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Old Tin Mill Site, Taylor Creek Tin District (Black Range Tin District), Sierra Co., New Mexico, USAi
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Old Tin Mill SiteMine Dump (Inactive)
Taylor Creek Tin District (Black Range Tin District)Mining District
Sierra Co.County
New MexicoState
USACountry

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33° 25' 51'' North , 107° 54' 12'' West
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Mine Dump (Inactive) - last checked 2021


The site covers many acres southeast of Sawmill Tank around the old mill site. The area has been reforested; however numerous shallow strip pits, trenches, and piles cover the landscape. Several pieces of rusting mining equipment remain.

An ore stockpile was reported in the late 1960’s but it could not be found in 2021; it is assumed the ore was cassiterite. Little of interest to mineral collectors was found.

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Lufkin, J.L. (1972) Tin Mineralization within Rhyolite Flow-Domes, Black Range, New Mexico. Ph.D. thesis, Stamford University. New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources Open File Report 57, 148 pages plus maps.

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