	1799 (before)

Eltville on the Rhine

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Unity	Hattenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on September 27, 1854; extended on July 7th, 1869		1854-09-27
Huntzen	Hattenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on October 10, 1865; extended on July 7th, 1869		1865-10-10
Folders	Hattenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded June 25, 1853; extended on July 7th, 1869		1853-06-25
Victoria Germania	Rauenthal	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on November 10, 1870		1870-07-22
satisfaction	Hattenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on October 7, 1853; extended on July 7th, 1869		1853-10-07

Geisenheim

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Concordia	Geisenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; Pit field west of Rüdesheim
Johannisberg	Johannisberg	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese		1857 (before)	1857
Bell iron	Geisenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese		1862
Klingeleisenfeld	Geisenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese		1863 (before)
Gap	Stephanshausen	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on June 9, 1870		1869-12-13
Rechberg	Geisenheim	Johannisberg	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Rothenberg	Geisenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; Pit field west of Rüdesheim
Schlossberg	Johannisberg	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; on the east side of the Elsterbachtal; Opencast mining from 1858; 4–6 m thick; 2 tunnels and 8 shafts; Brownstone with up to 90% manganese hyperoxide content; Steam engine with 8 HP machine shaft		1857 (before)
Schlossberg succession	Geisenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese
Stone hope	Johannisberg	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on 17-6-1870		1869-11-09

Hohenstein

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Berthazeche	Strinz-Margarethä	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on October 18, 1869		1869-07-05
Fritz	Strinz-Margarethä	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on October 18, 1869		1869-08-12
Mary hope	Hennethal	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on June 18, 1871		1869-12-10

Hünstetten

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Emilienhöhe	Ketterschwalbach	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on November 23, 1870		1870-02-21
Heinrich's find	Ketterschwalbach	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on June 18, 1870		1869-12-27
Mühlhohl	Beuerbach	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on August 25, 1870		1870-06-26

Idstein

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Spell piece	Walsdorf (Idstein) / Würges	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on September 20, 1867; extended on 5/25/1869		1867-09-05
Carolus	Booklet	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded June 27, 1861; extended on August 31, 1869		1861-06-27
Cotta	Booklet	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on August 31, 1869		1867-06-17
Lucky spot	Wörsdorf (Idstein)	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on September 7, 1869		1869-07-13
Gustavshöhe	Booklet	Wiesbaden	Manganese, iron; muted on April 12th, 1870; awarded on July 21, 1869; additional award on iron on November 15, 1870		1870-04-12
Hannibal	Booklet	Wiesbaden	Lead ( galena ); Galena, copper pebbles, zinc blende, pale ores, silver, pyrite; newly awarded in 1912; Thickness up to 22 m; Shaft with a depth of over 200 m; two tunnels (Hannibal and Hasdrubal), today drinking water production	Location , location Location location location	1903	1925
Hippeborn	Choke	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on September 20, 1867; extended on 7/13/1869		1867-09-20
Sedan	Bad Idstein	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on December 2nd, 1870		1870-10-09
Strasbourg	Bad Idstein	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on December 2nd, 1870		1870-10-09
Weissenburg	Bad Idstein	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on December 2nd, 1870		1870-10-09
Wörth	Bad Idstein	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on December 2nd, 1870		1870-09-08

Kiedrich

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Edeline	Kiedrich	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; awarded on November 12, 1869		1870-07-05
Roland	Niedernhausen	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on November 12, 1869		1870-07-11

Niedernhausen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Ehrenfels	Niedernhausen	Wiesbaden
Morning star	Niedernhausen	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; awarded on November 5, 1869		1869-06-17
Taunus Gate II	Oberjosbach	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; awarded on November 25, 1870		1870-07-02

Oestrich-Winkel

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Anna Margaretha	Oestrich	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on November 21, 1870		1870-01-19
Iron angle	angle	Wiesbaden	Clay iron stone; Open pit		1865 (before)
Maria	angle	Wiesbaden	Clay iron stone; Open pit		1865 (before)
angle	angle	Wiesbaden	Clay iron stone; Open pit		1865 (before)

Rudesheim

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Bischofsberg	Rudesheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; Pit field near Rüdesheim
Brake Castle	Rudesheim	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; Pit field west of Rüdesheim
Eden	Eibingen	Wiesbaden	Iron; Pit field north of Eibingen
Iron brown	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Iron (brownstone, ironstone); 19th century; consolidated to pit ear head	location
Eisenfels	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Iron; north of Aulhausen; awarded on August 7, 1858; extended on March 4, 1869 (to the manufacturer Dr. Carl Wirz from Bingen)		1858-08-07
Eisenfels II	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Manganese; north of Aulhausen
Iron hole	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Manganese, brown iron stone; marches with Walpurgis ; confer on December 10th, 1858; Resumed in 1864; extended on March 4, 1869 (to Carl Friedrich Reuss from Rüdesheim); 4 shafts; consolidated to pit ear head	location	1858-12-10
Gold mine	Eibingen	Wiesbaden	Iron; Pit field north of Eibingen
Ear head	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Manganese, iron; formerly also the Höhrkopf mine ; started before 1828; first award of the consolidated mine on February 16, 1865; extended on April 10, 1865 and March 4, 1869 (to Carl Friedrich Reuß from Rüdesheim); The main mining phase was from 1889 to 1893.	location	1828 (before)
Emperor Adolph	Windeck	Wiesbaden	Sulfur, alum ?, vitriol (also brown coal); Pit field north of Aulhausen
Klosterberg	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Iron; west of Aulhausen; awarded on July 13, 1848; extended on March 4, 1869 to the manufacturer Dr. Carl Wirz from Bingen		1848-07-13
morning sun	Windeck	Wiesbaden	Sulfur, alum ?, vitriol (also brown coal); Pit field
Niederwald	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; near Assmannshausen; Experimental shafts; second half of the 19th century	Location and location
Schlossberg	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Manganese ore and brown iron; from 1922 quartzite movement	location	1922 (before)	1971
Silberberg	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Lead, silver (galena) in quartzite; Tunnel with heap; 1437 Mine to "Hasemannshausen", 1805 Mutung, awarded on May 12, 1853, extended on March 4, 1869 (to the union of the lead and silver ore mine Silberberg); Awarded again in 1869, examined in 1896, end of operation in 1913 (water solution problems); Low silver content: Analysis 1987 lead gloss with 165 or 190 g / t silver	approx location or location	1437	1913
Unexpected IV	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Iron; near Assmannshausen
Walpurgis	Assmannshausen	Wiesbaden	Iron (brown stone, iron stone up to 6 m thick), as well as extraction of clay; Resumed in 1863; Field expanded on March 6, 1869; 6 shafts; Production up to the end of 1864: 1,331 t of manganese-containing brown iron stone and 839 t of pure brown iron; consolidated to pit ear head	location	1858-05-28
Windeck	Windeck	Wiesbaden	Iron, manganese; Pit field east of Aulhausen

Snake bath

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Carlszeche	Snake bath	Wiesbaden
Bush cock	Obergladbach	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on December 9, 1859; extended on July 7th, 1869		1859-12-09
Wilhelm	Bärstadt	Wiesbaden	Brown iron stone; Awarded in 1864; 2 test shafts with a depth of 22 m		1864

Taunusstein

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Carolineneberg	Wingsbach	Wiesbaden	Iron; muted on April 29, 1870; awarded on July 19, 1869		1870-04-29
Wilhelmshöhe	Bleidenstadt	Wiesbaden	Iron; muted on April 29, 1870; awarded on July 19, 1869		1870-04-29

Wetteraukreis

Bad Nauheim

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Old Imperial Pit	Bad Nauheim	Upper Hesse
Deluge	Bad Nauheim	Upper Hesse	Iron; awarded on July 26, 1841; extended on August 17, 1870		1841-07-26

Butzbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Scrooge	Maibach	Upper Hesse	Brown iron stone; probably just Schurf
Friedrich Wilhelm	Ebersgöns	Upper Hesse	Brown iron stone; Opencast mining; Production 1854-1865: 10,095 ct iron ore		1878 (before)
Ludwig	Maibach	Upper Hesse	Brown iron stone; probably just Schurf
Oberfeld	Fauerbach in front of the height	Upper Hesse	Brown iron stone; probably just Schurf
Otto	Maibach	Upper Hesse	Brown iron stone; probably just Schurf
Philippseck	Wiesenthal	Upper Hesse	Silver, copper, lead, iron, gold in very small quantities; also called lead pike ; between the Butzbach-Wiesental and Buthbach-Münster near Fauerbach; newly awarded: 1517, 1767, 1838, 1841, 1865; multiple shafts; Stollen; started around 1459, ended after long breaks in the 1930s, with interruptions; Galena, copper pebbles, tennantite , gold; Pinging train running from west-northwest to east-southeast	Location , location	1459	1930s
Silver holes	Maibach	Upper Hesse	silver
Carefree	Ebersgöns	Upper Hesse	Brown iron stone		1878 (before)
Walter	Fauerbach in front of the height	Upper Hesse	Brown iron stone; probably just Schurf

Ober-Mörlen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Old Imperial Pit	Langenhain-Ziegenberg	Upper Hesse	Lead, silver, galena, copper pebbles; formerly old emperor ; located directly on the Limes, next to the Kaisergrube small fort ; possibly since Roman times (46 AD); Machine shaft; Wilhelminenschacht (94 m, 4th level); Thickness greater than 2 m; Operating times: 1837-1863, 1884-1887, 1900-1901	Location , location location	1837 (before)	1901
Anna	Langenhain-Ziegenberg	Upper Hesse	Lead, silver, copper pebbles; 1.6 km northwest of the Wundershecke pit; Experimental mining; 80 m long tunnel	Location , location	1903	1906
Auguste	Langenhain-Ziegenberg	Upper Hesse	Lead, silver	location
Emmy	Langenhain-Ziegenberg	Upper Hesse	Lead, silver, copper pebbles; in the Vogeltal; 100 m long tunnel;	location	1900	1903
Germania	Langenhain-Ziegenberg	Upper Hesse	Copper pebbles, pyrite, lead	location	1839
lucky Star	Langenhain-Ziegenberg	Upper Hesse	Iron, manganese, silver; Muted in 1858; Awarded 1879		1858
St. Hubertus	Langenhain-Ziegenberg	Upper Hesse	Lead (galena), silver, possibly copper pebbles; awarded October 23, 1897; Shaft with a depth of 10 m; 1902 manhole	Location , location	1896	1902-10-30
Wonder hedge	Langenhain-Ziegenberg	Upper Hesse	Lead (galena); Galena, hematite; two shafts from 1860, renewed attempts in 1890; also written miracle hedge	Location , location	1859	1890 (after)

Rosbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Miner's greeting	Ober-Rosbach	Upper Hesse	Iron, manganese		1872 (after)
Oberrosbach	Ober-Rosbach	Upper Hesse	Iron, manganese; Rosbacher Manganese Mine had about 100 shafts; Awarded in 1878; Conveyor shaft with a depth of 153 m; Production from 1862-1891 (N-bearing of the mine): 220,901 t of iron ore and 1,286 t of manganese ore; 1899 discovery of the south camp; Promotion of S-Lager: 500,000 t ore; up to 170 miners	location	1857	1925
Rossbach	Ober-Rosbach	Upper Hesse	Manganese; to Oberrosbach		1902

Wiesbaden

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Carl Theodor	Frauenstein	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on May 17, 1870		1870-01-26
Emilszeche	Frauenstein	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on May 17, 1870		1870-01-26
pit	Wiesbaden	Wiesbaden	stollen	location
pit	Wiesbaden	Wiesbaden	stollen	location
Henry II	Frauenstein	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on May 16, 1870		1870-01-26
Herder	Wiesbaden-Kloppenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; extended on March 3, 1869		1858-06-21
Hermannsheil	Auingen	Wiesbaden	Iron; lend on July 1, 1869		1868-08-05
Hunter	Wiesbaden-Bierstadt	Wiesbaden	Iron; Awarded on February 26, 1869 to forester Daniel Feller and Markscheider Joseph Dreher		1868-01-12
Karl	Naurod	Wiesbaden
Kohlhaag	Wiesbaden-Medenbach / Wildsachsen	Dillenburg	Iron; awarded June 12, 1849; extended on 7.4.1870		1849-06-12
force	Breckenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded March 16, 1867; extended on 9/13/1869		1867-03-16
Muhlberg	Rambach	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded October 18, 1867		1868-05-03
Knight's find	Frauenstein	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded on May 16, 1870		1870-01-25
Stolzenfeld	Wiesbaden-Kloppenheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; new award on March 3, 1869		1858-02-24
Wellborn	Wiesbaden-Bierstadt	Wiesbaden	Iron; Awarded on February 26, 1869		1868-05-03

Rhineland-Palatinate

All pits in the Rhineland-Palatinate part of the Taunus are in the Rhein-Lahn district .

Bad Ems (VG)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Miner's comfort	Never	Diez	Lead, silver, zinc, spate iron stone; formerly Linnebach ; Upper Tiefendeller tunnel (430 m long); Middle tunnel (240 m long); Deep tunnel on the Lahn (590 m long; 86 m lower than the upper tunnel) behind today's Bad Ems West train station; Shaft; at least 6 civil engineering soles; 2 water column machines; Steam engine; at least 230 m depth; since At the end of 1862 processing plant below the Emser weir; to Mercury	Location location	1766	1926
Elizabeth I	Becheln	Diez	northwest from Schweighausen
Elizabeth II	Becheln	Diez	Pebbles; muted on February 25th, 1868; awarded on July 22, 1870		1868-02-25
Elizabeth IV	Becheln	Diez	west of Becheln
Hallgartengasse	Dausenau	Diez	northwest from Misselberg , southwest. from Dausenau
High beeches	Arzbach	Diez	Lead, silver, copper; awarded on August 20, 1867; extended on 7/10/1869		1867-08-20
Jacobshöhe	Becheln	Diez	Iron; muted on September 1st, 1868; awarded on July 22, 1870		1868-09-01
King's Pit	Bad Ems	Diez	Copper; awarded on October 27, 1870		1869-02-03
Copper mountain	Fruit	Diez	Copper; awarded April 11, 1857; converted on 7/30/1869		1857-04-01
Mahlberg	Bad Ems	Diez	Lead; Tunnel on the Lahn with a length of 320 m (1865)		1865 (before)
Nuns' pit	Dausenau	Diez	Copper; northwest from Misselberg , south of Dausenau ; Upper and Middle Tunnels (1865 30 m and 40 m long); Deep tunnel (76 m above the Lahn level and 28 m lower than the upper tunnel)		1865 (before)
Silver chew	Arzbach	Diez	Lead, silver, copper; awarded on August 21, 1867; extended on 7/10/1869		1867-08-21
Silver cowl	Arzbach	Diez	Lead, silver, copper, zinc; awarded on September 3, 1857; extended on 7/10/1869		1857-09-03

Diez (VG)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Aurora	Birlenbach	Diez	Iron; strokes in the 6th hour with a southerly dip of 45 degrees; 8-10 feet thick		1865 (before)
Banking cowardice	Wasenbach	Diez	Iron; awarded on February 20, 1866; extended on 9/14/1870		1866-02-20
Mine	Birlenbach	Diez	Iron; in the Birlenbach forest near Diez		1590
Good luck	?	Diez	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Borngarten	Wasenbach	Diez	Iron; awarded on March 13, 1866; extended on 9/14/1870		1866-03-13
Brown rain	Balduinstein	Diez	Iron; Consolidated August 21, 1855; extended on November 8th, 1870		1856 (before)
Busseck	?	Diez	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Carl III	Diez	Diez	Iron, manganese; awarded on November 23, 1870		1867-04-01
Columbus	Birlenbach	Diez	Roteisenstein; Simon-Horstmannsstollen; Shafts; two feet mighty; Iron content of 50%		1865 (before)	location
Dörn	Diez?	Diez	iron
Chaff	Aull / Heistenbach / Diez	Diez	Iron; enlarged on May 14, 1866 and September 16, 1870		1867 (before)
Ore place	Birlenbach	Diez	Iron; enlarged on March 9, 1861 and November 8, 1870		1862 (before)
Cherry tree	Heistenbach / Diez	Diez	Iron; enlarged September 24, 1867 and September 16, 1870		1867 (before)
Iron blessing	Birlenbach	Diez	Roteisenstein; possibly identical to hack ; 2–16 feet thick; Iron stone content of 40%		1865 (before)
Fachinger ground gallery	Birlenbach- Fachingen	Diez	Limestone, brown and red iron stone; 800 m south of the Fachinger train station; Holzappeler Gang; opens the following pits: Court, Aurora, Friedrich, Eisensegen, Gutehoffnung; Started in 1856 to the southeast; 1864 624 m long, 1892 1,046 m, 1937 renewed exploration work and until 1944 length to 2,006 m; Drinking water production	location	1856	1946
Friedrich	Birlenbach	Diez	Roteisenstein; northeast of Iron Blessing ; 130 m from Aurora ; 2 m thick with an iron content of 50%; Friedrichstollen (at least 600 m length; 82 m higher than Fachinger Erbstollen)		1865 (before)
Fork stone	Balduinstein	Diez	Iron; in the lying area of ​​the Birlenbacher Revier; deletes in the 3rd to 4th Hour and dips in at 45 degrees southeast; Iron content of 45%		1865 (before)
Gagern	Balduinstein	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 23, 1867; extended on 11/23/1870		1867-09-23
Geis	Diez	Diez	Iron; awarded on March 9, 1861; converted September 5, 1864; extended on 11/23/1870		1861-03-09
dish	Balduinstein	Diez	iron		1865 (before)
God's blessing	Diez	Diez	Roteisenstein; 2-4 feet thick; average iron content of 40%; to Columbus ; Tunnel with at least 364 m length; Steam engine with 12 HP; Shaft with a depth of at least 44 m; 2 civil engineering layers (10 m and 20 m)		1859 (before)
Good Hope	Balduinstein / Holzheim	Diez	Roteisenstein; also written good hope ; Machine shaft with a depth of at least 108 m (status 1869); 4 feet in thickness and 40% iron content; Paulinenstollen (at least 700 m long; 60 m higher than Fachinger Erbstollen; unlocks Gutehoffnung and Paulinengabe )		1865 (before)
Good health	Birlenbach	Weilburg	Manganese, iron; consolidated on July 22, 1863; enlarged on March 30th, 1867 and extended on November 23rd, 1870		1864 (before)
Habscheiderschlag	Balduinstein?	Diez	Roteisenstein; in the Juraberg district		1865 (before)
Hack	Birlenbach	Diez	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Heinrich hope	Birlenbach	Diez	Iron; in the hanging wall of iron blessing		1865 (before)
Backwaters	Diez	Diez	Iron; average iron content less than 40% with a thickness of 4 feet; Tunnel 282 m long (1864); Conveying tunnel for Hinterwässer and Moritz		1864 (before)
Hoheauwand	Diez	Diez	Iron; to Columbus		1865 (before)
Hub	Hambach	Diez	Brown iron stone, manganese
Kieselpinge	Birlenbach	Diez	Iron; enlarged and awarded on September 25, 1867; extended on 11/23/1870		1868 (before)
Kissel	Balduinstein	Diez	Iron; Tunnel with a length of 205 m (1865; also includes forest gardens )		1865 (before)
Small field	Birlenbach	Diez	Iron; consolidated and awarded March 30, 1867; extended on 11/23/1870		1867-03-13
Klingelberg	Altendiez / Balduinstein / Birenbach,	Diez	Iron; awarded on November 23, 1870		1867-04-20
Dear	Diez	Diez	Manganese, iron; awarded March 9, 1861; extended to include manganese on June 28, 1870		1861-03-09
Louise	Diez	Diez	Iron; average thickness of 12 feet; Iron content of 40%; 117 m long tunnel (1865)		1865 (before)
Ludwig	Balduinstein	Diez	Iron; awarded on November 27, 1865; enlarged on March 19, 1867; extended on 11/23/1870		1865-11-27
Moritz	Diez	Diez	Roteisenstein; Thickness up to 2 m; Iron content up to 40%		1865 (before)
New Hope	Balduinstein	Diez	Roteisenstein; east of Gutehoffnung ; to good hope		1865 (before)
ovid	Birlenbach	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 24, 1867; extended on 11/23/1870		1867-09-24
Pauline gift	Holzheim?	Diez	Roteisenstein; western God's blessing ; to God's blessing ; ~ 1 foot thick; Iron content of 50–55%		1865 (before)
Sheepfold	Birlenbach	Diez	Iron, manganese; Consolidated January 23, 1867; extended to include manganese on November 8, 1870		1856 (before)
Schaumburg	Balduinstein	Diez	iron		1865 (before)
Screamers	Birlenbach	Weilburg	Manganese, iron; awarded on January 29, 1867; extended on 11/23/1870		1867-01-29
Victorholz	Balduinstein	Diez	Iron; strokes in the 5th hour with a southerly dip of 45 degrees; up to 4 feet thick; Iron stone content of 45%; Susannenstollen (at least 1.2 km long; 60 m higher than Fachinger Erbstollen)		1865 (before)
Vorderwald	?	Diez	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Forest garden	Balduinstein	Diez	Iron; is the pit tunnel Kissel digested		1865 (before)
Forest meadow	Staffel / Hambach	Diez	Iron, pebbles; 180 m long gallery (1865); awarded March 12, 1857; Consolidated January 30, 1861; on September 2, 1870, rights to pebbles were added		1857-03-12
Weitersfeld	Diez	Diez	Iron; to Columbus ; 160 m long tunnel (1865)		1865 (before)
Welschertberg	Diez?	Diez	iron
Wieslett	Holzheim	Diez	Iron; Wieslettstollen; west of Weitersfeld ; 2-4 feet thick; Clarification also through Simon-Horstmannsstollen		1865 (before)
Wolf head	Balduinstein / Schönborn	Diez	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)

