List of mines in the Eifel

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This incomplete list of mines in the Eifel includes mines , subdivided into states, federal states, the respective districts as well as the cities and municipalities there or association municipalities.

history

There is evidence that iron was processed in the Eifel as early as the Iron Age . The first smelting plant north of the Alps was built in the Latène period in the 5th century BC in Hillesheim ; There is an iron smelter near Bitburg , in which the metal was melted and processed in an almost industrial way in Roman times . The Eifel was an important economic area as early as Roman times. The mineral resources ( lead , calamine , iron, lime and stones for building) were mined and trade profited from the Roman highways , such as the Roman road Trier-Cologne , which crossed the Eifel.

The number of iron ore mines in the Eifel in the 16th century was estimated at around 500. The iron ore of the Eifel achieved salaries of up to 40%, but on average only 14%. The additional abundance of wood , which was required for smelting, and of watercourses, which were essential for the preparation and operation of hammer mills and bellows , made it possible for the Eifel to represent an important supraregional economic area even in the late Middle Ages. About 10% of the iron produced in Europe at that time came from the Eifel. It was traded on the markets of Trier and Cologne .

In the transition area of Nordeifel to Niederrheinische lowland addition was iron , lead and zinc also hard coal mining.

Mining is still practiced in the Eifel today . In Mayen , roofing slate is being mined in the Katzenberg Moselle slate mine (planned closure at the end of 2019), in Ralingen an der Sauer not far from the border with Luxembourg on the Engel pit in the Peterstollen Gips mine . In the southern Eifel, especially in the Wehrer Kessel , volcanic carbon dioxide is extracted.

In addition, pumice , basalt and other rocks and minerals are mined.

North Rhine-Westphalia

District of Düren

Düren

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Johanna Kufferath Düren Iron, lead, copper; re-awarded in the 1860s
St. Johanna Kufferath Düren May 09, 1846 Manhole

Heimbach

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Deutlingerberg Düttling Düren May 09, 1846 Iron, copper
Gold hole Hasenfeld Düren 1867 Copper, brown iron stone, brown spar; Schurf until 1867
Klara Franziska Vlatten Düren Copper; also written by Clara Franziska

Huertgenwald

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Elisabeth-Louise Horm Düren 1859 (before) 1859 to Maubacher Bleiberg
Gustav Huertgen Düren 1866 Clay and brown iron stone; 0.5 km north of Brandenburg
Maubacher lead mountain Horm / Hürtgenwald Düren 1859 (before) 1969-05 73 m Lead, zinc, copper, cobalt, silver, gold; Opencast mining; 1946 manhole Location , location
defeat Double hammer Düren Clay iron stone
Schallenberg Horm Düren 1859 (before) 1859 to Maubacher Bleiberg

Kreuzau

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Aurora Leversbach Düren 19th century Lead, copper
pit Leversbach Düren Roman time Lead; Round shaft
Günther Winches Düren 19th century Iron; between winds and Bergheim
Little boy Langenbroich Düren 1850 (before) 20 m Iron, copper, lead; re-awarded in the 1860s; 1869/70 to Maubacher Bleiberg ; on Haffenberg between Bergheim and Bilstein
Hector Uedingen  ? Düren Iron; on the right side of the Rur
Hülsberg Untermaubach Düren 1560 (before)
Lilly Langenbroich Düren 1850 (before) Iron, copper, lead; re-awarded in the 1860s; 1869/70 to Maubacher Bleiberg ref name = "aduatuca" />
stollen Langenbroich Düren 1864 Lead; Beer cellar with caves and 50 m long tunnel; on the south side of the Langenbroicher Heide, in the old Bleiberg
Uedingen Uedingen Düren copper
Weissenberg Langenbroich Düren 15th century at the Keltenfliehburg

Long suffering

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Marie Luise Wenau Düren

Nideggen

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Adele Schmidt Düren 18th century (middle) 1866 Brown iron stone; on the left hanger of the Roer south of Schmidt; Ores smelted on Simonskall
Ore empire Schmidt Düren 18th century (middle) 1866 Brown iron stone; on the left hanger of the Roer south of Schmidt; Ores smelted on Simonskall

District of Euskirchen

Bad Münstereifel

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Glücksthal Willerscheid Cologne-West 16th century Lead, pyrites, copper, zinc, iron; newly awarded Jan. 5, 1855; associated with Klappertshardt location
hope Arloff Cologne-West Clay iron stone
Josephine Kirspenich Cologne-West Brown iron stone
Klappertshardt Hummerzheim Cologne-West 1836 (approx.) Lead, zinc; connected with Glücksthal ; 400 m east of Hummerzheim location
Lanzerath Lanzerath Cologne-West 1851 1903 (after) 27 m Copper; approx. 200 m southwest. von Lanzerath; Shaft with a depth of 27 m; Occupancy: 1851 to Feb. 1852 and after 1903 location
Libussa Mutscheid Cologne-West Lead, zinc

Blankenheim

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Evening star Blankenheim Düren Brown iron stone; at Blankenheim
Ahrbach Blankenheim Düren Brown iron stone; at Blankenheim
Alma Muellheim Düren Brown iron stone; at Blankenheim
Alwine Lommersdorf  ? Düren lead
Arensberg pipe Düren Iron; in the kl. Hollow of pipe
Auguste Lommersdorf? Düren lead
Emma Lommersdorf? Düren lead
God's blessing Blankenheim Düren Brown iron stone; at Blankenheim
Hermann's luck Blankenheim Düren Brown iron stone; at Blankenheim
Caroline Blankenheim Düren Brown iron stone; at Blankenheim
Lommersdorf Lommersdorf Düren Brown iron stone, lead
Ludmilla Ripsdorf Düren iron
Max pipe Düren Iron; in the kl. Hollow of pipe
Resentment Blankenheim Düren Brown iron stone; at Blankenheim
Oscar Ripsdorf Düren Roteisenstein; Opencast mining; Dismantling until the 1860s
Retzerberg Muellheim Düren Brown iron stone; at Blankenheim
Victory wreath Blankenheim Düren Brown iron stone; at Blankenheim
Silberberg Blankenheim Düren lead
Silistra pipe Düren 1860 (after) Brown iron stone; Opencast mining; Dismantling until the 1860s
stork pipe Düren Iron; in the kl. Hollow of pipe

Dahlem

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Caesilia Kronenburg Düren Iron; east of Kronenburg
Dahlemerberg Dahlem Düren iron
Friedrich Wilhelm Schmidtheim Düren iron

Euskirchen

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Engelsberg Kirchheim Cologne-West Manganese, brown iron stone
Heiligenberg Necessities Düren Brown iron stone
Heiligenberg I Necessities Düren Brown iron stone
Michaelsgrube Necessities Düren Brown iron stone

Hellenthal

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Blumenthal Hellenthal Düren lead
Felix Zingscheid Düren Oct 25, 1840 Brown iron stone, lead; from 1940 drinking water production in the Drope tunnel
Mausberg Wildenburg Düren 1564 iron
Oberwolfert Wolfert Düren Lead; at Oberwolfert
Ophelia Rodenbusch Düren Copper, lead
Schwalenbach Rescheid Düren 1877 (before) 1922 480 m (min.) Lead; 1893 breakthrough with welfare ; Helenenschacht; Viktoriaschacht; to welfare location
Silberberg Paulshof Düren 1526 1909 130 m Lead; also called Auf der Wisselbach ; Newly awarded Oct. 31, 1848; 1949 shaft with a depth of 50 m; Nov 1, 1901; 1903 machine shaft with a depth of 130 m; location
Wildenburg Wildenburg Düren 1867
Welfare Rescheid Düren 1543 (before) 1941 480 m (min.) Lead, sulfur; 1849 steam engine; Bartholdschacht; Leonardenschacht; since October 1993 visitor mine location Lead ore mine "Grube Wohlfahrt", Hellenthal-Rescheid, Eifel.jpg
Welfare II Rescheid Düren Welfare mine Rescheid 1899.png

