Empire Mine shaft system

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The Empire Mine shaft system is an extensive network of deep underground mine shafts and tunnels that once formed the core of gold extraction operations at one of California’s oldest and richest hard-rock gold mines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf shaft system
underground mine workings
associatedWith Empire Mine State Historic Park museum exhibits NERFINISHED
componentOf Empire Mine underground operations
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse heritage interpretation
historical education
geologicalSetting hard-rock ore body
hasPart drifts
hoisting shafts
mine shafts
pumping shafts
raises
stopes
tunnels
ventilation shafts
winzes
heritageDesignation part of Empire Mine State Historic Park cultural resources
historicalPeriod California Gold Rush era NERFINISHED
historicalUse industrial gold mining
industry mining industry
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Empire Mine State Historic Park NERFINISHED
Grass Valley, California NERFINISHED
Nevada County, California NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
managedBy California Department of Parks and Recreation
materialExtracted gold
mineralType lode gold
partOf Empire Mine NERFINISHED
safetyStatus closed to public entry
significance core infrastructure of one of California’s oldest hard-rock gold mines
core infrastructure of one of California’s richest hard-rock gold mines
one of the deepest hard-rock gold mine systems in California
status inactive
usedFor gold extraction
hard-rock gold mining

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Empire Mine State Historic Park contains Empire Mine shaft system