Formerly: Lac Nicolet mine (Quebec Antimony mine), Saints-Martyrs-Canadiens, (South Ham), Wolfe Co., Québec, Canada
An antimony mine started in the late 1860's on a small scale with two shafts and an adit. The operation was never economically viable and apart from sporadic exploratory work in 1940s and 1960s did not go into production.
Coordinates confirmed by GPS at mine dump.
References:
Robinson, G.W. & Normand, C. (1996) The Lac Nicolet antimony mine, South Ham, Quebec. Min. Rec. 27, 121-134
Rocks & min.: 60:289.
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Map Reference: 45°51'9"N , 71°32'0"W
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