Abandoned mine hazard type
Source-defined type of an abandoned-mine-land problem, such as portal or impoundment.
Sources that carry it
3 sourcesStatewide polygons for individual abandoned-mine problem features such as highwalls, spoil areas, refuse piles, subsidence, and mine entries.
WVDEP's statewide AMLPoints ArcGIS layer inventories abandoned mine land problem points predating the 1977 Surface Mining Reclamation and Control Act, including portals, impoundments, hazardous equipment or facilities, polluted-water issues, water areas, and vertical openings.
OSMRE's national e-AMLIS product identifies abandoned mine land problem points reported by states, territories, tribes, and federal programs. The integrated ArcGIS product emits WGS84 coordinates, AMLIS and ArcGIS identifiers, problem type, funding program, planning unit, problem area, USGS quadrangle, county, reclamation status, and a normalized abandoned-mines indicator. It provides no street-address fields.
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