Call

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Alexander Urft Düren Brown iron stone; Concession field between Steinfelder Hütte and Urft
Old liver sausage ? Düren
Old and young Lierberg Sotenich Düren 1803
Old Hans ? Düren
At the Heidenacker Keldenich Düren Brown iron stone, zinc
resistance Gutters Düren Brown iron stone; between Rinnen and Steinfeld
Beust studs Sotenich Düren 1840 1881 Brown stone and clay iron; on Girzenberg; 1838 Deep (water solution) tunnels; Walnut shaft; Main shaft
Bochenstollen Golbach Düren 1600 (um) between Frohnrath and Golbach am Kallbach
pretzel Sotenich Düren 1826 at Girzenberg
Caller tunnel Call Düren Lead, copper; at the train station near Kall; Operated again from 1868 until 1893; Resumed in 1897
Cephir am Heidenacker Keldenich Düren
Concordia Golbach Düren 1825 Iron; in the Loshardt area; The ore deposit was reached in 1878
German emperor ? Düren
Dottel Dottel Düren lead
Frohnrath Frohnrath Düren iron
Genius at the Heidenacker Keldenich Düren
Girzenberg Keldenich Düren Brown iron stone, zinc
Gold mine ? Düren
Göttert ? Düren
Grosenstollen Golbach Düren 1600 (um) between Frohnrath and Golbach am Kallbach
Haak studs Call Düren 1865 Iron; at the Kindshardt; Tunnel with a length of 1538 m; Air raid shelter in WWII; to Stahlberg
Reel tree Sötenich, Keldenich Düren 1824 (before)
Heidenstollen Golbach Düren 1600 (um) Iron; between Frohnrath and Golbach am Kallbach
Hope at Heidenacker Keldenich Düren
hope Sotenich Düren 1826 at Girzenberg
Young liver sausage Sotenich Düren
Young Hans ? Düren
Kaller Stollen Call Düren 1723 Lead, iron; in the area of ​​the Heidacker camp
Kastor am Heidenacker Keldenich Düren
Keldenich Soetenich Düren iron
Kirchbaum Sotenich Düren 1826 at Girzenberg
Liver sausage Sotenich Düren 1777 at Girzenberg
Lila at the Heidenacker Keldenich Düren
Loor Sotenich Düren 1826 at Girzenberg
maypole ? Düren
Minos Gutters Düren Brown iron stone; between Rinnen and Steinfeld
Moonlight Gutters Düren Brown iron stone; north of Wahlen and Sistig, west of Rinnen
New Concordia I, II Golbach / Rinnen Düren Brauneisenstein, east of Rinnen
Nimbus on Heidenacker Keldenich Düren
Walnut Sotenich Düren 1826 at Girzenberg
Sacrificial tree Sotenich Düren 1826 at Girzenberg
Proserpine Gutters Düren 1846-07 Iron stone appearance
Schmidtchen Sotenich Düren 1824 (before) iron
Stahlberg Golbach Düren 1838 approx. 70 m Copper, brown iron stone, manganese; on the Kindshardt; north of Prosperina
Sistig Soetenich Düren iron
Soetenich Soetenich Düren iron
Relay at Heidenacker Keldenich Düren
Station at Heidenacker Keldenich Düren
Tanzberg Keldenich Düren 3rd century BC Chr. Lead, copper; Mentioned in a document in 1394; 2 km east of Kall and approx. 8 km southwest of Mechernich Lead mine Tanzberg 1910.png
Pigeon at Heidenacker Keldenich Düren
Union Gutters Düren
Virginia Call Düren 1859 1877 Lead; Open pit

Mechernich

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Abdon Guard Village Düren Brown iron stone
Abels Kommern Düren 1815 (before) Lead; formerly d'Artique, before that Griesberg
Old cuckoo ? Düren 1824 (before) Schacht am Bleiberg
Beginning Mountain  ? Düren Brown and clay iron stone
Augustenberg Weyer Düren 1857 Iron; small area in the Donnermaar corridor
Brook Roggendorf? Düren 1629 Lead; to Meinertzhagen
Bertha-Isabella Mechernich? Düren 1857 Concession field; and Bertha Isabelle written
Bluebeard Rissdorf Düren 5 m Manganese, brown iron stone
Breitendriesch Harzheim Düren Brown iron stone; Concession field between Weyer and Harzheim near Eiserfey, Dreimühlen and Urfey
Callmuther Berg Düren 1835 (before) lead
Christine Weyer Düren Manganese, brown iron stone; Concession field between Weyer and Harzheim near Eiserfey, Dreimühlen and Urfey
Unity Weyer Düren Brown iron stone; Concession field; between Weyer and Harzheim near Eiserfey, Dreimühlen and Urfey
Iron beard Weyer Düren Manganese, brown iron stone
Fanny Guard Village Düren Brown iron stone
Fey Breidenbenden / Mechernich Düren 1857-04 Eisensteinmutung; south of the Günnersdorf concession and west of Meinerzhagen
Frauenbusch Roggendorf? Düren 1629 Lead; to Meinertzhagen
Friedrich Wilhelm mountain Düren Lead, copper
God's blessing Kommern Düren 1857 Lead; Opencast mine on Griesberg; Shaft with a depth of 18 m
Good Hope Dottel Düren west of Dottel location
Good Hope Kalenberg Düren 1840 (before) Lead, zinc; north of Kalenberg; to Neu-Schunk-Olligschläger location
Günnersdorf Mechernich Düren 1629 (before) Dec 31, 1957 Lead; largest lead ore deposit in Europe; today visitor mine; Consolidation with Meinertzhagen , Callmuther Berg , Mechernischer Berg and Sittart location
Helena Holzheim Düren Manganese, brown iron stone, copper; east of the Bleiberg between Holzheim and Gilsdorf
Heusler Roggendorf? Düren 1835 (before) Lead; at Valmutherberg
Jülich mountain Mechernich? Düren 1786 (before) lead
Kalenberg Notification Düren 1940 Iron; Open pit
Kohlhau Roggendorf? Düren 1629 Lead; to Meinertzhagen
Koenigstein Weyer Düren 1854 Iron; Field extended into the communities Weyer, Urfey and Kallmuth
Mechernicher Berg Mechernich Düren 1810 (before) Lead; to Günnersdorf Mechernicher Bleiberg 1898.png
Meinerzhagen (he Bleiberg) Roggendorf Düren 1629 Lead; at the lead mountain; Biesterfeld shaft; Box fields Agnes and Lion; first tunnel with mouth hole near Roggendorf (driven south); second tunnel 16 m deeper; 3rd tunnel (Elisabeth tunnel with a length of 1,300 m); 4. Tunnels in Feybachtal (Burgfeyer tunnels 3 km long, 19 m deeper than Elisabeth tunnels); 5. Tunnel in the west area (approx. 2 km long); to Günnersdorf
Maria Kallmuth Düren Iron; at Vollem, Urfey and Kallmuth
Mercury Weyer Düren 1840 Brown iron stone; Field extended into parts of the communities Weyer, Eiserfey, Urfey and Vollem
New Hope Mechernich Düren Lead, zinc; to Neu-Schunk-Olligschläger
Neu-Schunk-Olligschläger Kalenberg Düren 1859 1892 66 m (min.) Lead, zinc; to Mechernicher Bergwerks-Actien-Verein (the entire mining area belonged to it from 1900)
Orion Weyer Düren 1858 Iron; Field extended into parts of the communities Weyer, Kallmuth and Keldenich
Peterheide Mechernich Düren 1810 (before) Lead; bounded in the west by the Roggenbach; borders on Mechernicherberg to the west ; to Günnersdorf
Petersgrube Weyer Düren Brown iron stone; Concession field; between Weyer and Harzheim near Eiserfey, Dreimühlen and Urfey
Rosenthal Weyer Düren 1839 Iron; Field extended into the districts of Weyer, Keldenich, Zingsheim and Nettersheim
Saturn Weyer Düren 1840 Iron; Feld extended into parts of the Weyer district only in Erbenbusch and Urfey; at Vollem, Urfey and Kallmuth
Schafsberg Mechernich Düren 1629 Lead, nickel, cobalt; to Meinrtzhagen
Schunk-Olligschläger Mechernich Düren 1815 (before) Lead, zinc; to Neu-Schunk-Olligschläger
Manners Mechernich Düren 1810 (before) Lead; to Günnersdorf
Sonnenberg ? Düren 1824 (before) Schacht am Bleiberg


Tellus Bleibuir Düren 1909 (before) iron
United Elise Guard Village Düren Brown iron stone
Belated luck Weyer Düren Brown iron stone; Concession field between Weyer and Harzheim near Eiserfey, Dreimühlen and Urfey
Virginia Mechernich Düren 1899 (before) Lead; 1899 underground construction shaft
Wilhelm Weyer Düren 1839 Iron; in the hallway of Donnermaar