Hahnstätten (VG)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Old enclosure	Hahnstätten	Diez	Roteisenstein; deletes in the 4.5. Hour with 45-50 degrees southeast dip		1847
Mountains	Netzbach	Diez	Iron; in the Kaltenbachtal; unlocked by Franziscus' tunnel
Mountain spirit	Netzbach	Diez	Iron; enlarged on April 5th, 1860; borders on Francis ; in the Kaltenbachtal; strokes in the 4.25th hour with a dip of 30 degrees southeast; Thickness 4-5 feet; Roteisenstein with approx. 50%; Tunnel with a length of at least 320 m		1861 (before)
Mountain joy	Mudershausen  ?	Diez	Roteisenstein
Bonscheuer	Mudershausen-Bonscheuer	Diez	Roteisenstein; 1775 Tiefer Stollen (1865 914 m long; in a side valley of the Aar; 50 m below the Upper Stollen); 1776 Upper Adit (1865 242 m long); Operating times: 1425-1875, 1905-1925; Supplies not exhausted; until 1961 to customs house
Brill	Oberneisen?	Diez	Brauneisenstein, Roteisenstein; Pit field; to Rothenberg		1865 (before)
Carl	Hahnstätten  ?	Diez	Brauneisenstein, Rotheisenstein; A tunnel with a length of 286 m (1865); deletes in the 4th – 5th Hour with 60–70 degrees southeasterly dip; Roteisenstein with approx. 50% iron content; Brown iron stone with approx. 34%
Clementine	Kaltenholzhausen  ?	Diez	Brauneisenstein, Rotheisenstein; deletes in the 4th – 5th Hour with 60–70 degrees southeasterly dip; Roteisenstein with approx. 50% iron content; Brown iron stone with approx. 34%
Daisau	Hahnstätten	Diez	Roteisenstein
Tricorn	?	Diez	Iron?; to customs house
Ehrhardt	Oberneisen?	Diez	Brauneisenstein, Roteisenstein; Pit field; to Rothenberg		1865 (before)
honesty	?	Diez	Iron?; to customs house
Iron kingdom	Top iron	Diez	Iron; Göpelschacht with 76 m depth; to Rothenberg		1865 (before)
Emilie	Mudershausen?	Diez	Roteisenstein		1865 (before)
Fortuna	Hahnstätten	Diez	Brown iron stone, pebbles; Shafts, tunnels; between Lohrheim and Hohlenfels, southwest. from Hahnstätten
Francis	Netzbach	Diez	Roteisenstein; in the Kaltenbachtal; borders on mountain spirit ; 240 m long tunnel (1865) (also opens up mountains ); deletes in the 4.8. Hour with 55 degrees southeast dip; Thickness 4-5 feet; Roteisenstein with approx. 50% iron content		1871 (before)
Friendship	Mudershausen?	Diez	Roteisenstein; Thickness about 2 feet		1865 (before)
Burned	Mudershausen?	Diez	iron
George	Hahnstätten	Diez	Iron; awarded on August 27, 1867; extended on December 9th, 1870		1867-08-27
Grace of God	Hahnstätten	Diez	iron		1802
Lucky star	Hahnstätten?	Diez	Brauneisenstein, Rotheisenstein; Tunnel with a length of 212 m (1865); deletes in the 4th – 5th Hour with 60–70 degrees southeasterly dip; Roteisenstein with approx. 50% iron content; Brown iron stone with approx. 34%
Hammerberg	Mudershausen	Diez	Iron; in the hanging wall by Carl ; until 1961 to customs house
Hinterwald	Hahnstätten	Diez	Brown iron stone, manganese; in the Hahnstätter Mulde		1912
Hohlenfels	Mudershausen?	Diez	Roteisenstein
Juliane	Hahnstätten	Diez	Brown iron stone; consolidated and enlarged on January 29, 1867; extended on December 7th, 1870		1868 (before)
Box ditch	Hahnstätten	Diez	Roteisenstein
Kirchberg	Oberneisen?	Diez	Brauneisenstein, Roteisenstein; Pit field; to Rothenberg		1865 (before)
Crown Prince	?	Diez	Iron?; to customs house
Leo	Oberneisen?	Diez	Brauneisenstein, Roteisenstein; Pit field; to Rothenberg		1865 (before)
Lichfeld	Top iron	Diez	Iron, manganese; 1862 to Rothenberg
Maiblumenlai	Mudershausen	Diez	Iron, manganese, phosphorite (1917-19); also called Maiblumenlay ; east of Peter ; to customs house
Mayflower lace	Mudershausen	Diez	Iron, manganese; east of Peter ; to customs house
Martin	Mudershausen	Diez	Magnetic iron stone, brown iron stone, red iron stone, pebbles; awarded on November 22, 1854 to iron; Pebbles were added on December 9, 1870
Michael	Kaltenholzhausen?	Diez	Iron; to customs house
Morning gift	Hahnstätten	Diez	Roteisenstein; deletes in the 4.5. Hour with 45-50 degrees southeast dip		1847
Mudershausen	Mudershausen	Diez	Phosphorite; Operating times: 1870 - approx. 1885, 1917-1921		1870	1921
Mudershausen I.	Mudershausen	Diez	Iron; awarded on December 6, 1870		1867-04-01
network	Oberneisen?	Diez	Brauneisenstein, Roteisenstein; Pit field; to Rothenberg		1865 (before)
New Hope	Hahnstätten	Diez	Brown iron stone, pyrite; Shaft at 180 m depth; 1947 to Fortuna		1900	1847
Niederfeld	Mudershausen?	Diez	Roteisenstein
Nussberg	Mudershausen?	Diez	Roteisenstein
Peter	Mudershausen	Diez	Eisen, 1800 m east of Leonhard ; 400 m in the lying area of Bonscheuer ; deletes in the 4th – 5th Hour with 60–70 degrees southeasterly dip; Thickness 3-4 feet; Iron content almost 50%; Tunnel with a length of 200 m (1865); Steam engine
Philip	Mudershausen	Diez	Iron, manganese; east of Peter
Red trenches	Top iron	Diez	Iron, manganese; to Rothenberg ref name = "rothenberg" />
Rothenberg	Top iron	Diez	Red and brown iron stone, manganese; Re-muted in 1844 and re-awarded in 1850; Consolidation 1862; 30 shafts up to 50 m depth; Machine shaft 1 with a depth of 117 m; up to 66% iron content of the ore; Break of operations 1907-1914; Total production 1917-1928: 39,750 t of red iron stone, 82,250 t of manganese-containing brown iron stone and 9,000 t of phosphorite; Analysis (manganese iron stone): 43% iron, 3% manganese, 1% lime earth, 1% bitter earth, 7% alumina, 14% silica	location	1648	1928
Sand chew	Top iron	Diez	Brown iron stone; to Rothenberg		1865 (before)
Painful	Top iron	Diez	Iron, manganese; 1862 to Rothenberg ref name = "rothenberg" />
Sebastian	?	Diez	Iron?; near Dörsbach?; to customs house
Schlemmerberg	Hahnstätten	Diez	Iron; awarded on August 27, 1867; extended on December 6th, 1870		1867-08-27
Sedan	Netzbach	Diez	Iron; awarded on December 12, 1870; borders on Francis		1870-09-10
Seitersfeld	Top iron	Diez	Roteisenstein, Brauneisenstein, Manganese; Muted and awarded in 1847; 17 shafts; Iron content up to 66%; southeast from Rothenberg , to Rothenberg ; Production (Rothenberg and Seitersfeld) 1852-62 an average of 9,284 t / year		1847
Steep mountain	Hahnstätten	Diez	Roteisenstein; deletes in the 4.5. Hour with 45-50 degrees southeast dip		1847
Thies	Mudershausen	Diez	Iron; awarded on December 6, 1870		1870-04-01
Deep trenches	Mudershausen	Diez	Roteisenstein; also wrote deep trenches ; Consolidation of three pits; strokes in the 4.5th hour with a dip of 40 degrees southeast; Thickness 3-10 feet; to customs house
Triescher	Mudershausen-Bonscheuer	Diez	Roteisenstein; to Bonscheuer
Club gallery	Mudershausen-Bonscheuer	Diez	Roteisenstein; 170 m long (1865) closes Martin and Zollhaus
Forest edge	Lohrheim	Diez	Brown iron stone, kaolinite clay; south of Diez, in the immediate vicinity in the west of Lohrheim; A tunnel with a length of 186 m (1865); Die with at least 20 m depth analysis: 40% iron, 1% lime earth, 10% alumina, 21% silica	location
Wine cabinet	?	Diez	Iron; to customs house
Sweet peas	Mudershausen	Diez	Iron, manganese; also Phosphorit (1917-21); enlarged on December 17, 1862; extended on July 29, 1870; 1800 m east of Leonhard ; 400 m in the lying area of Bonscheuer ; deletes in the 4th – 5th Hour with 60–70 degrees southeasterly dip; Thickness 3-4 feet; Iron content almost 50%		1863 (before)
Wilhelm	Hahnstätten	Diez	Roteisenstein; south of Hahnstätten (near Hohlenfels?); 256 m long tunnel (1865); united with Eisenberg in 1859; Operating times: -1900, 1937-1940; deletes in the 4th – 5th Hour with 60–70 degrees southeasterly dip; Roteisenstein with approx. 50% iron content; Brown iron stone with approx. 34%		1770
Wingertsberg	Mudershausen?	Diez	Roteisenstein
Wirthmühle	Top iron	Diez	Brown iron stone, manganese; southwest von Seitersfeld ; to Rothenberg		1865 (before)
Customs House	Top iron	Diez	Magnetic iron stone, brown iron stone, red iron stone, phosphorite; between Mudershausen and Allendorf (Katzenelnbogen); 1904 Barbarastollen (west of Mudershausen) with a length of 4.3 km, reached the field "deep trenches" in 1906; Operating times: 1892-1930, 1935-1947, 1947-1961: 1904-1961; Max. 360 employees; Total output: 850,000 t of red and brown iron stone		1892 (approx.)	1961

