List of mines in the Harz

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This list contains an overview of the mines in the Harz Mountains of central Germany, formerly one of the most productive mining regions in the world.

Bad Grund[]

Bad Harzburg[]

  • , Göttingerode

Bad Lauterberg[]

  • , Bad Lauterberg (closed 2007)

Hahnenklee[]

Hahnenklee Field[]

  • August Gallery
  • Aufcontainingtigkeit Pit, 1741 - 1761, 42 m depth, probably silver ore
  • Pit Beständigkeit Pit, 1739 - 1816 (1828), 90 m depth, silver-containing galena
  • Herzogin Philipina Charlotte Pit, 1745 - 1802, probably silver-containing galena
  • Johann Georg Pit, 1748 - 1754, probably silver-containing galena
  • Morgenröte Pit, 1679 - 1684, probably silver ore
  • St. Edmund Pit (upper and lower), 1620 - 1739 (1828), 70 m depth, probably silver ore
  • Pit Theodora, ab 1816 Theodora and Beständigkeit, 1741 - 1828, 90 m depth, silver-containing galena
  • Lautenthaler Hoffnungsstollen, built 1745 - 1799, length 4 km, 158 m deep in the Theodora Shaft, today a drinking water reservoir

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  • Alter Gesellschafter Shaft
  • Alter Treibschacht
  • Christiane Sophie, a pinge
  • Erbtiefster Shaft
  • Brauner Hirsch Pit , 1690 - 1755, 70 m depth, silver and copper ores
  • Grüne Linde Pit , 1693 - 1724, probably silver ore
  • Grüne Tanne and Kahlebergsglück Pit
  • Elisabeth Julians Pit
  • Haus Hannover Pit , 1718 - 1721, probably silver ore
  • Haus Wolfenbüttel Pit , 1718 - 1760, 60 m depth, probably silver ore
  • Hermann Pit , 1681 - 1696, probably silver ore
  • Herzog Anton Ulcontaining Pit , 1673 - 1807, 210 m depth, silver-containing galena
  • Herzog August Wilhelm Pit , 1672 - 1738, probably silver ore
  • , 1663 - 1681 (1931), 75 m depth, silver-containing galena
  • , 1681 - 1931, 430 m depth, silver-containing galena
  • , 1670 - 1681 (1931), 40 m depth, silver-containing galena
  • Herzog Georg Wilhelm Pit , 1664 - 1718, probably silver ore
  • Landes Herrn Pit
  • Neue Gesellschaft Pit , 1670 - 1745, 135 m depth, probably silver ore
  • Neuer Edmund Pit , 1718 - 1755, kein Erzfund
  • Neues Zellerfeld Pit , 1703 - 1745, 110 m depth, probably silver-containing galena
  • Prinzen Pit , 1691 - 1705, 40 m depth, probably silver ore
  • Silberner Bock Pit
  • Silberner Georg Pit , 1692 - 1696, probably silver ore
  • Stadt Braunschweig Pit , 1673 - 1686, probably silver ore
  • Zellerfelder Hoffnung Pit, 1716 - 1866, 40 m depth, probably silver-containing galena
  • Grumbacher Gallery, built 1719 - 1730, length 1.8 km
  • , 1922 - 1929, prospecting shaft
  • 1st Lichtloch Shaft
  • 3rd Lichtloch Shaft
  • Drei Bäre Shaft'
  • Haus Braunschweig Shaft
  • Kahlenbergsglück Shaft
  • Neues Lichtloch Shaft

Clausthal-Zellerfeld[]

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Haus Herzberg Field[]


Goslar[]

Lautenthal[]

Sankt Andreasberg[]

Schulenberg im Harz (Upper and Middle Schulenberg)[]

including Festenburg im Harz

(eastern section), formerly Bockswiese-Schulenberg-Festenburg Field[]

  • Altenauer Hoffnung Gallery
  • Festenburg Gallery, mentioned in 1720
  • Gelbe Lilie Pit / Neue Gelbe Lilie Pit , 1669 - 1817, 250 m depth, silver ore, chalcopyrite
  • , 1666 - 1824, 250 m depth, silver ore, chalcopyrite
  • Gnade Gottes Pit , 1673 - 1769, 270 m depth, probably silver ore, chalcopyrite
  • Haus Kronenburg Pit, 1691 - 1705 (1795), 145 m depth, probably silver ore
  • Herzog August Wilhelm Pit, 1703 - 1754, 125 m depth, probably silver-containing galena
  • , 1776 - 1904, 400 m depth, silver-containing galena
  • König Karl Pit, 1711 -1716, probably silver-containing galena
  • Kronenburgs Glück Pit, 1705 - 1795, 292 m depth, silver-containing galena
  • Kron Festenburg Pit
  • Königin Elisabeth Pit, 1713 - 1803, probably silver-containing galena
  • Neue Gelbe Lilie Pit , siehe Gelbe Lilie
  • Neuer Engel Pit , 1710 - 1736, probably silver-containing galena
  • Neues Schulenbergs Glück Pit , see St. Martins Mine
  • Prinzen Pit , 1705 - 1737, 190 m depth, probably silver-containing galena
  • Schulenbergs Glück Pit , 1690 - 1705 (1795), silver-containing galena
  • St. Anna am Schulenberge Pit
  • St. Urban Pit , 1692 - 1814, 253 m depth, silver-containing galena, chalcopyrite
  • Unvergängliche Gabe and Reiche Gesellschaft am Schulenberge Pit
  • Weißer Schwan Pit, 1691 - 1799, 290 m depth, probably silver-containing galena
  • Kleine Mertens Zeche, 1691 - 1738 (1803), probably silver ore
  • Caroline Shaft
  • Grüne Tanne Shaft
  • Schulenberger Gallery
  • St. Martins Mine (Mertens Mine), 1697 -1791, probably silver-containing galena
  • Tiefer Schulenberger Gallery, built vor 1600 - 1745, length 2,9 km
  • Kaiser Heinreich Mine
  • St. Johannes über Kaiser Heincontaining am Schulenberge Mine

Sieber Valley[]

  • in the Sieber valley (1900–1922; baryte) [1]

Wildemann[]

  • and 13 Lachter Gallery

Elbingerode[]

Straßberg[]

Straßberg-Neudorfer Field[]

  • Glasebach Pit
  • Glücksstern
  • Frohe Zukunft
  • Getreuer Bergmann (1712-1733)
  • Tiefer- or Hütten Gallery
  • Richt Shaft
  • Glückauf Pit (1712-1744)
  • Kreuz Pit (1747-1758)
  • Maria Anna Pit
  • Teufels Pit

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Ilfeld[]


See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ Harz Pits: The Aurora Pit

External links[]

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