Nettersheim

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Augustenberg Zingsheim Düren Brown iron stone, manganese; southwest of the Kranert; near Zingsheim
On Mellbaum Marmagen Düren 1827 (um) Iron; Owner: Matthias Schmid
Brewery Marmagen Düren Brown iron stone; Pit field
Brewery Marmagen Düren Brown iron stone; Pit field
Ceres Pesch Düren Jan. 16, 1844 Lead; at the fox tail
Ice field Marmagen Düren Brown iron stone; Pit field
Fig tree Marmagen Düren Brown iron stone; Pit field
Heinrich Sophia Castle Nettersheim Düren
Koenigsberg Marmagen Düren 1905 (before) Brown iron stone; Pit field
Kranert Zingsheim? Düren
Magdalena Zingsheim Düren Brown iron stone, manganese; southwest of the Kranert; near Zingsheim
Puetzberg Marmagen Düren Brown iron stone; Pit field
Rosenstein Marmagen Düren 1905 (before) Brown iron stone
Schmidt Marmagen Düren Brown iron stone; Pit field
summer Marmagen Düren Brown iron stone; Pit field
Sophie Pesch Düren Brown iron stone; near Pesch and Harzheim
St. Petersholz Marmagen Düren 1632 lead
Therese Marmagen Düren 1858 (before) Lead?
Valentine Nettersheim Düren Iron; Opencast mining; Dismantling until the 1860s
Wiedemaar Marmagen Düren Brown iron stone; Pit field

Schleiden

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Bickendorf I, II Gemünd? Düren
Bonn Gemünd Düren 1894 Zinc, lead; kl. business
Wilhelm Kerperscheid Düren lead
Wintzen Wintzen Düren copper

Rhein-Sieg district

Rheinbach

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Blitzenhardt I, II Rheinbach Cologne-West 1900 Zinc; south-south-west from Emma Caroline ; 1902 to Hedwigsglück
Clara Kurtenberg Cologne-West 1849-11-03 Iron; Feld lies above the communities Queckenberg, Neukirchen, Rheinbach and Oberdrees as well as the communities Palmersheim, Schweinheim and Flamersheim, which are part of the mayor's office in Kuchenheim
Emma Carolina Neukirchen Cologne-West 1855 Lead, copper, zinc; also Emma Karoline ; 1863 62 workers; 1872 shaft between Loch and Hardt; 1902 to Hedwigsglück
Hedwig's luck (cons.) Neukirchen Cologne-West 1902 Nov 20, 1917 Lead, zinc, copper; 1902 Consolidation from Emma Carolina , Blitzenhardt I , Blitzenhardt II ; Bitzenhardtschacht; Kurtenberg shaft; Operating times: 1902-20. Aug. 1904, Jul. 1907-22. March 1912, 1915-20. Nov 1917; Oct. 1907 84 employees
Kurtenberg Rheinbach Cologne-West 1811 Copper; several search tunnels
Margaretha Rheinbach Cologne-West 1853-07-09 Iron; 7876 acres
Rheinbach Rheinbach Cologne-West 1854 Iron; from 1857 dismantling; north of Margaretha


St. John Queckenberg Cologne-West 1867 Iron; southwest of Emma Carolina , Clara and Margaretha located
Death field Death field Cologne-West 1855 Copper; probably a continuation of the Hedwigsglück Ganges
Tomberg Rheinbach Cologne-West 1854 iron
Wormersdorf Rheinbach Cologne-West 1867 iron

Wachtberg

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Irberg Züllighoven Cologne East Copper; probably just Schurf
Virgin Clara bad luck Cologne East Copper; probably just Schurf
Emperor Werthhoven Cologne East 1859 Lead, copper, zinc; Awarded in 1859; to Laura
Crown Prince Werthhoven Cologne East 1859 Lead, copper, zinc; Awarded in 1859; to Laura
Laura Werthhoven Cologne East 1859 (before) 1909 (at least) Zinc blende, galena, copper pebbles; Shaft; Associated ore fields: Philippine , Charles , Flora , Wilhelm the Great , Kaiser , Crown Prince
Mariaberg Werthhoven Cologne East Iron; low operation
Maximilian Villip Cologne East Copper; probably just Schurf
Philippine Werthhoven Cologne East 1847 (before) Silver, lead, copper, zinc; Awarded in 1847; Dismantling before 1847; to Laura
William the Great Werthhoven Cologne East 1859 Lead, copper, zinc; Awarded in 1859; to Laura

City region Aachen

Aachen

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Lousberg Aachen Neolithic Flint location Aachen Lousberg Eibenwald.jpg
Carl-Friedrich Richterich Aachen 1861 1927 Hard coal; 1903 manhole location
George Schmithof Aachen 1905 (before) Zinc, lead
Herrenberg Verlautenheide Aachen 1660 1850 80 m Lead; between Nirm and Knopp, in Verlautenheide, approx. 5 km NE of Aachen Cathedral; in 1678 already 3 shafts; 1845 shaft with a depth of 80 m
Kirchfeld-Heidchen Eilendorf Aachen 20 m Lead, zinc; located in the center of Eilendorf
Kitchen burr ? Aachen 1905 (before) Zinc; at Nirm?
Marienberg Nütheim Aachen 1905 (before) Zinc, lead
Severin ? Aachen 1905 (before) Zinc; at Nirm?
union Verlautenheide Aachen Lead; between Haaren and Verlautenheide
Wolf pit ? Aachen 1905 (before) Zinc; at Nirm?
Wolter's hope Richterich Aachen 1847 Hard coal; 1898 tunnel construction; 1907 to Carl-Friedrich

Eschweiler

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Albert Hastenrath Düren 1840 1917 138 m Zinc, lead, brown iron stone; Air raid shelter in World War II location
Aue Aue Düren Hard coal; a shaft
Center Aue Düren 1802 Feb. 28, 1891 Hard coal; also called center or united center ; 1855 1348 employees; Shafts: old large cabbage, Christine, Durchfahrt, Friedrich Wilhelm (until 1873), Gyr, Crown Prince (until 1883), Luise, Wilhelmine (375 m, until 1895), 1760–1891 Schlemmerich; Art shafts: steam pump, Gerhard, Heinrich, Herrenkunst, Neugroßkohl, Padtkohl (170 m, until 1891) location
Christiane Birch walkway Düren Hard coal
Christine Roe Düren 1905 (before) Brown iron stone
Birch walkway Birch walkway Düren 1581 1883 Hard coal; 5 shafts; 1834 Christinenschacht; 1857 Mathiassschacht; 302 miners location
Glücksburg Roe Düren 1838 1884 92 m Zinc, lead, brown iron stone; location
Ichenberg Eschweiler Düren before 1800 1825 Hard coal; 2 bays
Jeremiah's pit Duffenter Düren Zinc, lead, iron; southwest of the Duffenter
Marienhain Hastenrath Düren 1905 (before) zinc
Propstei Aue Düren 1701 1879 300 m Hard coal; Slots 1-7 location
reserve Nothberg Düren 1856 28 Sep 1944-? Hard coal; between the districts of Bergrath and Nothberg ; at least 4 shafts; 1856 Wilhelm Shaft (until 1874); 1847 Heinrichsschacht (near Weisweiler); up to 700 employees
Weisweiler Weisweiler Düren 19th century Hard coal
To good hope Volkenrath Düren 1880 1884 Ore; also referred to as good hope ; at least 2 shafts

Simmerath

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Simmerath Erkensruhr Düren 12 Jun. 1891 (before) Slate tunnel at Erkensruhr and Wüstebach, select location location location
Simmerath Huppenbroich Slate mining underground Tiefenbachstrasse location

Monschau

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Broken lock slate Monschau old town from around the 17th century with interruptions to last activity around 1900 Ground level entrance Roofing slate mining underground Kirchstrasse below the Burg Lage Walled up slate tunnel below Castle Monschau.jpg
Magdalenian slate fracture Monschau Dreistegen Roofing slate mining underground Three-way location }