Katzenelnbogen (VG)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Adelsfeld	Allendorf	Diez	Iron; 142 m long tunnel (1865); west of Leonhard ; to Leonhard		1865 (before)
Aline	Schönborn (Rhein-Lahn district)	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 20, 1867; extended on September 15, 1870		1867-09-20
On the hollow	Klingelbach	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 7, 1867; extended on 9/14/1870		1867-09-07
Miner	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	Brown iron stone, manganese, phosphorite		1917	1920
Best	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	Manganese, brown iron stone; in the Hahnstätter Mulde
Birch trees	Allendorf	Diez	Iron, manganese, clay; awarded on July 24, 1856; Consolidated on February 22, 1865; extended on 7/28/1870		1856-07-24
Boreas	Niedertiefenbach	Diez	Iron; to hang from January 21, 1869
Badger	Schönborn	Diez	Iron; awarded on February 6, 1867; extended on 9/14/1870		1867-02-06
Dörsbach	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	Iron; extended on March 25, 1867 and September 12, 1870; encloses Gänsbach		1868 (before)
Dragoon piece	Biebrich (at Katzenelnbogen)	Diez	Iron; awarded on December 14, 1866; extended on 9/13/1870; encloses desert		1866-12-14
Eisengraben	Biebrich (at Katzenelnbogen)	Diez	Iron; in Scheufertsbachtal; short dismantling period
Iron chews	Katzenelnbogen?	Diez	Iron; in the Eisensteinfeld; at the western end of the Barbarastollen between Katzenelnbogen and Allendorf
Emma III	Kördorf	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 12, 1870		1867-05-31
Feldheim	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	Brauneisenstein, Roteisenstein; extended on 01/22/1864 and 07/29/1870		1863
Piece of spruce	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	Iron, manganese; awarded on December 23, 1858; extended on September 16, 1870		1858-12-23
Fortuna	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	manganese
Friedrichssegen	Steineberg	Diez	Iron; awarded on August 8, 1867; extended on 9/30/1870		1867-08-08
spring	Schönborn	Diez	Iron; awarded on February 6, 1867; extended on 9/14/1870		1867-02-06
Fuchsenhöller mine	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	iron
Gansbach	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	Iron?; is enclosed by Dörsbach		1868 (before)
Gladly	Kördorf	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 12, 1870		1867-07-26
Grasberg	Allendorf	Diez	Brown iron stone; Regulatory document of December 28, 1858 on iron; extended on 9/14/1870		1858-12-28
Gronauereck	Berghausen	Diez	Roteisenstein; also written Gronauer Eck ; converted on 10.1.1854; extended on July 29, 1870; Tunnel with a length of 218 m and a depth of 43 m (1865); Steam engine; deletes in the 5-6. Hour and falls 45 degrees south; Thickness 5-6 feet; Iron content of 45%; Operating times: 1909-1918, 1939	location	1854 (before)	1939
Manure	Bremberg	Diez	Iron; awarded September 7, 1867; extended on September 16, 1870		1865 (before)
Habakkuk	Schönborn	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 24, 1867; extended on 9/14/1870		1867-09-24
Slopes	Niedertiefenbach	Diez	Iron; Consolidated on January 21, 1869 from the pits slopes I, slopes II, Boreas and Jungesholz
Hang I.	Niedertiefenbach	Diez	Iron; to hang from January 21, 1869
Slope II	Niedertiefenbach	Diez	Iron; to hang from January 21, 1869
Heath II	Schönborn	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 12, 1870		1867-04-01
Holberg	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	Clay; awarded on September 22, 1866; extended on December 9th, 1870		1866-09-22
Jacobs Find	Niedertiefenbach	Weilburg	Manganese, iron; awarded on November 18, 1841; Iron was added on July 2nd, 1869		1841-11-18
Young wood	Niedertiefenbach	Diez	Iron; to hang from January 21, 1869
Köppelchen	Allendorf	Diez	Brauneisenstein, Roteisenstein		1864
Krakow	Allendorf	Diez	Brown iron stone		1865 (before)
Leonhard	Allendorf	Diez	Roteisenstein; on September 4, 1862 to Sebastian ; extended on 07/29/1870; strokes in the 7.5-8.5th hour with a 45 degree southwest dip; Thickness 1-5 feet; Iron content 45–50%		1863 (before)
Ley	Oberfischbach	Diez	Iron; awarded on June 16, 1870		1869-12-01
Ludwig	Allendorf	Diez	Iron; converted on December 18, 1858; extended on July 29, 1870; deletes in the 5-6. Hour with 60–70 degrees southerly dip; Thickness 4-14 feet; Iron content 45%		1859 (before)
Meffert	Bremberg	Diez	Iron; awarded on 9.9.1867; extended on 9/13/1870		1867-09-09
Mercury	Allendorf	Diez	Iron; extended on March 25, 1867 and July 28, 1870
Mill field	Katzenelnbogen?	Diez	Iron; in the Eisensteinfeld; at the western end of the Barbarastollen between Katzenelnbogen and Allendorf
Müller III	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 23, 1870		1870-05-11
Cam stone	Niedertiefenbach?	Diez
North star	Allendorf?	Diez	Iron?; to customs house
Nordenstein	Allendorf?	Diez	iron		1870 (before)
Phillip	Allendorf	Diez	Iron, manganese, clay; converted on 02/21/1854; consolidated with Nordenstein on February 22, 1865; extended on July 28, 1870;		1855 (before)
Rabenscheid	Schönborn	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 24, 1867; extended on September 23, 1870		1867-09-24
Remmert	Ebertshausen	Diez	Iron; awarded on September 6, 1867; extended on 9/14/1870		1867-09-07
Rindsberg	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	Iron; to customs house
Rothenberg	Schönborn	Diez	Roteisenstein; drops in the 6th hour and falls in at 50 degrees south; Iron content of 52%
Sadowa	Schönborn	Diez	Iron; awarded on December 14, 1856; extended on 9/13/1870		1856-12-14
Bell bush	Herald	Diez	Iron; awarded on December 14, 1866; extended on 9/14/1870		1866-12-14
Sleeps	Katzenelnbogen	Diez	Iron; awarded November 2, 1866; extended on 7/30/1870		1866-11-02
Scabbard	Saves	Diez	Iron; awarded on June 16, 1870		1870-03-09
Sebastian	Katzenelnbogen / Allendorf	Diez	Iron; Consolidation; extended on December 28th, 1858 and on July 29th, 1870; 142 m long tunnel (1865); Thickness 4-14 feet; 1855 civil engineering; Steam engine with 10 hp; Shaft 94 m deep; 4 civil engineering blocks (civil engineering until 1864); deletes in the 5-6. Hour with 60–70 degrees southerly dip; Thickness 4-14 feet; Iron content 45%		1859 (before)
stone	Herald	Diez	Iron; awarded on 9.9.1867; extended on 9/14/1870		1867-09-09
Stone head	Katzenelnbogen?	Diez	Iron; to customs house
Taberg	Katzenelnbogen?	Diez	Iron, manganese; to customs house
Drive	Bremberg	Diez	Iron; awarded on March 20, 1861; extended on 9/13/1870		1861-03-20
Juniper	Katzenelnbogen?	Diez	Iron; in the Eisensteinfeld; at the western end of the Barbarastollen between Katzenelnbogen and Allendorf
Wilhelmsgrube	Bremberg	Weilburg	Iron; awarded on May 24, 1866; extended on 9/13/1870		1866-05-24
Wilhelm's Blessing	Schönborn	Diez	Iron; short dismantling period
Wolfsberg	Allendorf	Diez	Phosphorite		1917	1918
Desert egg	Biebrich	Diez	Iron; enclosed by dragoon pieces		1870 (before)

Lahnstein

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Elisabeth	Oberlahnstein	Diez	Lead, copper; muted on December 2nd, 1868; awarded on July 22, 1870		1868-12-02
Felix II	Oberlahnstein	Diez	Iron; muted on June 21, 1867; awarded on July 29, 1870; to Friedrichsegen		1867-06-21
Good Hope	Lahnstein	Diez	northwest von Sulzbach , in the very easternmost corner of the Lahnstein district
Koppenstein	Oberlahnstein	Diez	Copper; muted 5.8.1869; awarded on September 2, 1870		1869-08-05

Loreley (VG)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Old hope	Weyer	Wiesbaden
On the plush head	Lahnstein  ?	Wiesbaden				1754
Anna Elisabeth	Nochern / Liigart	Wiesbaden	Iron; Awarded on December 18, 1868 to farmer Philipp Theis I from Liigart; Trial dismantling		1867-06-19
Equivalence tunnel	Wellme	Wiesbaden	Lead, zinc, copper, silver; Part of the Good Hope Pit	location
August	Wellme	Wiesbaden	Lead, zinc, copper; 4.5 km northwest. from St.Goarshausen; August shaft (blind shaft); August stollen	location
August VI	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Bertha II	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Dent I	Kamp-Bornhofen	Wiesbaden	Lead, zinc, copper; muted on April 20, 1867; awarded on October 11, 1870		1867-04-20
Dent II	Kamp-Bornhofen	Wiesbaden	Lead, zinc, copper; muted on July 13, 1867; awarded on October 11, 1870		1867-07-13
Carl VII	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Caroline VI	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Emilie	Weyer	Wiesbaden	Lead, silver, copper, zinc; New award on December 18, 1868 to the Rheinischer Bergwerks-Actien-Verein Saturn		1857-05-06
Fortunatus	Nochern	Wiesbaden	Copper; muted by Franz Gödert from St. Goar, awarded on December 17, 1868		1867-11-02
Francis II	Braubach	Wiesbaden	Copper; awarded on August 1, 1870		1868-06-12
Friedrichsegen	Lahnstein	Wiesbaden	Lead, silver, zinc, iron, copper; also called Cöllchen or Cölln Hole ; in the Erzbachtal, southeast of Friedrichssegen; possibly since Roman times; 1854 main machine shaft (1.80 m × 4.09 m × 485.7 m); Providence shaft at 89 m; Fruit shaft; 1879 Bärnsköpfer shaft with 93 m; 2 blind shafts; Stollen: Moritz Stollen, 1861 Carl Stollen, 1856 Heinrich Stollen 1.3 km, 1872 Felix Stollen 1.5 km, Peter Stollen, Alter Stollen, Remy Stollen, 1870 Bärnsköpfer Stollen, Wasserstollen; consolidated until 1913 with Salzborn , Koppenstein , Pedro , Gaston II , Gremsbach , Rheinberg , Felix II , Moritz III , Georg II , Kupferberg , Otto , August VI , Bertha II , Carl VII , Germania , Caroline VI ; The total length of the tunnels and routes was 22,723 m; Retrospective mining 1952-1957	location	1220-05-25	1913/57
Gaston II	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Gellertsberg	Weyer	Wiesbaden	Iron, lead, zinc; also called "Kölln Holes"; east of Good Hope ; 4 tunnels and 1 shaft; awarded on May 8, 1856, courtesy on September 16, 1968 by Albert Reinhold in Düsseldorf		1956-05-08
George II	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Germania	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Gremsbach	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Gustav Adolph	Osterspai	Wiesbaden	Lead, copper; awarded on November 5, 1869		1868-02-12
Good Hope	Wellme	Wiesbaden	Lead, zinc, silver, copper; 5 shafts and 10 tunnels operated on the left and right banks of the Rhine; Upper tunnel 520 m long (1865); Central gallery 600 m long (1865); Deep tunnel with a length of 564 m (1865); Basic tunnel (1865 674 m long; 54 m deeper than deep tunnel); Ehrentaler adit (1865 280 m long; 4 m deeper than the deep adit); Equivalent tunnel with a length of 650 m (1865); August tunnel with a length of 800 m (1865); two experimental tunnels with a length of 240 and 280 m; 1856 8 hp steam engine; Underground construction shaft at 90 m depth (1865); Alter Schacht ( location ), Friedrichschacht ( location ), ( location ), ( location ), Grundstollen ( location ), Werlauer Schacht ( location )	location	1745	1961
Good Hope	Kestert	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
height	Weyer	Wiesbaden	Iron; awarded November 19, 1863; extended on March 9, 1869 (to the Stumm brothers from Neunkirchen)		1853-11-19
Boy jump	Dahlheim	Wiesbaden	Lead, silver, copper; new award on December 18, 1868 to Rheinischer Bergwerks-Actien-Verein Saturn		1837-04-21
King stem	Braubach	Wiesbaden	Lead, zinc, silver, copper; 1.5 km northeast. from Braubach; Stollen; Gleaning mining with a small workforce (46 people) from 1950-1963	location		1963
Koppenstein	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Copper mountain	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Girl jump	Prath	Wiesbaden	Lead, silver, copper; newly awarded on December 16, 1868 to Gesellschaft Saturn, Rheinischer Bergwerks-Aktien-Verein		1857-05-08
Dawn	Dahlheim	Wiesbaden	Lead, silver, copper, zinc, spade iron; Upper gallery with a length of 60 m (1865); Deep tunnel (16 m deeper than the upper tunnel; 300 m long (1865)); 24 m deep die; multiple shafts; Gear strikes in 3-4 hours and falls south; Enlargement on March 18, 1855	location	1830-10-26
Moritz III	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Reimagined	Ehrenthal	Wiesbaden	Lead?; below the mining area of ​​the pit Consolidierte Gute Hope; 6 tunnels (Alte-Tollen (200 m), Mittel-Tollen (650 m), Ober-Tollen (1050 m), Tiefer-Tollen (900 m), Ehrenthaler-Tollen (600 m), Grund-Tollen (500 m) ); too good hope
Upper garden	Bornich	Wiesbaden	Iron; Awarded on December 24, 1868 to the Actien Gesellschaft für Bergbau und Hüttenbetriebe Phoenix		1864-02-24
Otto	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Pedro	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Philip	Braubach	Wiesbaden	Silver, copper, lead; 1853 to Rosenberg		1833
Rheinberg	Lahnstein?	Wiesbaden	to Friedrichsegen
Rosenberg	Braubach	Wiesbaden	Lead, zinc, silver, copper; 500 m north of Braubach; Albertschacht; Philipps shaft. Stollen: Moritzstollen, Segengottesstollen, Victorstollen, Gustavstollen; 1853 consolidated with Philipp	location	1833	1963
Salzborn	Braubach	Diez	Copper; muted on October 25, 1867; awarded on July 22, 1870; to Friedrichsegen		1867-10-25
Beautiful view	Dahlheim	Wiesbaden	Iron; New award on December 16, 1868 to Actien Gesellschaft für Bergbau und Metallbetriebe Phoenix		1857-04-11

