IC 7914 Sinking No. 3 Shaft At Westvaco Trona Mine, Intermountain Chemical Co., Sweetwater County, Wyo. ? Summary And Introduction

- Organization:
- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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- 36
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- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 1959
Abstract
This report describes the sinking of No. 3 shaft at the Westvaco mine. It is one of a series of publications of the Bureau of Mines on mining methods and practices in the United States. The Westvaco mine is in Sweetwater County, Wyo., approximately 23 miles northwest of the town of Green River (fig. I), There are no permanent habitations in the vicinity of the mine, and employees live in Green River or Rock Springs, Wyo., 14 miles us t of Green River. The mine plant is on a windswept, treeless plain, from which low buttes and flat-topped ridges rise. The altitude at the collar of No. 3 shaft is 6,351 feet. The climate is arid, with temperatures as low as 40° below zero in the winter. Blacks Fork, a tributary of the Green River and a perennial stream, flows near the mine.
Citation
APA:
(1959) IC 7914 Sinking No. 3 Shaft At Westvaco Trona Mine, Intermountain Chemical Co., Sweetwater County, Wyo. ? Summary And IntroductionMLA: IC 7914 Sinking No. 3 Shaft At Westvaco Trona Mine, Intermountain Chemical Co., Sweetwater County, Wyo. ? Summary And Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1959.