Houghton County, Michigan:
Transportation and Industry
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Deepest Copper Mine in the World Tamarack Mine (Source: Michigan County Histories)
Extant Railroad/Railway Structures (Source: Railroad Station Historical Society)
The Geology of Limestone Mountain and Sherman Hill in Houghton County, Michigan 1915 (Source: Google Books)
Houghton County N. W. Ayer & Son's American Newspaper Annual, 1880 (Source: HathiTrust Digital Library)
Houghton County Bridges (Source: Historic Bridges of the United States)
Houghton County Portage Bridge (Source: Upper Peninsula Digitization Center Collections)
Houghton County Rail Roads (Source: Upper Peninsula Digitization Center Collections)
Houghton County Street Cars (Source: Upper Peninsula Digitization Center Collections)
Lumbertowns in the Cutover (1880-1910) includes Hancock
Mines and Miners Extensive and detailed history (Source: Michigan County Histories)
Mines, Mining and Mineral Resources (Source: mindat.org - the mineral and locality database)
Patents Houghton County, Michigan (Source: Google Patents)
Quincy and Calumet & Hecla Mines (Source: Michigan County Histories)
Road and Water Ways (Source: Michigan County Histories)
Station Ship Canal (formerly Station Portage) Coast Guard Station #300
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