Nassau (VG)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Anna	Winches	Diez	Lead, zinc; 5 km northeast. from Nassau; Holzappeler gang
Basselstein	Geisig	Diez	Lead, silver, copper, zinc; awarded on August 31, 1869		1867-09-30
Amber cock	Obernhof	Diez	Copper; 20 m long tunnel (1865)		1740 (um)
Iron chews	Obernhof	Diez	Brown iron stone, pebbles; near Oberhof and Eisenkauten between Dörnberg and Charlottenberg		1700 (um)
Elizabeth II	Schweighausen	Diez	north. from Schweighausen
Ferdinand	Scrub	Diez	Silver, copper; awarded on October 13, 1869		1867-11-02
Gutenau	Seelbach	Diez	Lead; Awarded in 1864		1864
pit	Singhofen	Diez	eight studs	location
Good fellow	Dornholzhausen	Diez	Lead, silver, copper, zinc; awarded on June 29, 1867; extended on August 31, 1869; in and around Dornholzhausen		1867-06-29
Isabella	Scrub	Diez	Silver, copper, zinc; awarded on September 4, 1869		1867-09-30
Kux	Nassau	Diez	southeast from Nassau
Leopoldine-Luise	Weinähr	Diez	Zinc, lead, copper, silver; 1.5 km northeast. from Oberhof near Weinähr; 25th level at 750 m depth; Hours of operation: 1765-1860,1864-; to Holzappel	location	1765	1864 (at least)
Neuberg	Singhofen / Seelbach	Diez	Silver, lead, copper; southeast from Nassau		1764 (um)
Neuborn	Obernhof	Diez	copper		1757 (um)
Orange	Obernhof	Diez	Lead; 80 m long tunnel (1865)		1865 (before)
Orbert	Nassau	Diez	near Nasau		1775 (um)
Paul	Misselberg	Diez	near Misselberg
Pauline	Scrub	Diez	Upper tunnel; Deep tunnel		1865 (before)
Pauline III	Dienethal	Diez	south-south-west from Dienethal
Paulum	Nassau	Diez	northwest from chafing
Back slope	Seelbach	Diez	southwest from Seelbach
Schmittberg	Lollschied	Diez	Iron; awarded on July 20, 1869		1867-07-26
Stone crack	Seelbach / Obernhof	Diez	west of Seelbach, found in the mine field, probably north of the Lahn
Sulzbach	Sulzbach	Diez	near Sulzbach
Wilhelm	Singhofen	Diez	Lead, silver, copper, zinc; awarded on September 6, 1867; extended on August 31, 1869		1867-09-06

Naststätten (VG)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Heinrich	mountain	Diez	Silver, copper, zinc; awarded on September 6, 1867; extended on 7/30/1869		1867-09-06
Holzberg	Bettendorf	Diez	Iron; awarded on March 19, 1867; extended on 7/27/1869		1867-03-19
Horchberg	Marienfels	Diez	Barite; awarded on July 5, 1865; extended on 8/21/1869		1865-07-05
Throat ditch	Obertiefenbach	Diez	Iron; awarded on July 23, 1869		1867-07-26
Rothebeck	Winter advertising	Diez	Iron; awarded on July 30, 1869		1867-04-01
Pohlenfeld	Obertiefenbach	Diez	Iron; awarded on March 19, 1867; extended on 7/27/1869		1867-03-19
Wilhelmine	Niederbachheim	Diez	Iron; awarded on August 13, 1867; extended on 7/30/1869		1869-03-22
Wilhelmine II	Niederbachheim	Diez	Iron; awarded on August 13, 1867; extended on 7/30/1869		1869-04-27
Zinswiller	Ruppertshofen	Diez	Iron; awarded on July 30, 1869		1867-04-01

Lignite mining

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Emma	Marxheim	Upper Hesse	Brown coal; Stollen; Closed in 1950; to Marxheim-Diedenbergen	location
Franz	Diedenbergen	Upper Hesse	Brown coal; operated intermittently from 1882 to 1924; after 1945 consolidated with Emma to form lignite collieries Marxheim-Diedenbergen; from 1946 taken over by the Marxheim-Diedenbergen lignite colliery union , finally closed in 1950 without further funding; 6 shafts, one tunnel, 2 levels: at 10–15 m depth, seams with typically 0.5 to 1 m thickness, at 23–36 m depths seam with typically 2–3 m thickness; Water solution tunnel with a length of 387 m from shaft II to Tiefen Graben , started before 1910, completed in 1912; Daily openings: Shaft I, built in 1881/1882 ( location ), Shaft II, built in 1912/1913 ( location ), Shaft III, created in 1916 ( location ), old mining shaft, built around 1917 ( location ), weather shaft ( location ), colliery ( Location ), water solution tunnels ( location )	location	1882	1950
Grace of God	Oberursel	Upper Hesse	Brown coal; started in 1829, 3 shafts up to 31 m depth, annual production 50,000 quintals, 40 miners workforce; Temporarily shut down in 1839, from 1922 to 1925 again in emergency times with low production of 780 tons in two years	location
Goodness of god	Hochheim am Main	Wiesbaden	Lignite, clay, alum earth; on August 22, 1842, two speculations; awarded November 15, 1858; in operation until 1863; Newly awarded in 1866; extended on July 30, 1869		1842-08-22
Emperor Adolph	Aulhausen	Upper Hesse	Lignite (mine field); also sulfur, alum ?, vitriol ?; north of Aulhausen
Chewing coal	Hochheim am Main	Wiesbaden	Brown coal; awarded November 24, 1858; extended on July 30, 1869		1858-11-24
Marxheim-Diedenbergen	Marxheim	Upper Hesse	Brown coal; consolidated from Emma and Franz
Niederwald II	Aulhausen	Upper Hesse	Lignite (mine field); Niederwald II east of Aulhausen

Slate pits

Hochtaunuskreis

Glassworks

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Blucher	Oberems	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; awarded on October 11, 1870		1869-07-09
Good luck	Glassworks	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; awarded on December 5, 1870		1869-09-07
Rothenfels	Glassworks	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate		1871 (before)

Königstein im Taunus

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Fox dance	Falkenstein	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; awarded on October 15, 1870		1869-04-12

Schmitten

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Siegfried I.	Arnoldshain	Diez	Iron; awarded May 6, 1838; extended on July 21, 1870		1838-05-06

Weilrod

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Joseph III	Hasselbach	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on July 28, 1869		1867-09-09
Man's corner	Winden / Emmershausen	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on August 10, 1866; extended on June 30, 1869		1866-08-10

Limburg-Weilburg district

Bad Camberg

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Camberg	Bad Camberg	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; muted on April 13th, 1870; awarded on August 17, 1870		1870-04-13
Hohenstein II	Bad Camberg	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; muted on April 13th, 1870; awarded on August 12, 1870		1870-04-13

Graevenwiesbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Hainberg	Heinzenberg	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; awarded on November 15, 1870		1870-04-23

Selters

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
pit	Muenster	Weilburg	Roofing slate	location
Mulot	Muenster	Weilburg	Roofing slate;		1872
Rosina	Muenster	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on November 15, 1870		1870-04-28
Rotleb	Muenster	Weilburg	Roofing slate; on Lindenberg
Association I	Weyer	Weilburg	Roofing slate; only Schurf

Villmar

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Adolf III	Weyer	Weilburg	Roofing slate; only Schurf
Aus'm Werth	Weyer	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded August 17, 1870; 2 tunnels with 100 and 130 m length; up to 15 staff members		1870-02-25	1878

Weinbach

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
thunder	Weinbach	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on July 1, 1871>		1867-04-25
Angels	Weinbach	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on June 21, 1870		1870-05-25
Tartar	Weinbach	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on July 1, 1871>		1867-07-30

