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• County: Fremont
• Document: FROMSIC
• Suffix: A

TABLE TWO -- FREMONT COUNTY
MINE NAME COMMENTS ON FEATURES
New Fremont Reclamation scheduled Spring 1984; controlled blasting techniques will be used to completely
(cont.) collapse the ad it portals. Any resulting depressions will be completely backfilled with
on-site coal waste. Backfilled areas and coal removal areas will be topsoiled and
revegetated.
Newlan *: Vertical opening. Air shaft is 15' long, 10' wide, more than 50' deep; shaft intact and
Bloom) open; no access deterrent.
Newlan Creek)
S: Newland subsidence pit and trough. Pit is 10' in diameter, 12' deep; due to collapse around
shaft. Trough is 50' long, 25' wide, 2' to 6' deep; due to collapse over incline.
Reclamation work in progress; backfill all three open vertical shafts using a graded fill
technique. Riprap and other necessary rock will be obtained off-site. Coal waste banks
on-site and immediately adjacent will be used for the majority of the fill. Backfilled
areas. and coal waste removal areas will be topsoiled and revegetated.
Bloom opening -- Inclined opening. Mouth of incline is 4' high, 3' wide; opening goes into
hillside an unknown distance; entry of incline partially collapsed; no access deterrent.
Backfill the open incline using imported riprap and on-site coal waste. Backfilled areas
and coal waste removal areas will be topsoiled and revegetated.
North Magnet *: One vertical shaft. Air shaft is 8' square, 15' deep, walls vewrtical down to bridge; no
(Ocean Wave) access deterrent.
Backfill the vertical shaft and two collapsed or partially collapsed inclines using
imported riprap and coal waste available on-site. Backfilled areas and coal waste removal
areas will be topsoiled and revegetated (waiting landoamer consent).
Key to unique features symbols: Z Multiple mining zones
* Mine opening information
Reclamation and/or plans -- Table Two S Subsidence features
lists hazard abatement work F Mine fires
+ Discrepancy between two sources D Mine drainage -46-