Stolberg

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Adrienne Mausbach - Diepenlinchen Düren Zinc, lead, iron; to Diepenlinchen
Aline Mausbach-Fleuth Düren Iron; south of Mausbach-Fleuth, to Krewinkel u. Not enough
Old work Doubt Düren Iron; southwest of the Vichtbach
Old Simon Mausbach-Diepenlinchen Düren Zinc, lead, iron; west of Neuer Simon; to Diepenlinchen
Anna Mausbach Düren 1863 (before) Iron; north of the Forsthaus Süssendell, to Krewinkel u. Not enough
Atsch Munsterbusch Düren 14th century 1870 220 m Hard coal; location
Bilstein pit Stolberg Düren Zinc, lead, iron; located around the Hochwegerhof to Duffenterstraße; 17 m shaft
Breinigerberg Breinigerberg Düren 1856 1883 105 m Zinc, lead, iron; bordering on the north-west of the town of Breinigerberg, reaching into the Vichttal; Consolidations around 1875; shafts: Bleigrube, Brett, Duhm, Emilie / Maria (1847, 105 m), Fetis, Gosselin, Haas I + II, Henriette, Hermannstein I + II, Hillmann, Karl, Keller, Kingdom, Lintert, Loenie, Lohkuhl, Quarsack I + II + III, Schlangenberg I + II, Schleicher, Steffens, Toschee I + II, Wasserbund; 700 employees location
Castle Hill Neuenhammer Düren Iron; east of Neuenhammer
Burgholz Mausbach Düren south of the Hammerberg between Vichtbach, Mausbach u. Werth
Brockenberg Büsbach Düren Zinc, lead, iron; to Büsbacherberg
Büsbacherberg Büsbach Düren 1830 (before) 1889 Zinc; 1846 tunnel (310 m length); 1830 Luziliaschacht (80 m depth); 1846 Liliassschacht with 53 m; Re-awarded Oct. 1830
Conrad Vicht Düren Gold; southwest of Vicht
Cornelia Breinig- Schützheide Düren 1853 1922 138 m Zinc, lead, iron; Consolidation; 300 employees location
Dommelstein Breinig Düren Zinc, lead, iron; from the west of the lead works Binsfeldhammer to Breinigerberg reaching u. partly identical to the site of the quarry known as armor; at Stolberghammer
Diepenlinchen Mausbach-Diepenlinchen Düren 2/3. Century 1919/42 400 m Zinc, lead, iron; Dismantling as early as Roman times; Awarded in 1809; Main shaft (3.00 × 1.25 m × 300 m); Frog shaft; 1855 Widmannschacht (5.65 m × 3.0 m × 150 m, oval); a total of 15 shafts; 800 miners; Total production: approx. 500,000 t of lead and zinc ores; Flotation in operation until 1942 location Dieplinchen Mausbach Pit 1904.png
Erfelbusch Mausbach-Fleuth Düren Iron; south of Mausbach-Fleuth, to Krewinkel u. Not enough
God's blessing Eilendorf Düren Calamine; ore mine east of Eilendorf on the site of the Thelen lime works
Hammerberg Stolberg Düren Zinc, lead, iron; located in the corridor of the same name;
Hassenberg Stolberg Düren Zinc, lead, iron
Henriette Mausbach-Diepenlinchen Düren awarded on gold !; west of Diepenlinchen, southwest of Vicht; to Diepenlinchen
Hitzberg Mausbach-Diepenlinchen Düren Zinc, lead, iron; east of Neuer Simon; to Diepenlinchen
James Munsterbusch Düren 1825 Jul 10, 1891 150 m Bituminous coal, zinc, lead, iron; Shafts: Glück-auf, James, Amalia, Carl, Caroline, 1877 Heinrich location
Julius Breinig Düren Iron; northwest of Breinig
lion Doubt Düren Iron; southwest of Zweifall
Mausbacher lead mountain Mausbach-Diepenlinchen Düren 1947 1968 Lead, zinc, copper; Opencast mining now serves as a garbage dump
Mausbacher hedge Mausbach-Diepenlinchen Düren Zinc, lead, iron; to Diepenlinchen
Munsterfeld Doubt Düren White lead ore, calamine, pebbles; north of Zweifall to Vicht
nightingale Vicht Düren Zinc, lead, iron; west of the Vichtbach near Unter-Vicht
New Simon Mausbach-Diepenlinchen Düren Zinc, lead, iron; approx. 200 m east of Diepenlinchen; to Diepenlinchen
defeat Double hammer Düren Lead; in the Callbachtal
Petersglück Cat hedge Düren Zinc, lead, iron; east of Katzhecke and Oberer Bergstrasse
Pfeifenberg Vicht Düren Zinc, lead, iron; west of the Vichtbach near Unter-Vicht
Ravelsberg Mausbach-Diepenlinchen Düren Zinc, lead, iron; north of Diepenlinchen; to Diepenlinchen
Rochenberg Doubt Düren Iron; north of Zweifall
Roman field Mausbach-Diepenlinchen Düren 19th century 1894 72 m Zinc, lead, iron; east of Diepenlinchen
Armor Breinig Düren Zinc, lead, iron; from the west of the lead works Binsfeldhammer to Breinigerberg reaching u. partly identical to the site of the quarry known as armor; at Stolberghammer
Snake mountain Breinig Düren Zinc, lead, iron; to Breinigerberg
Stockumerberg Breinig Düren iron
Süssendell Vicht Düren Iron; south of the forest house of the same name, east of Vicht
Weissenberg Mausbach Düren Ore; Opencast mining; in the Burgholz area between Vichtbach, Mausbach u. Werth
Wilhelmine Munsterbusch Düren Zinc, lead, iron; between Münsterbusch u. friend
Wolfeter hope Munsterbusch Düren Zinc, lead, iron; in the Hammerberg mine field
satisfaction Munsterbusch Düren 1829 1863 Zinc, lead, brown iron stone; to Albert

Rhineland-Palatinate

Eifel district Bitburg-Prüm

VG Bitburger Land

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Bath Bath Cologne-West 1861 Iron; Conjecture
Etteldorf Etteldorf Cologne-West 1861 Iron; Conjecture
Erdorf I. Bitburg - Erdorf Cologne-West 1861 Iron; Conjecture
Erdorf II-III Wilsecker Cologne-West 1861 Iron; Conjecture
Fliessem III Flowem Cologne-West 1861 Iron; Conjecture
Field of being Field of being Cologne-West 1861 Iron; Conjecture
hamlet Kyllburgweiler Cologne-West 1861 Iron; Conjecture
Willsecker Wilsecker Cologne-West 1861 Iron; Conjecture

VG Prüm

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
At the Krakesberge Lead alf  ? Düren Oct 16, 1556 lead
On the Alffer Berg Lead alf? Düren Oct 16, 1556 lead
On the Trenken Brandscheid Düren Jan. 24, 1571 lead
Birk Niederprüm Düren iron
Eifel blessing Brandscheid Düren lead
Emilienberg Winterscheid Düren lead
Eva-Liv Schönecken - Wetteldorf Düren Iron; in the Wetteldorf concession field
Good Hope Lead alf Düren lead
In the mountains of meat Lead alf Düren Jul 03, 1607 lead
Liege Niederprüm Düren iron
New Hope Lead alf Düren 11th century Oct 11, 1954 Lead; awarded Jan. 29, 1840; Mühlenberger tunnel (> 400 m length); Mühlenberger Schacht; up to 1000 workers; newly awarded 5. Mar. 1952; Operating times 1840–1852,? -1. Oct. 1922, 5. Mar. 1952 - Oct 11, 1954; At least 10 ore-bearing parallel courses, including: Richelberger, Heinrich, Bucheter and Ober-Dickhecker as main courses location
Rötzel Niederprüm Düren iron
Schnee-Eifel-Silberhöh Gonde board - Niedermehlem Düren lead
Betting village Schönecken - Wetteldorf Düren Iron; Concession field
Vahlberg Prüm Düren copper
Seiwerath Schönecken-Wetteldorf Düren Iron; in the Wetteldorf concession field

Ahrweiler district

Bad Breisig

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Regina Niederbreisig Cologne-West 1859 Spateisenstein

Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Calvary Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler Cologne-West 18th century Copper, lead; also written Calvary ; at Ahrweiler

county

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Adolphine Eckendorf Cologne-West Iron; low operation
Thusnelda Boelingen Cologne-West Iron; low operation

Remagen

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Charles Rolandseck Cologne East 1859 Lead, copper, zinc; Awarded in 1859; to Laura
flora Rolandseck Cologne East 1859 Lead, copper, zinc; Awarded in 1859; to Laura

Sinzig

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Hella Francs Cologne-West manganese
Riedelberg Francs Cologne-West Copper, pebbles

