Russell's Gravel

Construction Sand and Gravel abandoned · Penobscot County, Maine

AbandonedConstruction Sand and GravelSurfaceMSHA

Section

What kind of site this is
QUARRIED · CONSTRUCTION SAND AND GRAVBENCHESSECTION · ILLUSTRATIVE

Drawn as a quarry or pit, where the rock or gravel itself is the product. The ore color stands for construction sand and gravel. Federal records note the kind of operation and its status, not its depth or layout, so this is a typical example rather than a survey of this site.

Location

StateMaine
CountyPenobscot
Nearest TownLagrange
Coordinates45.13018, -68.82194

Commodities

PrimaryConstruction Sand and Gravel

Mine Details

StatusAbandoned
TypeSurface
OperatorStreets Landscape & Lawn Care
Data SourceMSHA
Source ID1701039
This siteNearby records

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Nearest Recorded Sites

SiteDistanceCommodityStatus
Hanson and Son Earth Works Llc1.6 miConstruction Sand and GravelIntermittent
Portable Plant4.4 miConstruction Sand and GravelIntermittent
Alton Pmd6.1 miConstruction Sand and GravelIntermittent
Greenbush Wash Plant6.6 miConstruction Sand and GravelIntermittent
Portable Primary Pioneer 30x426.6 miCrushed, Broken Stone NECIntermittent
Hunter Pit8.0 miSand and Gravel, ConstructionProducer
Alton Pit8.0 miConstruction Sand and GravelAbandoned
Shop Plant8.9 miSand and Gravel, ConstructionProducer
Harriman Pit9.4 miConstruction Sand and GravelAbandoned

What This Means

This mine is listed as abandoned or sealed in federal records. Abandoned mines can pose safety and environmental risks, including unstable ground, toxic gas accumulation, flooded shafts, and potential groundwater contamination from heavy metals or acid mine drainage. Never enter an abandoned mine. If you live near this site, consider checking with your state environmental agency about any ongoing remediation or monitoring programs.

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