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What can be mined in Michigan?

Michigan bears the proud distinction of being first in the United States in the production of iron ore, first in salt and second in copper, these being foremost amongst the earths natural treasures in the successful building up of a nation.

Is coal mined in Michigan?

Coal Mining began in Michigan in the 1800s but the last active mines closed in the 1950s. There has been no economic interest in Michigan coal for many decades; however, the OGMD provides available information related to old coal mines when legacy issues arise, typically construction projects near old mine shafts.

What is the Michigan Part 632 non ferrous mineral mining law?

Part 632: Nonferrous Metallic Mining provides a sound regulatory framework for construction, operation, and reclamation of mining operations required for the safe and environmentally sustainable extraction of these metallic minerals.

Who regulates mining in Michigan?

Contact. The Department of EGLE, Oil, Gas, and Minerals Division (OGMD) regulates several mining industries in Michigan including, metallic mining, native copper mining, sand dune mining, and coal mining.

What precious metals are found in Michigan?

Other metallic minerals can be found with the native copper such as silver, domeykite, mohawkite, and chalcocite. Many other interesting minerals like datolite, analcime, prehnite, agate, and thomsonite are also abundant in the Keweenaw Peninsula.

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