Weilmünster

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Beilstein	Langenbach	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded May 5, 1862; extended on 8/30/1867		1867-06-12
Bongardtine	Laubuseschbach	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on June 21, 1870		1870-05-21
Germania civil engineering	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	Roofing slate		1888 (around)
Confidently	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on June 22, 1870		1869-11-06
Lucky Star IV	Weilmünster	Weilburg	Roofing slate; muted on April 26th, 1867; awarded April 30, 1870		1867-04-26
Hannibal	Langenbach	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on June 21, 1870		1870-05-13
Hermann II	Weilmünster	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on September 14, 1867; extended on 8/30/1870		1867-09-14
Hörcherberg	Weilmünster	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on August 30, 1870		1869-03-09
Kullmann	Rhonstadt	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on June 21, 1870		1870-01-15
Nocker	Weilmünster	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded November 15, 1870		1870-07-14
Riedel	Lützendorf	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on July 14, 1870		1867-06-12
Wetterau	Weilmünster	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on August 30, 1867		1867-06-12
Willibald	Ernsthausen	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded October 14, 1870		1870-07-07

Rhein-Lahn district

Bad Ems-Nassau (VG)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Elisabeth III	Dessighofen	Diez	Roofing slate; muted on March 22nd, 1867; awarded on August 12, 1870		1867-03-22
Valentine	Nassau	Diez	Slate; muted March 30, 1870; awarded on July 22, 1870		1870-03-30

Diez (VG)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Ganda of God	Balduinstein	Diez	Roofing slate; awarded on March 19, 1867; extended on August 17, 1870		1867-03-19
Lahnberg	Steinsberg	Diez	Roofing slate; awarded on March 20, 1865; extended on 9/30/1870		1865-03-20
Wilhelmine VI	Balduinstein	Diez	Roofing slate; muted on March 31, 1870; awarded on August 17, 1870		1870-03-31

Katzenelnbogen (VG)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Horschberg	Biebrich	Diez	Roofing slate; awarded on March 19, 1867; extended on 9/30/1870		1867-02-06
Jacobsgrube	Biebrich	Diez	Roofing slate; awarded on August 19, 1867; extended on 9/30/1870		1867-08-19
Koenigsberg	Gutenacker	Diez	Roofing slate; extended on March 20, 1865 and September 14, 1870	location	1865 (before)
Ruppach	Bremberg	Diez	Roofing slate; awarded on November 20, 1861; extended on September 15, 1870		1861-11-20
Beautiful view	Gutenacker	Diez	Roofing slate; awarded on January 18, 1867; extended on September 16, 1870		1867-01-18

Lahnstein

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Charlottenberg	Oberlahnstein	Diez	Roofing slate; muted on April 17th, 1868; awarded on July 22, 1870		1868-04-17

Rheingau-Taunus district

Aarbergen

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Henry	Michelbach	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; awarded on November 25, 1870		1870-03-05
Reichenberg	Daisbach	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; awarded on March 16, 1870		1869-11-07
Sinner's pit	Michelbach	Diez	Roofing slate; awarded on November 23, 1870		1870-09-23
Wilhelminenberg	Michelbach	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; awarded on November 24, 1870		1870-03-05

Eltville on the Rhine

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Fortuna II	Eltville on the Rhine	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; awarded on September 4, 1869		1867-09-29
Hahnenberg	Eltville on the Rhine	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; awarded on January 3, 1833; converted on 8/31/1869		1833-01-03
Richtberg	anger	Wiesbaden	Roofing slate; awarded June 28, 1854; extended on August 24, 1869		1854-06-28

Heidenrod

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Hermani	anger	Wiesbaden	Slate; see also mining on the gray head	location

Hohenstein (Untertaunus)

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Stone resin	Born	Weilburg	Roofing slate; awarded on July 14, 1870		1870-05-16

Hünstetten

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Source of God's blessings	Hünstetten	Weilburg	Roof slate appearance		1873

Rhein-Lahn district

Surname	District	Mountain area	Remarks	location	Beginning	The End	image
Grace of God	Balduinstein	Diez	slate		1860 (before)
Lahnberg	?	Diez	slate		1864 (before)
Langscheid	?	Diez	Slate; Awarded in 1859		1859

Wispertal region

Surname	City / municipality	comment	location	image
Old citizens	Chew	Slate; open-minded about Wilhelm-Erbstollen ; to Wilhelm-Erbstollen
Old Freit	Lollschied	Slate; muted 01/15/1870; awarded on June 14, 1870
Anna	Espenschied	Roofing slate; awarded on June 16, 1866; extended on December 3rd, 1869
Antoinette	Chew	Slate; Deep tunnel 36 m in length (1864); 1864 shaft with 20 m depth (1864)
Antoniusberg	Wispertal, region	Slate; to Kreuzberg-Wilhelmsberg
Beckels hope	Dickschied	Roofing slate; muted on April 1st, 1867; awarded on December 7, 1869
persistence	Chew	Slate; 1863 to Jacobine ; Persistence tunnel with a length of 60 m; In operation until around 1950;	location
Enclosure I.	Chew	Slate; open-minded about Wilhelm-Erbstollen ; to Wilhelm-Erbstollen
Enclosure II	Chew	Slate; open-minded about Wilhelm-Erbstollen ; to Wilhelm-Erbstollen
Bellings	Chew	Roofing slate; awarded on June 30, 1857; extended on December 10th, 1869
Miner's hope	Wool difference	Slate; Hours of operation: -1896, 192 * -1928; last producing slate quarry in Wispertal
Arduousness	Lorchhausen	Slate; awarded before December 1869; adjacent to Wirbellai
Bellings	Chew	Roofing slate; awarded on May 27, 1840; extended on December 10th, 1869
Catt	Wool difference	Roofing slate; muted on July 12th, 1869; awarded on April 22, 1870
Concordia III	Chew	Slate; muted on May 11th, 1868; awarded on December 21, 1869
Cornelia	Lorchhausen	Slate; awarded before December 1869; adjacent to Wirbellai
Badger studs	Chew	Slate; in the Tiefenbach valley	location
Dorothea	Sauertal	Slate; Dorotheastollen (90 m long (1864)); 8 m thick warehouse; to Heppenberg
Effenberg	Chew	Slate; to Wilhelm-Erbstollen
Oak bush	Hilgenroth	Slate; muted on August 16, 1869; awarded on March 18, 1870
Emilie II	Osterspai	Slate; muted on May 20th, 1868; awarded on December 21, 1869
Ernestine	Wispertal, region	Slate; since 1899 at Wilhelm-Erbstollen	location
Donkey trail	Chew	slate	location
Falkenstein	Chew	slate	location
Fortuna	Sauerthal	Roofing slate; Operation until around 1950
Franz Joseph	Chew	Roofing slate; granted and consolidated on August 21, 1865; converted on December 7, 1869
Freya	Lorch	Slate; muted on May 28, 1867; awarded on October 13, 1869
Friedershaag	Ransel	Roofing slate; muted on May 18, 1867; awarded on September 18, 1869
Foxhole	Leap	Roofing slate; muted on October 19, 1869; awarded on June 23, 1870
Good luck for	Weisel	Slate; awarded on November 1, 1853; 1875 Glückaufstollen; at least 6 tunnels; converted on December 16, 1869; 1950-1959; consolidated with Vogelsang, formerly Eckert ; United Slate Works Schilling & Co.	location
Start of happiness	Weisel	Slate; 4 bearings; 6–8 m thickness; two common tunnels (with Weiselstein ); Upper tunnel 34 m long and 10 m deep die (1864); Deep tunnel (24 m deeper than the upper tunnel; 180 m long (1864))
