NM Mines

Uranium mine near Grants, New Mexico This short video depicts uranium mine dumps in Poison Canyon, near the intersection of Hwy. 605 and Co. Rd. 23, NW of Grants, New Mexico, and shows examples of the radioactive minerals and their effect on a gamma-sensitive scintillation detector. Most of the radioactive rock here is Jurassic Todilto…

Chloride New Mexico – Old Silver Mine Ghost Town Chloride Arizona was a real boom town back in the day. Founded by prospector Harry Pye, the town of Chloride grew from nothing to 3,000 people almost over night all because of a silver mother lode called “Pye Motherlode” There is very little left of this…

History of the West Mine and Intrepid Potash at Carlsbad, New Mexico A brief history of the West mine starting in 1925 and the impressive story of Intrepid Potash

4 corners coal power plant Farmington NM Building a power plant with an 18000 Manitowoc

Rare Blue Gems From New Mexico! | Pay To Dig Mine, NM The Graphic Mine is an amazing, pay-to-dig site residing in the historical Magdalena Mining District! Here you can find Azurite, Malachite, Chalcocite, Chalcopyrite, Iridescent Hematite, Wulfenite, Cuperite, Barite, Calcite…and the list continues on. This tailing dump is a wealth of Copper and Zinc…

History of the West Mine and Intrepid Potash at Carlsbad, New Mexico A brief history of the West mine starting in 1925 and the impressive story of Intrepid Potash

ROCK HOUNDING ON THE RIO GRANDE RIVER TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES NEW MEXICO Thank you for joining us on our adventures and we’ll catch you on the next one! If you enjoy our content and have thought about converting a bus of your own, please help us build our channel by Subscribing & Sharing our videos.…

History of the West Mine and Intrepid Potash at Carlsbad, New Mexico A brief history of the West mine starting in 1925 and the impressive story of Intrepid Potash

Chino Copper Mines Freeport McMoran Gas and New Mexico A stock on the move and we search for why?

Exploring an Old Abandoned Gold Mine Hey everybody! Come along as I head deep into the mountains of western New Mexico to explore an old gold mine dating back to the 1880s. This gold mine once reached a depth of 716 feet with over 10,000 feet of underground workings. Unfortunately due to flooding and collapse,…