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Both the Springfield and the Herrin coal seams were mined in this quadrangle. The mines in the northern part of the quadrangle operated in the Springfield Coal, where it is approximately 250 feet deep and averages 5 feet 10 inches in thickness. Many mines in the Springfield Coal, in this part of the state, have encountered numerous clay dikes. The mines at Chatham and in the southern part of the quadrangle mined the Herrin, which averages 7 feet in thickness at a depth of 240 to 270 feet.
Both the Springfield and the Herrin coal seams were mined in this quadrangle. The mines in the northern part of the quadrangle operated in the Springfield Coal, where it is approximately 250 feet deep and averages 5 feet 10 inches in thickness. Many mines in the Springfield Coal, in this part of the state, have encountered numerous clay dikes. The mines at Chatham and in the southern part of the quadrangle mined the Herrin, which averages 7 feet in thickness at a depth of 240 to 270 feet.
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==Mines that Appear on the Chatham Quadrangle==
==Mines that Appear on the Chatham Quadrangle==
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MINING IN THE CHATHAM QUADRANGLE

Mining began in this quadrangle in 1885 with the sinking of a shaft for the mine at Chatham. The first production was 3,139 tons in 1886 and the property was mined until 1907 when it was abandoned. Subsequently, Peabody mining operations, with shafts in the Springfield area, mined into the quadrangle, as did the Panther Creek Mine from the Divernon area to the south.

Both the Springfield and the Herrin coal seams were mined in this quadrangle. The mines in the northern part of the quadrangle operated in the Springfield Coal, where it is approximately 250 feet deep and averages 5 feet 10 inches in thickness. Many mines in the Springfield Coal, in this part of the state, have encountered numerous clay dikes. The mines at Chatham and in the southern part of the quadrangle mined the Herrin, which averages 7 feet in thickness at a depth of 240 to 270 feet.

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Coal Mines In Illinois Chatham Quadrangle

Mines that Appear on the Chatham Quadrangle

Mine IndexCompanyMine NameCounty
0038Peabody Coal Company
Springfield District Coal Company
Central Coal Company
Woodside Coal Company
Central
Woodside
Springfield District No. 3
Springfield District No. 53
Peabody No. 53
Sangamon
0193Panther Creek Mining CompanyPanther Creek No. 1Sangamon
3337D. J. Lloyd
Illinois Collieries
Chatham Coal Company
Chatham Cooperative Coal Company
Lick Creek Coal Company
Girard Coal Company
J. Murphy
Chicago Virden Coal Company
Starne, Black, and Hahn
Murphy and Felver
Murphy and Senseney
Chatham
Lick Creek
Girard
Chicago Virden No. 3
Illinois Collieries No. 3
Sangamon
3340Peabody Coal Company
Springfield District Coal Mining Company
Springfield Coal and Mining Company
Springfield No. 5
Springfield District No. 5
Springfield District No. 55
Peabody No. 55
Sangamon

Unlocated Mines in Sangamon County

Mine IndexCoal Company, Mine NameCity
3361W. H. Golloday, Golloday Mine
N. C. Antle, Antle Mine
Golladay and Brandt, Golladay and Brandt Mine
Gordon and Duncan, Gordon and Duncan Mine
John P. Gordon, Gordon Mine
W. U. Whitehurst, Whitehurst Mine

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