Daysville Tipple

Coal (Bituminous) abandoned · Cumberland County, Tennessee

AbandonedCoal (Bituminous)FacilityMSHA

Section

What kind of site this is
MILLORE · COAL (BITUMINOUS)TAILINGSSECTION · ILLUSTRATIVE

Drawn as a processing plant or mill, where ore from mines is crushed and refined. The ore color stands for coal (bituminous). 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

StateTennessee
CountyCumberland
Nearest TownCrossville
Coordinates35.89670, -84.76810

Commodities

PrimaryCoal (Bituminous)

Mine Details

StatusAbandoned
TypeFacility
OperatorCumberland Coal Processors Ltd
Data SourceMSHA
Source ID4002577
This siteNearby records

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Nearest Recorded Sites

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Houston Quarry0.7 miDimension SandstoneActive
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No 1 Strip1.1 miCoal (Bituminous)Abandoned
Mammy's Creek1.3 miDimension Stone NECActive
Westal Tipple1.9 miCoal (Bituminous)Abandoned
Dogwood2.4 miDimension Stone NECAbandoned
Grievers Chapel2.6 miDimension Stone NECAbandoned
Clinton No 1 Mine3.0 miCoal (Bituminous)Abandoned and Sealed
Lambert Brothers Quarry4.3 miStone, Crushed/BrokenPast Producer
Lambert Brothers Quarry4.3 miLimestone, GeneralPast Producer
Heather Mine4.4 miCoal (Bituminous)Abandoned
Roane Electric Furnace5.1 miSilica, Iron, ManganesePlant

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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