VG Adenau

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Adenau I, II Adenau Coblenz lead
Ahr luck Barweiler Coblenz 1925 (around) 1930 (before) Copper, barite, lead, zinc; 6 km southwest of Adenau
Mountain blessing I Aremberg Coblenz Lead, zinc, brown iron stone; near Aremberg on the south and west slopes of the Arembergs; Tunnel with a length of 1200 m, excavation height 90 m location
Mine Breidscheid Coblenz 1863 Lead, copper
Dorothea I, III Wershofen Coblenz Lead, zinc, copper, iron; at Fuchshofen location
Engelberg Hönningen Coblenz iron
Gertraud I-XI Antweiler Coblenz Copper, pale ores, lead; also called Gertrud ; 800 m NE of Antweiler
Gilgenbach I, II, III, IV Adenau Coblenz Lead, copper
Hermann Joseph Antweiler Coblenz 1909 (before) Clay iron stone
Hochstaden Wimbach Coblenz Lead, zinc
Joseph I, III Antweiler Coblenz Iron, lead, copper, zinc
Copper mountain Insul Coblenz Apr 3, 1623 Oct. 1931 Copper; Awarded Oct. 20, 1905; 21 Mar Re-awarded in 1940; Upper old tunnel; Deep tunnels 1 & 2; Deep tunnel location
Leimbach Leimbach Coblenz Lead, copper pyrites, iron; in the forest between Lückenbach, Niederadenau and Leimbach
Reifferscheid I, II, III Reifferscheid Coblenz Lead, copper; several test shafts
Rhine-Meuse Adenau Coblenz Lead, copper
Rosalie Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) Schwerspath; old tunnel, 45 m long new tunnel 300 m southwest. from that
Wilhelm Antweiler Coblenz Jan. 18, 1910 1937 Copper, lead, iron, antimony; Awarded Jan. 18, 1911; 2 tunnels that are still passable; Limbach deep tunnel; approx. 800 m northeast of Antweiler in the Limbachtal
Wilhelmsglück Heckenbach Coblenz copper

VG Altenahr

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Aare-Hochstaden Lind Coblenz 1905 (before) Lead, zinc, pyrites; Trial operation location
Avalanche Liers Coblenz Lead, copper
Dürenfeld Kesseling- Weidenbach Coblenz Iron, copper
Elisabeth Lind Coblenz Lead, copper
Towering high Kirchsahr Cologne-West 1851 1942 Spatheisenstein, galena, copper; on the left side of the Saarbach; 1852 27 m long tunnel; operated again 1936–1942; Another gallery (lead gloss, operated until 1851) with a length of 33 m
hope Ahrbrück Cologne-West 1824 Antimony; 2-3 km northwest of Ahrbrück (on the Martinsknipp); Discovered in 18124 while building a road; Mined in 1825; on Sep 11 Awarded in 1826 location
Hürnigskopf Kirchsahr- Binzenbach Cologne-West 1927 1938/40 240 m Zinc, lead; Shaft (2.50 x 2.00 m); Workforce: 40 workers below and 30 workers; Total production: approx. 50,000 t of ores; Location approx. 750 m northwest. from Plittersdorf
Charles luck Kesseling Coblenz Lead, copper, iron location
Kesseling Kesseling-Weidenbach Coblenz Iron, copper
Marianne Liers Coblenz Lead, copper, iron
Saar blessing Kirchsahr-Binzenbach Cologne-West 18th century Antimony; Newly awarded in 1855; 1855/57 old tunnel at Dreiseifen; 1906/08 tunnel (approx. 250 m south of the Sahr castle)
Silver bush Kirchsahr-Binzenbach Cologne-West 1805 Lead? ; Occupancy: 1805, 1850/57, towards the end of World War I until 1922/23
Spes Ahrbrück Cologne-West antimony

VG Brohltal

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Barthold Wassenach Coblenz 12 m Copper, brown iron stone; northeast of the Laachersee between Wassenach and Kell; 2 shafts with one tunnel each (10 and 12 m depth)
Eisenkaul (e) Weir Coblenz Spateisenstein
Gas in Weir Coblenz Iron; in the badger tuft near Wehr
Hersfeld I. Burgbrohl hamlet Coblenz Lead, zinc, pale ores, copper
Virgin of Hall Brohl-Lützing Coblenz copper

Bernkastel-Wittlich district

VG Bernkastel-Kues

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Murmurs Piesport  ? Trier-St. Helix Lead; adjacent to Piesport
Piesport Piesport Trier-St. Helix Lead, zinc, copper; in the communities of Piesport, Minheim, Nieder-Emmel and Kesten on the Moselle
Wilhelm I Kilburg Trier-St. Helix Lead, copper

VG Traben-Trarbach

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Germany Hontheim Trier-St. Helix Copper; Grubenfeld near the villages of Niederscheidweiler, Hontheim, Diefenbach, Wilverscheid and Hasborn
Hontheim Hontheim Trier-St. Helix Copper; Pit field in the root ditch south of Bad Bertrich
New luck Hontheim Trier-St. Helix Copper; Grubenfeld near the villages of Niederscheidweiler, Hontheim, Diefenbach, Wilverscheid and Hasborn
Prussia Hontheim Trier-St. Helix Copper; Grubenfeld near the villages of Niederscheidweiler, Hontheim, Diefenbach, Wilverscheid and Hasborn

VG Wittlich-Land

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Helene Altrich Trier-St. Helix Ore?
New luck Hasborn Trier-St. Helix 193 * 1939 Copper, zinc; southeast from Hasborn

Bernkastel-Wittlich district

VG Traben-Trarbach

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Kondelwald Kinderbeuren Coblenz Eisenglanz, Roteisenstein; at Reil and Kinderbeuren

District of Cochem-Zell

VG Cochem

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Anna Maria Cards Coblenz Lead, zinc, copper
Beiler Cards Coblenz Lead, zinc; northwest of Karden; probably just Schurf
Brohl Cards Coblenz Lead, zinc; northwest of Karden; probably just Schurf
Carden I Cards Coblenz 1881 Lead, zinc, copper pyrites, sulfur pyrites; extends over the municipalities of Karden, Brohl, Winningen, Brieden and Pommern
Clottenerhöhe Clothes Coblenz Iron; Concession field
Cochemer staples Serious  ? Coblenz 1883 (before) Copper; near Cochem; only exploration work
serious Serious ? Coblenz 1883 (before) Copper; near Cochem; only exploration work
Forest Cards Coblenz Lead, zinc, copper, pyrites, pale ore; at the Birschinger Höfe; 3 experimental tunnels and die
Lavinia Cards Coblenz Lead, zinc; northwest of Karden; probably just Schurf
Maasburg ? Coblenz iron
Mosella Tired Coblenz 1870 Lead, zinc; Mining at three points in the same corridor
Treis Cards Coblenz Lead, zinc; northwest of Karden; probably just Schurf

VG elms

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Alflina Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; in the high forest
Auguste Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; at the Endertbach
Endert Elms Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; at the Endertbach
Marthenthal Elms Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; at the Endertbach
Thomas Bad Bertrich Coblenz 4 m Copper; on the road to Alf; probably just Schurf
Steinmann Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; in the high forest
Uelmen Elms Coblenz Iron; Concession field

VG Kaisersesch

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Amalia Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Anna Kaisersesch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Anton Düngenheim Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Antony Country core Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Antony Düngenheim Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; 1895 49 employees (1911 60, 1912 75); Operating hours: -15. May 1910; 15. Jan. 1911-1914; 1918-1928
Endurance I-III Kaisersesch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Barbara Düngenheim Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Bernard's calm Kaisersesch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Berenz Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Bewinkel Hambuch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Bridge I-IV Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Colonia Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; average 38 employees
Concordia Düngenheim Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Constantia Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; average 38 employees
Fortuna Kaisersesch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Carter Düngenheim Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Gaudesloch Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Gerharz Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Germania Kaisersesch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Gertrud Düngenheim Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Gertrude Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Start of happiness Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Goldschmidt Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Gorges I-II Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
God with us Gambling Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Good Hope Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Good luck Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Güttenkäulchen Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Haardt Düngenheim Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Hasenwieschen Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Heidenloch Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
hope Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Hellgate Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Jacob Kaisersesch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
John Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Johannisberg Urmensbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Joseph Kaisersesch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Joseph Düngenheim Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Joseph's luck Düngenheim Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Kronwieschen Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Lark catch Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Lucas Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
May rose Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Marcus Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Margaretha Forest Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Marthenthal I-II Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Marie Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Masburg Masburg Coblenz Iron; Concession field
Mathias Kaisersesch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Mathias Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
May Urmensbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Mayer Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Mill pods Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Neighbor I-II Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
New Pütz - upper entrance Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
New Pütz - lower entrance Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Head deer Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Oligskaul I-IV Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Ostermann Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Peter Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Pickard Düngenheim Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Pfaffrath Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Reichhard Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Reifgeswies Kaisersesch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Vineyards Kaisersesch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Roses Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
cutter Urmensbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Schopp Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Sisterbach Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
St. Catharina Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Steffes Masburg / Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Stampers Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Stockberg Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Unterschkaul Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Walgenbach I-II Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Welter Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Werresnick Masburg Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
wolf Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Wolfertsthälchen Müllenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
discord Laubach Coblenz 1883 (before) slate