God's blessing	Whisper	Roofing slate; awarded on November 11, 1866; extended on August 25, 1870
Goodness of god	Chew	Slate; in the Tiefenbach valley	location
Grove	Chew	Roofing slate; muted on January 14, 1869; awarded on April 23, 1870
Halgert	Leap	Roofing slate; awarded on November 28, 1869; extended on 9.6.1869
Heppenberg	Sauertal	Slate; 1843–1866 and unknown until 1975 (red slate); consolidated from Isabelle , Dorothea and Heppenberg ; 4 bearings; Isabellastollen (criminal); Dorotheastollen (8 m thick camp; 90 m long (1864)); Heppenbergerstollen (1864 60 m long); Deep Erbprinz-Wilhelmstollen (1864 60 m long; 60 m deeper than Heppenbergerstollen); Rheinische Schieferbergwerke RH Wolff, Rheinisches Mineralmahlwerk RHWolff, Gustav Grolman, Düsseldorf; from 1952 only material extraction for the grinder built between 1929 and 1930	location
Heinrichslust	Chew	slate	location
Hermanni	anger	Slate; muted on November 8th, 1869; awarded on March 18, 1870
Hohenhain	Chew	Slate; awarded June 29, 1855; extended on April 16, 1870
Hohlberg	Greisenheim	Slate; 1861 to Wilhelm
Hubertsberg No. 1	Ransel ( Lorch (Rheingau) )	Roofing slate; muted on June 12th, 1867; awarded on July 20, 1869
Hundsberg	Wispertal, region	Slate; 1847-1865 and 1925-1929; Rheinische Schieferbergwerke RH Wolff	location
Isabelle	Sauertal	Slate; to Heppenberg
Jacob	Wool difference	Roofing slate; awarded on December 31, 1835; converted on January 14, 1870
Jacobine	Chew	Slate; 1863; consolidated from Jacobine and perseverance ; In operation until around 1950; 2 bearings; Upper tunnel of the old Jacobine with a length of 80 m; Deep tunnel (24 m deeper than the upper tunnel, die with a depth of 12 m); Persistence tunnel with a length of 60 m;	location
Josephine	Chew	Slate; directly from Kaub; 2 bearings; 6-10 powerful; Tunnel bottom 8 m above the level of the Rhine
Young forest	Chew	Roofing slate; awarded on June 22, 1864; converted on December 7, 1869
Jupiter	Chew	Roofing slate; muted on May 28, 1867; awarded on September 18, 1869
cosmopolitan	Hinterwald	Slate; muted 04/17/1868; awarded on July 22, 1870
Kreuzberg	Dörscheid (Wispertal region)	Slate; in the headwaters of the Tiefenbach; awarded March 23, 1840; extended on 08/26/1869; Dismantling until November 28, 1980; 4 bearings; consolidated with Wilhelmsberg to Kreuzberg-Wilhelmsberg	Location location location
Kreuzberg-Wilhelmsberg	Dörscheid / Wollmanders (Wispertal region)	Slate; 1860s - 11/28/1980; Blücher union consolidates from Wilhelmsberg and Kreuzberg ; at least 110 m depth; last roof slate pit on the Middle Rhine
Kreuzhau	Wispertal, region	Slate; to Kreuzberg-Wilhelmsberg
Land damage	Chew	slate
Leda	Sauerthal	Roofing slate; Operation until around 1950
Ludwig	Chew	Slate; 4 bearings 4-10 m thick; 90 m tunnel length
Magdalena	Chew	Slate; Upper tunnel (broken); Middle tunnel; Deep tunnel (36 m deeper than the middle tunnel; 78 m long (1864)); 20 m thick
Mahlberg	Lorch	Slate; muted on June 8th, 1867; awarded on October 13, 1869
Maria Theresa	Lorch	Slate; muted on July 8th, 1868; awarded on October 18, 1869
Meier's hope	Nauroth	Slate; Kauber train; muted on May 21, 1869; awarded on November 8, 1869; Operation until the early 1960s	location
Michel's hope	Go ahead	Roofing slate; muted on July 12th, 1867; awarded on December 7, 1869
Minna	Pressberg	Slate; muted on May 4th, 1868; awarded on October 29, 1869
Navel mountain	Greisenheim	Slate; formerly Hohenstein ; 3 studs; Upper gallery ( Hohenstein gallery , 10 m long (1864)); Middle tunnel (40 m deeper than the upper tunnel, 36 m long (1864)); Deep tunnel (20 m deeper than the middle tunnel, 60 m long (1864))
New Hope	Chew	Slate; 3 bearings; Upper gallery (90 m long); Middle tunnel (60 m to the camp; lower upper tunnel by 20 m); Deep tunnel (30 m deeper than the middle tunnel; 140 m long (1864)); 20 m thick
New Hope	Wool difference	Roofing slate; awarded on March 16, 1867; converted on January 14, 1870
Sneeze	Lorchhausen	Slate; awarded before December 1869; adjacent to Wirbellai
Ludwig	Chew	Slate; 4 bearings 4-10 m thick; 90 m tunnel length
Nollingen	Lorch	slate
North Star & Marcellus	Sauertal (Wispertal, region)	Operating times: 1861–1866, 1920–1953	location
Upper line manners	Lorch	Slate; awarded on June 29, 1857; extended on October 18, 1869
Raven head	Chew	Roofing slate; muted on 9/26/1867; awarded on December 7, 1869
Raderich	Lorschhausen	Roofing slate; awarded on June 29, 1855; converted on December 7, 1869
Racing team lugs	Kaub (Wispertal, region)	Slate; Slate; enlarged and awarded on July 20, 1865; extended on October 21, 1870; Operating times: 1883–1887, 1920–1930, 1935- ?; to Wilhelm-Erbstollen	location
Robert	Espenschied	Roofing slate; muted on July 31, 1867; awarded December 7, 1869
Röder	Whisper	Roofing slate; muted on April 16, 1870; awarded August 25, 1870
Rosit	Nauroth	Slate; 1741 to 1964; Kauber train; 6 bearings; 230 m long tunnel (1864); 6–20 m thick; 400 m total route length; up to 150 m depth; up to 300 employees	location
Schäfersberg	Greisenheim	Slate; 1861 to Wilhelm
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate quarry	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Slate tunnel	Wispertal, region	slate	location
Leap	Leap	Roofing slate; muted on October 19, 1869; awarded on June 23, 1870
St. John	Chew	Slate; in the Tiefenbach valley	location
Stephan	Reckenroth	Slate; muted 8/27/1869; awarded on June 16, 1870
forehead	Sauertal	Roofing slate; awarded on September 25, 1865; extended on December 16, 1869; Operation with Heppenberg
Thalersberg	Wispertal, region	Slate; to Kreuzberg-Wilhelmsberg
Tiefenthalskopf	Wispertal, region	Slate; to Kreuzberg-Wilhelmsberg
trust	Chew	Roofing slate; awarded on September 5, 1864; converted on December 7, 1869
Victoria	Chew	Slate; Magic train	location
Victoria regia	Espenschied	Roofing slate; muted on August 12, 1869; awarded on April 15, 1870
Vogelsang	Weisel	Slate; in the Tiefenbachtal; 2 bearings approx. 8 m thick; Upper gallery (160 m long); Deep tunnel (30 m deeper than upper tunnel, 180 m long (1864)); Vogelsang tunnel excavated in 1857; to Kreuzberg-Wilhelmsberg	location
Weiselstein	Weisel	Slate; 4 bearings; 6–8 m thickness; two shared tunnels ( starting with happiness ); Upper tunnel 34 m long and 10 m deep die (1864); Deep tunnel (24 m deeper than the upper tunnel; 180 m long (1864))
Wilhelm	Greisenheim	Slate; 1861 consolidated from Wilhelm , Shepherd Mountain , root Berg , root digging , hollow mountain ; 3 bearings; Upper tunnel with a length of 14 m; Middle Stollen ( Wilhelmstollen ); Deep tunnel (90 m long, 10 m deeper than Wilhelm tunnel)
Wilhelm	Chew	Slate; in the Tiefenbach valley	location
Wilhelm Erbstollen	Chew	Slate; Wispertal region; 1837; 1864 approx. 700 m route length	location
Wilhelmine	Wispertal, region	Slate; 1830-1866, 1922-1954; Wilhelmine Slate Quarry Union	location
William Tell	Lorch	Slate; muted September 12, 1869; awarded on March 18, 1870
Wilhelmsberg	Wollmanders / Dörscheid (Wispertal region)	Slate; awarded March 8, 1851 - November 28, 1980; consolidated with Kreuzberg to Kreuzberg-Wilhelmsberg
Meadow path	Lorschhausen	Roofing slate; awarded on March 2, 1859; converted on December 7, 1869
Wirbellai	Lorchhausen	Slate; awarded on January 24, 1861; extended on December 3rd, 1869
Wurzelberg	Greisenheim	Slate; 1861 to Wilhelm
Root dig	Greisenheim	Slate; 1861 to Wilhelm

