Tahawus mine

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Tahawus mine is an abandoned iron and titanium ore mine in New York’s Adirondack Mountains, historically significant for its role in regional industry and wartime material production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abandoned mine
iron mine
titanium mine
access reached via Upper Works Road NERFINISHED
commodity iron
titanium
country United States of America
environmentalConcern landscape disturbance
mine tailings
geologicalSetting Adirondack Highlands NERFINISHED
hasFeature open pits
rail spur access
tailings piles
heritage industrial archaeological site
historicalSignificance regional industry in the Adirondacks
wartime material production during World War II
industry mining industry
locatedIn Adirondack Mountains
Essex County, New York
New York NERFINISHED
Town of Newcomb, New York NERFINISHED
locatedNear High Peaks Wilderness area NERFINISHED
Mount Marcy region NERFINISHED
materialProduced iron concentrate
titanium concentrate
namedAfter Tahawus, New York NERFINISHED
nearbyPlace Hudson River headwaters NERFINISHED
Tahawus, New York NERFINISHED
Upper Works NERFINISHED
operatedBy NL Industries NERFINISHED
National Lead Company NERFINISHED
oreMined ilmenite
iron ore
magnetite
titanium ore
ownershipHistory owned by National Lead Company for much of its operation
partOf industrial history of New York State
mining history of the Adirondacks
region Adirondack Park NERFINISHED
significance source of strategic minerals for the United States
status abandoned
inactive
timePeriod 20th century
transportRoute railroad to North Creek, New York
usedDuring World War II
usedFor production of iron for industrial uses
production of titanium for military applications

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