VG Zell

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Alf I-II Alf Coblenz Roteisenstein; only Schurf

Mayen-Koblenz district

District city of Andernach

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Bismarck Namedy Coblenz 1883 (before) Copper, pebbles; only Schurf
Good luck for Namedy Coblenz 1883 (before) Copper, lead, zinc
Helpetal Namedy Coblenz 1883 (before) Lead, zinc
Jung IV Kell Coblenz 1883 (before) Manganese; near Kell am Laacher See (where the path leads down to the Kreiyermühle); no operation

County town of Mayen

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Anna Mayen  ? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Back Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Backeberg Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
spell Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Barbara I-II Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Bickert Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Flecktheuer Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
George Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Good luck for Mayen Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; to Katzenberg ; 48 employees on average location
Rabbit hole Hausen Coblenz 1883 (before) 48 m Slate; 48 employees on average
Helene Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
In hell Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Johann Kürrenberg Coblenz Lead, zinc
Katzenberg Mayen Coblenz 1362 (before) 2019 400 m Slate; 1870 machine shaft #; 1959 New main shaft; Glückaufschacht location
Magdalena Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Maria Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Morning star Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
paradise Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Paul Hausen Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Peter Hausen Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Rathscheck Hausen Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; 45 employees on average
Reiff Mayen Coblenz Slate; to Katzenberg
Sauerborn Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
St. Catharina Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Weising Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)
Wren Mayen? Coblenz 1883 (before) Slate; south of Mayen (possibly already Polch)

VG Maifeld

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Agnes Trimbs Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Anna Trimbs Coblenz slate
Antony Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Replied Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Barbara Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Barbara I-II Trimbs Coblenz slate
Farmer Trimbs Coblenz slate
Burberg Trimbs Coblenz slate
Grapp I-III Mertloch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Good Hope Trimbs Coblenz slate
Helfertsberg Some Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Hermann Joseph Trimbs Coblenz slate
Wooden meadow Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Honey pit Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Hostert Trimbs Coblenz slate
Hundsley Trimbs Coblenz slate
Jacobi Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
John Trimbs Coblenz slate
Joseph Attention Coblenz Slate; in the Nettetal near Ochtendung
Joseph Trimbs Coblenz Slate; not to be confused with the pit at Ochtendung
Cat hole Trimbs Coblenz slate
Kelbach Trimbs Coblenz slate
Kirchley Attention Coblenz Slate; in the Nettetal near Ochtendung
Kretzersley I-II Trimbs Coblenz slate
Cow boots Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Margareta Polch -Nettesürsch Coblenz 1996 Slate; also written Margareta (not to be confused with Margarethe ); Operating phases: -1986, 1992-96 location
Margarethe Trimbs Coblenz slate
Maria Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Michel Trimbs Coblenz slate
morning sun Trimbs Coblenz slate
Mühlberg I-IV Trimbs Coblenz slate
Müller Trimbs Coblenz slate
Nell Welling Coblenz Slate; in the Nettetal near Fraukirch
Nicolaus Trimbs Coblenz slate
Nicolaus Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Peter Trimbs Coblenz slate
Petersberg Trimbs Coblenz slate
Philippsberg I-II Trimbs Coblenz slate
Rotterberg Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Susanna Welling Coblenz Slate; in the Nettetal near Welling
Bustard piece Trimbs Coblenz slate
Wasserley Trimbs Coblenz slate
Werner Welling Coblenz Slate; in the Nettetal near Fraukirch
Wiesplatz Little / Collig Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Wilbert Trimbs Coblenz slate
From Brewer Welling Coblenz Slate; in the Nettetal near Fraukirch

VG Mendig

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Zieglowski Mendig Coblenz Pumice; 1.5 km northeast. from Mendig location

VG Pellenz

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Antony Chained Coblenz 1843 1852 32.7 m Brown coal; at Weissenthurm and Kettig; 1st shaft with a depth of 31.4 m; 2nd shaft with a depth of 25.8 m; Auxiliary shaft, 4th shaft with 32.7 m depth; in the Bungert Schacht district with a depth of 12.7 m; Operating times: 1843–1847, 1849–1852
Hermann Gallenberg Coblenz Brown coal; near Gallenberg; no operation
Meurin Kretz Coblenz 2/3. Century tuff
Oeynhausenzeche Saffig Coblenz 1840 1848 32.5 m Brown coal; in the district of Leyendrisch; 6 shafts with max. Depth of 11 m; Angelika shaft - 25.3 m depth, auxiliary shaft with 32.5 m

VG Rhein-Mosel

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Achenbach Kobern Coblenz Lead, zinc
Bertram I-IV Lehmen - Moselsürsch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Dominicus Winningen Coblenz Iron; Concession field; also written Dominkus
Marie Löf - Kattenes Coblenz 1868 White lead ore, galena, zinc blende, copper pebbles; Gallery from the Moselle valley (69 m long)
Norbertus Kobern Coblenz Nov 29, 1842 1880 Spateisenstein, Brauneisenstein; in the Eiligertal north of Kobern; Oberstollen 21 m below the highest peak of the Mühlenkopf on the western valley slope above the Auersmühle at 100 m above the Eiligerbach; Central or Nikolaus tunnel 35.6 m below the upper tunnel; Deep tunnel with a length of 78 m at the confluence of the Eiligerbach and the Solligerbach (passage not found); Kapellenberg tunnel at Auersmühle 21 m below the bottom of the central tunnel; Another deep tunnel with a length of 570 m in the village of Kobern on the Moselle (44 m deeper than the chapel tunnel)
Shepherd Lehmen - Moselsürsch Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
St. Lubentius Kobern Coblenz Iron; Concession field

VG Vordereifel

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Barbara Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Bausberg I Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) March 1969 slate location
Bausberg II Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) March 1969 Slate> location
Bendisberg Langenfeld -St. Jost Coblenz 1900 May 11, 1957 81 m Lead, zinc, copper; at St. Jost; formerly Hope Bernardi et Susannae ; 1938 blind shaft; Upper, Middle and Lower or Tiefer Eisenheld tunnels; Johannasstollen; up to 120 staff members; Hours of Operation: 1900–1904: Apr. 26, 1937 - Dec. 1, 1940; Dec. 13, 1948-11. May. 1957 location Langenfeld (Eifel) mine Bendisberg309.JPG
Lead dent Langenfeld Coblenz 1905 (before) Lead, zinc; near Langefeld am Arftbach in front of the confluence with the Nette; a tunnel
Elisabeth Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Elzbach Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Eschbach Herresbach -Eschbach Coblenz 1883 (before) Copper, sulfur; Experimental work; short tunnel; Die
Geisenberg Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Gertrudensglück I-III Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Good hope Bernardi et Susannae Langenfeld Coblenz 1859 Lead, copper pebbles; at St. Jost
Herfeld I, II Monreal Coblenz Lead, copper; also called Goldkaule ; Tunnel construction
Imperial luck Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Johanna Münk Coblenz lead
Jung I Boos Coblenz 07 Dec 1869 Lead, zinc, copper; in witches dance ; southwest of silver sand
Kempen Boos Coblenz Lead; at Münk and Mannebach
Lüderich Langenfeld-St. Jost Coblenz 1957 (after) Lead, zinc
Maria Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
New Holland Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Nicolaus Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Peter Sweeping Coblenz 1883 (before) slate
Rhine-Moselle Herresbach  ? Coblenz 1863 Copper, pyrites, lead; 6-7 m long tunnel
Silver sand Ettringen Coblenz 1401 1959 110 m Lead, zinc, copper, spatula; west of the cinder cone Hochsimmer; Operating times: 1401–1677, 1846–1914, 1957–1959 (experimental work); 1855 Louisen tunnel, machine shaft (depth approx. 110 m) and a conveyor tunnel (depth approx. 33 m); Upper tunnel with a length of 111 m; Deep Loiuisen tunnel with a length of 329 m; Die with 20 m; Machine shaft 50.5 m below the sole of the Louisen tunnel location
Siebenbach Siebenbach Coblenz 1883 (before) Lead, zinc, copper pyrites, sulfur pyrites, brown iron stone; east of the high eight

