Hazel-Atlas Mine

USA / California / Clayton /

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From the mid-1920s to the mid-1940s, the Hazel-Atlas Mine produced silica sand to make jars, bottles, and other glass items. Tour participants take a 400-foot walk back into the mine to see mine workings, the office of the shifter (mine boss), ore chutes, and ancient geological features.

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Coordinates: 37°57'14"N 121°51'48"W

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Western Delta 22 km

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