Non-Coal Mining in Maryland
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Contact Information:
Ryan Streett, Maryland Department of the Environment, 1800 Washington Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21230, 410-537-3883.
Coal Mining in Maryland
Through grant money provided by The Office of Surface Mining through the Coal Mine Mapping Initiative, MDE has been able to partner and collaborate with Maryland Environmental Services, Maryland State Archives, and Frostburg State University to provide an online repository of historic underground coal mines to the public. This endeavor has consisted of many tasks over the past 15 years and remains an ongoing project as more mine maps become available.
The latest phase of this project welcomed 120 maps from the Consolidation Coal Company into the collection. Various agencies worked to make this a success through the preservation and cataloguing of maps by the Maryland State Archives, the creation of GIS based data by MDE staff, and the design and implementation of an online GIS tool by Maryland Environmental Services. The online tool provides a way for interested stakeholders to download and view these historic mine maps with relative ease.
Maryland Coal Regionsin Red Western Maryland Coal Fields
Contact Information:
Jeff Snyder, Maryland Bureau of Mines, 160 South Water Street, Frostburg, Maryland 21532, 301-689-1443.
Google Earth
The Department has developed maps to help you track mining in Maryland. These maps can be viewed using Google Earth.