District of Trier-Saarburg

VG Schweich

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Naurath Naurath Trier-St. Helix 1871 Toneisenstein, Roteisenstein; near Schweich , Naurath and Föhren
Soft morning star Keep quiet Trier-St. Helix 1868 (before) Iron; in the Obersässer valley; Production in 1868: 6,252 t, 1869: 3,530 t

VG Trier-Land

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Angel Ralingen Trier-St. Helix 1946 Gypsum (sulfate); on the Rechberg near Olk; Horst-Peter-Stollen location
horst Ralingen Trier-St. Helix 1968 Gypsum (sulfate); 660 m northeast of the Horst-Peter tunnel of the Engel pit
Isidore Olk Trier-St. Helix iron
Jahn Olk Trier-St. Helix iron
Klopstock Olk Trier-St. Helix Brown iron stone
Kohlscheid Olk Trier-St. Helix iron
Körrensig Olk Trier-St. Helix iron
Cleaning holes cord Trier-St. Helix 18th century (before) 14 m Copper; Dismantling as early as Roman times; 9 shafts; Awarded in the 19th century location
Ramstein cord Trier-St. Helix Lead, copper; at Kordel and Butzweiler

Vulkaneifel district

VG Daun

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Eiflia Immerath Coblenz Copper and sulfur pyrites
Ehrenstein Gemünden Coblenz Lead, zinc
Gold luck Niederstadtfeld Coblenz Galena, zinc
Victoria regia Üdersdorf Coblenz Galena, zinc

VG Gerolstein

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Gees Gerolstein -Gees Coblenz Brown iron stone
justice Coblenz Coblenz Brown iron stone; near Gerolstein, Lissingen and Pelm
Gerolstein Gerolstein Coblenz Brown iron stone
Karl Gerolstein Coblenz Brown iron stone; near Gerolstein, Lissingen and Pelm
Clare Gerolstein Coblenz Brown iron stone; near Gerolstein, Lissingen and Pelm
Löwenburg Gerolstein Coblenz Brown iron stone; near Gerolstein, Lissingen and Pelm
Pelm Pelm Coblenz Brown iron stone

VG Hillesheim

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Follberg Hillesheim Coblenz 1905 (before) Brown iron stone
Louisenberg Kerpen Coblenz Brown iron stone

VG Kelberg

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Mountain crown Uersfeld Coblenz 1855 Jun 30, 1967 185 m Barite; 5 km north-northeast. von Ulmen, between Gunderath and Uersfeld in the Elzbachtal above Uersfeld; Award ceremony on Sep 18 1857; also called Uersfeld or Kaul ; Standstill: 1859-61, 1926-28, 1945-48; 1930 two cableway shafts with a depth of 115 m and 185 m; Shaft near Kötterich; 1968 Water supply for the Cochem-Zell district waterworks Location location

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Georgine Berenbach Coblenz Barite location
Kempen Mannebach Coblenz 1905 (before) Lead, zinc

VG Obere Kyll

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Darius Gönnersdorf  ? Coblenz Iron; south of Dollendorf and northwest. from Lissendorf
Pit mountain Gönnersdorf Coblenz Iron; near Gönnersdorf, Schüler and Feusdorf
Little cross Gönnersdorf Coblenz Iron; Concession field near Gönnersdorf, Schüler and Feusdorf
Niebelungen colliery Gönnersdorf Coblenz lead

trier

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Pallia Trier-West / Pallien Trier-St. Helix Roteisenstein

Belgium

By definition, the Eifel is often limited to German territory. For the sake of completeness, the mines of the former German, now Belgian areas are listed here.

Liege Province

Amel

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Sky prince Born / Deidenberg Düren Jul 24, 1895 Gold; awarded 28 Sep 1896; near Born and Deidenberg; only Schurf (there are 14 other awards)

Büllingen

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Start of happiness Manderfeld Düren Lead; between Aum and Manderfeld
Lucky height Manderfeld Düren lead

Burg-Reuland

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
New California Reuland Düren lead
Dwarf pit Owl Düren lead

Lontzen

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Beginning Lontzen Düren Lead, iron, zinc
Lontzen Lontzen Düren Zinc; 150 m north-north-west of Lontzen
Rudof Lontzen- Rabotrath Düren Zinc; between Hassenberg, Walheim, Walhorn and Lontzen
Poppeisberg Lontzen Düren zinc

Kelmis

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Altenberg Kelmis- Hergenrath Düren 1344 1884 Calamine, zinc; also called Vieille Montagne ; Gleaning mining until the 20th century.
Auenberg Kelmis Düren
Erlenbach Kelmis New Moresnet Düren 1940 1945 Zinc; also called Eselbach ; between the Eschbroich mine and the Mützhagen mine
Eschbroich Kelmis-Moresnet Düren zinc
Fossey Kelmis Neutral Moresnet Düren 1878 1923 200 m Zinc, lead; approx. 1 km northeast of the Astenet level crossing; Luisenstollen; 3 bays
Mützhagen Kelmis Neutral Moresnet Düren
Prester Kelmis-Hergenrath Düren Brown iron stone, manganese
Schmalgraf Kelmis Neutral Moresnet Düren 1858 May 01, 1932 Zinc (calamine), lead, pyrite; in the Altenberg concession in the Honbachtal; Oscar Stollen; Occurrence discovered in the monastery shaft in 1858; 2 shafts; Dismantling from 1867; 290m depth with 7 soles; 150 workers, 120 of them underground; Total production (1867–1932): 22,641 t calamine, 333,654 t shell cover, 21,188 t lead ore and 29,295 t pyrite. location

Plombières

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Lead mountain Plombières Düren 1365 (before) 1922 192 m Zinc, lead, silver; also called Bleyberg or Plombières ; 6 km northwest. from Kelmis ; Newly awarded in 1827; 1896 364 staff members; Shaft with a depth of 192 m location
Hombourg Plombières- Hombourg Düren 1827 (before) Re-awarded in 1827
Montzen Montzen Düren? 1827 (before) Re-awarded in 1827

Saint Vith

Surname District Mountain area Beginning The End Depth Remarks location image
Andler Andler Düren lead
Bocheit Sankt Vith-Schönberg Düren 1589 Lead; newly awarded in 1608
Gertrud-Willy Andler Düren lead
Right slate tunnel Saint Vith Düren slate
Schneifel Andler Düren lead

