Lake Superior iron ranges

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The Lake Superior iron ranges are a group of major iron ore mining districts surrounding Lake Superior in the United States and Canada that played a central role in North American industrial development.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf iron ore mining district
mining region
adjacentStateOrProvince Michigan NERFINISHED
Minnesota NERFINISHED
Ontario NERFINISHED
Wisconsin NERFINISHED
country Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States
developmentBegan 19th century
economicRole major iron ore source for Canada
major iron ore source for the United States
geologicalEra Precambrian NERFINISHED
historicalPeakProduction early 20th century
late 19th century
influenced growth of Midwestern industrial cities
locatedAround Lake Superior NERFINISHED
locatedIn Canada
Great Lakes region NERFINISHED
North America
United States of America
surface form: United States
majorComponent Cuyuna Range NERFINISHED
Gogebic Range NERFINISHED
Gunflint Range NERFINISHED
Labrador Trough NERFINISHED
Marquette Iron Range NERFINISHED
Menominee Iron Range NERFINISHED
Mesabi Range NERFINISHED
Michipicoten Range NERFINISHED
Vermilion Range NERFINISHED
miningMethod open-pit mining
underground mining
notablePort Duluth NERFINISHED
Marquette, Michigan NERFINISHED
Superior, Wisconsin NERFINISHED
Two Harbors NERFINISHED
oreType banded iron formation
hematite
taconite
partOf Lake Superior region NERFINISHED
processingFacilityType taconite processing plant
resource iron ore
servedMarket Canadian steel industry
United States steel industry
significantFor North American industrialization
iron ore production
steel industry supply
transportRoute Great Lakes shipping
railroads

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Menominee Iron Range partOf Lake Superior iron ranges