Cleveland Paper - A Review of the Iron-Mining Industry of New Jersey

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
John C. Smock
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1892

Abstract

The rich deposits of magnetic iron-ore in the Highlands of northern New Jersey attracted the attention of iron-workers at the time of the earliest settlements in that region. The outcrops of the oreshoots at the Dickerson mine, at Mount Hope, and at Hibernia, in Morris county, and at Ringwood, in Passaic count,y, which were doubtless such as would lead to discovery, location and development of nearly all the large iron-mines in that part of the State, appear to have had their beginnings where the ore cropped out on the surface or where it was scarcely concealed by a thin mantle of earth. In the early history of New Jersey iron-mining, the careful explorations and surveys made by the agents of the famous London Com-
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APA: John C. Smock  (1892)  Cleveland Paper - A Review of the Iron-Mining Industry of New Jersey

MLA: John C. Smock Cleveland Paper - A Review of the Iron-Mining Industry of New Jersey. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1892.

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