See also

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Evidence and details

  1. ↑ The mining history Kalls
  2. ↑ a b c d e f g h Sabiene Rath (dissertation): The history of exploration of the Eifel geology - 200 years a classic area of ​​geological research
  3. ↑ Archaeological Tour North Eifel 2016 - Kall-Golbach: Pingen as relics of iron ore mining
  4. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em en eo ep eq er es et eu ev ew ex ey ez fa fb fc fd fe ff fg fh fi fj fk fl fm fn fo fp fq fr fs ft fu fv fw fx fy fz ga gb gc gd ge gf gg gh gi gj gk gl gm gn go gp gq gr gs gt gu gv gw gx gy gz ha hb hc hd he hf hg hh hi hj hk hl hm Maximilian Wemmer: The ore deposits of the Eifel excluding the vicinity of Aachen . Bormann & Co., 1909 ( digitized in digital texts of the library of the seminar for economic and social history of the University of Cologne ).
  5. ↑ Kufferather Bergbau hiking trail
  6. ↑ http://www.pension-thelen.de/duettling/HeimatgeschichteDuettlingundUmgebung.pdf Heimatgeschichte Düttling
  7. ↑ a b c d e Appendix 26 to "Settlement history in the area of ​​the Kreuzau community" - Ore mining and smelting in the Voreifel region
  8. ↑ Maubacher Bergbau ( Memento of the original from March 6, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.geomontanus.com
  9. ↑ Appendix 06 on “Settlement history in the area of ​​the Kreuzau community” - The castle and the village of Drove
  10. ↑ a b c d e f Peter Greven: On the localization of the historical Aduatuca - Caesar's winter camp in the Northern Eifel: once lived the Cimbri with the Ambrones, Ambiorix with the Eburones, Odin with the Asen and Siegfried with the Nibelungen on the rivers Inde, Rur , Urft and Erft? , 2012, 388 pages
  11. ↑ a b c List of the pits in the museum collection  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.grube-silberhardt.de  
  12. ↑ 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 Albert Putsch: The minerals of the Eifel and the adjacent areas . La Ruelle, 1905 ( online text ).
  13. ^ Grube Glücksthal in the Mineralienatlas
  14. ↑ Files of the State Archive NRW Münster
  15. ↑ a b c d Volker Reppke, Friedrich Knauer, Andreas Schmickler: Mining in the Mutscheid (Eifel) - the Glücksthal mine . Self-published: Friedrich Knauer, 2018, ISBN 978-3-00-060461-4 .
  16. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa from entertainment gazette and indicator for the Schleiden u district. Environment No. 88-4 November 1891
  17. ^ Grube Klappertshardt in the Mineralienatlas
  18. ↑ a b c d e - Mining in the Sahrbachtal
  19. ↑ a b c Workshop of the Wohlfahrt pit
  20. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j Manfred Konrads: Mines that are little known or completely unknown
  21. ↑ a b Pit Wohlfahrt
  22. ↑ Schwalenbach mine in the Mineralienatlas
  23. ↑ Silberberg mine in the Mineralienatlas
  24. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n In search of Eisenstein - traces of Kaller miners
  25. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Historical data on the mining history of Kalls
  26. ↑ a b c d e Mutungsriss of the mines Stahlberg, Keldenich and Soetenich
  27. ↑ a b c d e Situation plan for Joseph Landersbon's application for a license for the iron stone mine Proserpina
  28. ↑ a b c d e Welfare Mine: Excursions of the International Mining Workshop
  29. ↑ Tanzberg mine in the Mineralienatlas
  30. ↑ Virginia Pit in the Mineral Atlas
  31. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Fanny Imle: The lead mining of Mechernich in the Voreifel - an economic and socio-political study . Gustav Fischer, Jena 1909, p. 226 ( digitized in digital texts of the library of the seminar for economic and social history at the University of Cologne ).
  32. ↑ a b c d e f g Mining in Weyer
  33. ↑ Site plan of the Fey field, which is coveted in concession on Eisenstein
  34. ↑ Grube Gottessegen in the Mineral Atlas
  35. ↑ Grube Gute Hope in the Mineralienatlas
  36. ^ Website of the Mechernich Mining Museum
  37. ↑ Kalenberg opencast mine
  38. ^ Ernst: Journal for the mining, metallurgy and saltworks in the German Empire, Volume 19, 1871
  39. ↑ From the Federal Archives (roughly 1915-1918)
  40. ↑ History of Marmagen
  41. ↑ A water art on the Ceres mine near Pesch
  42. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j Mining in Rheinbach
  43. ↑ Zeche Laura in the Mineralienatlas
  44. ↑ Philippine Pit in the Mineral Atlas
  45. ↑ Flint mining Lousberg, Aachen
  46. ↑ a b The mining locomotives in the Aachen district
  47. ↑ Herrenberg mine in the Mineralienatlas
  48. ↑ The alphabet of local history - the letter H.
  49. ↑ 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 Alphabet of local history - letter E.
  50. ↑ a b c d Alphabet of local history - letter A
  51. ↑ a b c d e f g General plan of the pits of the Eschweiler Bergwerk Verein
  52. ↑ a b c d Eschweiler mining
  53. ↑ a b Alphabet of local history - letter B
  54. ↑ Series of publications by the Eschweiler History Association
  55. ↑ Alphabet of local history - letter P
  56. ↑ a b c d e f g h Diepenlinchen pit ( Memento of the original from November 25, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.geomontanus.com
  57. ↑ Series of publications by the Eschweiler History Association
  58. ↑ Büsbacherberg-Brockenberg ore mine
  59. ↑ Alphabet of local history - letter C.
  60. ↑ Alphabet of local history - letter D
  61. ↑ The alphabet of local history - the letter G
  62. ^ Anton Kohlhaas: History of coal mining in today's urban area of ​​Stolberg (Rhld.). Contributions to Stolberg history and local history. Vol. 12, Stolberg 1965.
  63. ^ Alphabet of local history - the letter M
  64. ^ Alphabet of local history - the letter Z
  65. ↑ a b c d e f g h Situation plan for the assumptions Erdorf, Erdorf II and Erdorf III
  66. ↑ a b c d e f g http://www.besucherbergwerk.bleialf.org/index.php/bleierzlagerstaetten-und-ihrer-besitzer Lead ore deposits and their owners
  67. ↑ New Hope Pit in the Mineral Atlas
  68. ↑ a b Technical work by Fabian Sicken: On the trail of the copper mine ore mine
  69. ↑ a b Pioneering Spirit in the 20th Century - Carl Hüfth and Mining in the Upper Ahr Valley ( Memento of the original from May 24, 2003 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.kreis.aw-online.de
  70. ↑ Ahrglück mine on mindat.org
  71. ↑ Ahrglück mine in the mineral atlas
  72. ^ Grube Bergsegen I in the Mineralienatlas
  73. ↑ Dorothea Pit in the Mineral Atlas
  74. ^ B. Habel: Ore mining in the Ahr area - the "Dorothea" mine near Wershofen
  75. ↑ Gertraud mine in the Mineralienatlas
  76. ↑ Pit Joseph in the Mineralienatlas
  77. ↑ Leimbach mine in the mineral atlas
  78. ↑ Reifferscheid mine in the Mineralienatlas
  79. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em en eo ep eq er es et eu ev ew ex ey ez fa fb fc fd fe ff fg fh fi fj fk fl fm fn fo fp fq fr fs ft fu fv fw fx fy fz ga gb gc gd ge gf gg gh gi gj gk gl gm gn go gp gq gr gs Digital copy: Wilhelm Liebering: Description of the Coblenz I mining district , Verlag Adolph Marcus, Bonn, 1883
  80. ↑ Grube Wilhelm in the Mineralienatlas
  81. ↑ Hope pit in the mineral atlas
  82. ↑ The former ore mine Hürnigskopf near Plittersdorf
  83. ^ Grube Karlsglück in the Mineralienatlas
  84. ↑ Saarsegen mine in the Mineralienatlas
  85. ↑ Mining on the Middle Moselle
  86. ^ Copper from the Neuglück mine. Retrieved February 12, 2018 .
  87. ^ Grube Neuglück in the Mineralienatlas
  88. ^ Grube Carden in the Mineralienatlas
  89. ↑ a b c Slate mining in Düngenheim
  90. ↑ a b c d Mosel slate mine Katzenberg
  91. ↑ pit Zieglowski in Mineralienatlas
  92. ↑ pit Marieim Mineralienatlas
  93. ↑ Norbertus pit in the Mineralienatlas
  94. ↑ a b Website of the Bendisberg visitor mine
  95. ↑ pit lead dent in Mineralienatlas
  96. ↑ Grube Herfeld I, II in the Mineralienatlas
  97. ↑ Jung 1 lead ore mine in Boos
  98. ↑ Silbersand mine in the Mineral Atlas
  99. ^ Journal of mining, metallurgy and saltworks in the German Empire, Volume 18, Ernst, 1870
  100. ↑ a b Website of the Engel pit
  101. ↑ Cleaning holes in the mineral atlas
  102. ↑ Bergkrone mine in the Mineralienatlas
  103. ↑ History of Kaul ( Memento of the original from October 31, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.oberes-elztal.de
  104. ^ Entry on Bergkrone mine in Uersfeld in the " KuLaDig " database of the Rhineland Regional Association
  105. ↑ Grube Georgine at www.mindat.org
  106. ↑ Fossey Mine in the Mineral Atlas
  107. ↑ Altenberg mine in the mineral atlas
  108. ↑ a b Kelmis mining district
  109. ↑ a b http: //www. Grenzrouten.eu/themen/7bleibergbau/index.html Blooming mining in the border region
  110. ↑ Inspection at Kelmis
  111. ↑ Erlenbach mine in the mineral atlas
  112. ↑ Eschbroich mine in the Mineralienatlas
  113. ↑ Fossey Mine in the Mineral Atlas
  114. ↑ Mützhagen mine in the mineral atlas
  115. ↑ pit Schmalgraf in Mineralienatlas
  116. ↑ Schmalgraf mine
  117. ↑ Bleiberg mine in the Mineralienatlas
  118. ↑ a b c The Plombieres mine
  119. ↑ KML file . Retrieved August 18, 2019.
  120. ↑ GPX file . Retrieved August 18, 2019.