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Old Forge Bore Hole

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Drilled by the Army Corps of Engineers in 1961, the Old Forge Bore Hole is the biggest abandoned mine drainage outfall in the Northern Field. At 400 feet deep, and 3 ½ feet in diameter, the Old Forge Bore Hole drains an estimated 100-150 million gallons of abandoned mine water every day into the Lackawanna…

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Old Forge Bore Hole

Drilled by the Army Corps of Engineers in 1961, the Old Forge Bore Hole is the biggest abandoned mine drainage outfall in the Northern Field. At 400 feet deep, and 3 ½ feet in diameter, the Old Forge Bore Hole drains an estimated 100-150 million gallons of abandoned mine water every day into the Lackawanna…

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