See also

• Map with all coordinates
• List of mines in the Lahn-Dill area
• List of mines in the Vogelsberg
• List of mines in the Spessart
• List of mines in the Odenwald
• List of mines in the Eifel
• List of mines in the Siegerland
• List of mines in the Sauerland
• List of ore mines in the Rhein-Sieg district

Use this list offline

For mobile and offline use, all coordinates can be downloaded as a KML file or as a GPX file.

literature

• R. Jakobus: The veins of the eastern Taunus , in: Geological Yearbook Hessen, Volume 120, published by the Hessian State Office for Soil Research, Wiesbaden, 1992

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16. ^ Frankfurt region, p. 19f
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21. ↑ Gunter Sterr man: Mining of Altweilnau and the surrounding area . In: Manfred Wenzel (ed.): Series of publications Geological Working Group Bad Homburg , B8, 1990, pp. 1-14.
22. ↑ ^{a b c} pits near Altweilnau . In: Taunus minerals . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
23. ↑ ^{a b} Emmershausen pits
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25. ↑ Description on Mineralienatlas
26. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h} Wilhelm Riemann: Description of the Wetzlar mountain district . Adolphus Marcus, Bonn 1878, p. 147 .
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28. ↑ ^{a b} Silbersegen mine and Amalie mine
29. ↑ ^{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 comparison of} references between Mensfelden and Katzenelnbogen
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33. ↑ ^{a b c d} Announcements of the Royal Mining Office in Bonn, in: Official Journal of the Royal Government of Wiesbaden 1869, page 94 in digital form , accessed on November 12, 2014.
34. ↑ ^{a b} Documents from the Hessian Main State Archives
35. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l} Situation plan over the Bongardtschen iron stone pits in Weilburg an der Lahn
36. ↑ File Eisenerzgrube Streitfeld near Nauheim in the main state archive Wiesbaden
37. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s} Gruben Lindenberg and Strichen . In: Taunus minerals . ( online [accessed February 21, 2019]).
38. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Mine Association, Eisenbach
39. ↑ ^{a b} Lindenberg mine and lines
40. ↑ Lindenberg mine
41. ↑ Lindenberg mine in the Mineralienatlas
42. ^ Description of the Lindenberg mines and Georg-Joseph Bergbaumuseum Weilburg, accessed on November 2, 2014.
43. ↑ Pit Association
44. ↑ Pit Association . In: Taunus minerals . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
45. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o} Weyer and his story ( memento of the original from October 24, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
46. ↑ Old Hope Pit in the Mineral Atlas
47. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Pit near Langhecke . In: Taunus minerals . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
48. ↑ Grube Alter Mann im Mineralienatlas
49. ↑ ^{a b} Landesarchiv NRW: Andre; Fritz Franz Ludwig, mountain trainee; Exam and Personnel files Volume 1
50. ↑ Land map of the Geoportal Hessen
51. ^ History of Villmar
52. ↑ Klöserweide mine
53. ↑ New Iron Blessing Pit
54. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h} Otto-Stollen
55. ^ ^{A b c d e} Rolf Georg, Rainer Haus, Karsten Porezag: Iron ore mining in Hessen. Historical photo documents with explanations. 1870 - 1983. Ed .: Fortuna Visitor Mine Association. Self-published by the Fortuna Visitor Mine , Wetzlar 1985, ISBN 3-925619-00-3 .
56. ↑ All Saints Pit
57. ↑ ^{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} Situation map and field map (Weinbach)
58. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r} Weilburger Gruben. Retrieved May 11, 2017 . 
59. ↑ ^{a b} Georg, Haus, Porezag
60. ↑ Buchwald mine
61. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Adolph-Erbstollen
62. ↑ ^{a b} Dickeloh pit
63. ↑ ^{a b} Braunfels map
64. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Position determination based on: German Topographical Map, sheet 5816 Königstein and others, 1950 edition, digitized at Brigham Young University.
65. ^ Guntersau train station
66. ^ Iron ore mining in Braunfels - Lindelbachbahn in Tiefenbach
67. ^ Ore mines on the Lindelbachbahn
68. ↑ Gloria Pit
69. ^ Grube Ottilie - Stadt Braunfels , accessed on April 8, 2015.
70. ^ Lindelbachbahn - Stadt Braunfels , accessed on April 19, 2015
71. ↑ ^{a b} Mining in and around Löhnberg-Selters an der Lahn
72. ↑ Altenberg mine
73. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n} Mehlbach mine (2)
74. ↑ ^{a b} Audenschmiede on www.industriekultur-mittelhessen.de
75. ↑ Lorsch Codex
76. ↑ ^{a b} The iron ore mines of the Lahnmulde, in: Gustav Einecke (Hrsg.): The mining and smelting operations in the Lahn and Dill area and in Upper Hesse, Wetzlar , 1932. Digitized  ( 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. (PDF), accessed April 7, 2015.  
77. ↑ ^{a b} These mines are geographically outside of some definitions of the Lahn-Dill area, but on the edge of the Lahnmulde and were therefore included. In addition, there was a close organizational network (operator: Buderus) and the layers of the Middle Devon of the Lahnmulde were exploited.
78. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Essershausen
79. ↑ ^{a b} Fritz mine
80. ↑ Mehlbach mine in the Mineralienatlas
81. ↑ Mehlbach mine (2)
82. ^ Mehlbach Mine
83. ↑ ^{a b c d} Rohnstadt village history
84. ↑ Mehlbach mine . In: Microtaunus . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
85. ^ Riesenburg mine
86. ↑ Grube Schöne Aussicht
87. ^ Fridolin Sandberger: Overview of the geological conditions of the Duchy of Nassau , Publisher: Chr. W. Kreidel, Wiesbaden, 1847
88. ↑ ^{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} A. Leppla: Königstein am Taunus . In: Preußisch Geologische Landesanstalt (Hrsg.): Geological map of Prussia and neighboring states . 1920.
89. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m} Paul Dambmann: Mining of iron ore in the Wildsachsen district , in: Between Main and Taunus - MTK Yearbook 2013 , pp. 67-70, published by the District Committee of Main-Taunus- District 2012, ISSN  0942-3419 .
90. ↑ ^{a b} Roswitha Schlecker: Hofheim and its history - Hofheim in pictures 1872–2002 , Volume 1, Magistrat der Stadt Hofheim, 2002, p. 104 DNB
91. ↑ ^{a b c d e} F. Odernheimer: The mining and metallurgy in the Duchy of Nassau . tape 1 . CW Kreidel's, Wiesbaden 1865, p. 386 f .
92. ^ Newspaper report Höchst Kreisblatt
93. ↑ Urban Development Plan SEP 2020 (PDF), City of Hofheim am Taunus, October 2005, p. 103, accessed on November 1, 2014.
94. ↑ ^{a b} measuring table sheet 3370: Königstein am Taunus 1876, digitized version , accessed on November 23, 2014.
95. ↑ ^{a b} The landscape around Hofheim am Taunus , Hessisches Landesamt für Umwelt und Geologie, Wiesbaden, 2004 p. 10ff. On-line
96. ^ Newspaper report Kreisblatt
97. ↑ A. Semmel: The landscape around Hofheim am Taunus , Hessian State Office for Environment and Geology, Issue 6, Wiesbaden 2004, p. 29. Digitized (PDF), accessed on April 3, 2015.
98. ^ Map of the Duchy of Nassau , of the photographs taken in 1819 along the Prussian and Hessian borders, etc. "Duchy of Nassau 1819 - 45. Hochheim". Historical maps. In: Landesgeschichtliches Informationssystem Hessen (LAGIS)., Accessed on April 5, 2015.
99. ↑ Location between Ludwig-Scriba Strasse and Bolongarostrasse ( location )
100. ↑ Information on the Rheinhütte in the Hessian Economic Archives
101. ↑ F. Odernheimer: The mining and metallurgical industry in the Duchy of Nassau . tape 1 . CW Kreidel's, Wiesbaden 1865, p. 370 f .
102. ^ Grube Fortuna , website City of Kelkheim, accessed on November 6, 2014.
103. ↑ Other pings and heaps in the immediate vicinity: location
104. ^ City of Kelkheim - history
105. ↑ Chronik Kelkheim, report on mining on p. 13
106. ^ City of Kelkheim - history
107. ↑ History on Aarbergen.de , accessed on November 7, 2014
108. ^ The London Gazette July 17, 1888 , accessed November 7, 2014
109. ↑ pit Streitlay on Mineralienatlas.de, accessed November 12, 2014.
110. ↑ pit Streitlay
111. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s} overview of Rüdesheim (Taunus)
112. ↑ Pit near Heftrich . In: Microtaunus . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
113. ↑ Hannibal Pit . In: Taunus minerals . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
114. ^ Mining Heftrich
115. ↑ ^{a b c} Willem Douw: Development of an arrangement for the use of gravity mass movements in quartzite mining in the Rhenish Slate Mountains (dissertation Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz) . ConchBooks, Mainz 2007, p. 62, especially Fig. 3.5 ( publications.ub.uni-mainz.de [PDF; accessed on February 27, 2016]).
116. ↑ ^{a b} Announcements of the Royal Mining Office in Bonn, in: Official Journal of the Royal Government of Wiesbaden 1869, page 95 in digital form , accessed on November 12, 2014.
117. ↑ ^{a b} Announcements of the Royal Mining Office in Bonn, in: Official Journal of the Royal Government of Wiesbaden 1869, page 96 in digital form , accessed on November 12, 2014.
118. ↑ Mathias Stappel: Silver im Taunus , Information Sheet 142: 7 from the work of the museum Hesse Park, 2015 S. online , PDF, accessed on February 28 2016th
119. ↑ Günter Sterrmann, Uwe Nohl: New observations on the quartz vein "Silberberg" near Assmannshausen am Rhein , yearbook of the Nassau Association for Natural History, Volume 132, Wiesbaden 2011, ISSN  0368-1254 , p. 109 ff.
120. ↑ Philippseck mine . In: Microtaunus . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
121. ↑ Philippseck mine . In: Taunus minerals . ([online] [accessed February 2, 2016]).
122. ↑ Kaisergrube mine . In: Microtaunus . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
123. ↑ Anna Pit . In: Microtaunus . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
124. ↑ Auguste Pit . In: Microtaunus . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
125. ↑ Pit Emmy . In: Microtaunus . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
126. ↑ Hubertus Pit . In: Microtaunus . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
127. ↑ Description on Mindat
128. ↑ The Wundertshecke pit . In: Microtaunus . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
129. ^ Grube Rosbach - Buderus company chronicle , accessed on April 8, 2015.
130. ↑ Entry in the Mineralienatlas
131. ↑ ^{a b} Announcements of the Royal Mining Office in Bonn, in: Official Journal of the Royal Government of Wiesbaden 1869, page 93 in the digital version , accessed on November 12, 2014.
132. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p} Announcements of the Royal Mining Authority in Bonn, in: Official Journal of the Royal Government of Wiesbaden 1869, pages 17 to 92 in digital form , accessed on November 12, 2014.
133. ↑ ^{a b} Ems Braubach pits . In: Taunus minerals . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
134. ↑ Bergmannstrost mine . In: Mineralienatlas . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
135. ↑ Bergmannstrost mine in the Mineralienatlas
136. ↑ Mining Museum Ems
137. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w} MINERALS FROM THE TAUNUS: BAD EMS-BRAUBACH
138. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o} Nassau and surroundings (pit fields)
139. ↑ Grube Anna in the Mineralienatlas
140. ^ Journal of mining, metallurgy and saltworks in the German Empire, Volume 18, Ernst, 1870
141. ↑ Fascinating world underground
142. ↑ Bonscheuer mine in the Mineralienatlas
143. ↑ Fortuna Mine in the Mineral Atlas
144. ↑ ^{a b c} Zollhaus mine in the Mineralienatlas
145. ↑ ^{a b c} Glückauf - Berg- und Hüttenmännische Zeitschrift No. 51 from December 20, 1913
146. ↑ ^{a b c d} Rothenberg mine near Oberneisen
147. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Acquisition and radiological evaluation with NORM
148. ^ ^{A b} Official Journal of the Prussian Government in Wiesbaden, 1871
149. ↑ Rothenberg mine . In: Mineralienatlas . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
150. ↑ Rothenberg mine in the Mineralienatlas
151. ↑ ^{a b c} VDI-Z: Journal for Development, Construction, Production, Volume 19, 1875
152. ↑ Grube Waldsaum in the Mineralienatlas
153. ↑ Grube Wilhelm in the Mineralienatlas
154. ↑ Grube Gronauereck on Mineralienatlas.de, accessed on November 12, 2014.
155. ↑ Grube Rindsberg on Mineralienatlas.de, accessed on September 29, 2017.
156. ^ Pits near Weyer . In: Taunus minerals . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
157. ^ Mining at Weyer
158. ↑ Fortunatus mine near Nochern
159. ↑ Equivalent tunnel in the mineral atlas
160. ^ Grube August on Mineralienatlas.de, accessed on November 12, 2014.
161. ↑ ^{a b c} Taunus border areas
162. ↑ Fortunatus Pit in the Mineral Atlas
163. ↑ Friedrichssegen mine . In: Microtaunus . ( online [accessed February 2, 2016]).
164. ↑ Friedrichssegen mine in the Mineralienatlas
165. ↑ M.Unfricht and M.Zsoter: The Werlau-Wellmicher-Gangzug . Emser issues 8/3. Pp. 18-20, 1987.
166. ↑ Gellertsberg mine in the Mineralienatlas
167. ↑ Königstiel mine at Mineralienatlas.de, accessed on November 12, 2014.
168. ^ Grube Morgenröthe in the Mineralienatlas
169. ↑ Newfound mine (Wellmich Werlauer Gangzug)
170. ↑ ^{a b} Rosenberg mine in the Mineralienatlas
171. ↑ Grube Anna in the Mineralienatlas
172. ↑ Act copper mine 'Bernshan' to Obernhof ; Hess. State Archives Wiesbaden
173. ↑ Grube Eisenkauten in the Mineralienatlas
174. ↑ Grube Leopoldine-Luise in the Mineralienatlas
175. ↑ File copper, lead and silver mine Leopoldine-Luise near Obernhof and invoices ; Hess. State Archives Wiesbaden
176. ↑ File accounts of the Neuborn copper mine in Obernhof and the "Neuborn" silver, lead and copper mine near Obernhof ; Hess. State Archives Wiesbaden
177. ↑ File Scratches and Enfeoffment of Mayor Loz and Cons. to Obernhof for the Orbert mine near Nassau ; Hess. State Archives Wiesbaden
178. ↑ FNP newspaper article
179. ↑ Report in Der Spiegel
180. ↑ Friedrich Mürriger, Hans D. Pflug: About a palynological investigation of the brown coal deposit of the Emma mine near Marxheim (Untermaing region) , 66 pages, Hessisches Landesamt für Bodenforschung, 1952.
181. ↑ ^{a b} contribution in the Höchst Kreisblatt, picture headframe
182. ↑ Ernst Schütz: The Franz lignite mine in Diedenbergen , publication by the local history association Diedenbergen, No. 31, 78 p., Diedenbergen 1987.
183. ↑ Jürgen Streicher: Warning, danger of collapse! , Article in the Frankfurter Rundschau on April 20, 2009, accessed on December 3, 2014.
184. ^ Mining in Hochheim
185. ↑ Situation plan of the roof slate mine 'Mülot' in Münster (Selters) - files of the Hessian State Archives Wiesbaden
186. ↑ Tear of the roof slate suggestion 'Godsegen source' in the community Wallrabenstein - files in the Hessian main state archive Wiesbaden
187. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j} Slate pits in the western Taunus
188. ↑ https://www.ich-geh-wandern.de/wollmiev Wollmigart on www.ich-geh-wandern.de
189. ^ Slate mining in the Wispertaunus
190. ↑ pit Streitlay on Mineralienatlas.de, accessed November 12, 2014.
191. ↑ KML file . Retrieved August 18, 2019.
192. ↑ GPX file . Retrieved August 18, 2019.