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The Murray Mine is a defunct nickel and copper mine in Greater Sudbury, Ontario. It was the site of the original ore discovery that led to the launch of mining operations in the Sudbury Basin area. The Murray Mine was discovered in August 1883 by Thomas Flanagan, a blacksmith on the CPR construction gang. The property at Lot 11, Concession V, McKim Township, was patented to James Loghrin, Henry Abbott and Thomas and William Murray in October 1884. They in turn sold it to Henry Hussey Vivian and Co. of Swansea, Wales, who worked it from 1889 to 1894 when the mine was closed down.

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rdfs:label	Murray Mine (en)
rdfs:comment	The Murray Mine is a defunct nickel and copper mine in Greater Sudbury, Ontario. It was the site of the original ore discovery that led to the launch of mining operations in the Sudbury Basin area. The Murray Mine was discovered in August 1883 by Thomas Flanagan, a blacksmith on the CPR construction gang. The property at Lot 11, Concession V, McKim Township, was patented to James Loghrin, Henry Abbott and Thomas and William Murray in October 1884. They in turn sold it to Henry Hussey Vivian and Co. of Swansea, Wales, who worked it from 1889 to 1894 when the mine was closed down. (en)
name	Murray Mine (en)
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dcterms:subject	1883 in Canada Underground mines in Canada Copper mines in Ontario Nickel mines in Canada Mines in Greater Sudbury
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canadian Pacific Railway Open-pit mining List of mines in Ontario William Murray (Ontario politician) Greater Sudbury Copper Thomas Murray (Canadian politician) 1883 in Canada Sudbury Basin Underground mines in Canada Wales Copper mines in Ontario Nickel Henry Vivian, 1st Baron Swansea Nickel mines in Canada Swansea Mines in Greater Sudbury Greater Sudbury, Ontario roads Ontario Underground mine Vale Inco Azilda, Ontario dbr:British_American_Nickel_Corporation
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caption	Map showing the mine location, the open pit and the rail lines in the area. (en)
country	Canada (en)
date	June 2019 (en)
place	Greater Sudbury (en)
products	Nickel and copper ore (en)
type	Underground and open pit (en)
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has abstract	The Murray Mine is a defunct nickel and copper mine in Greater Sudbury, Ontario. It was the site of the original ore discovery that led to the launch of mining operations in the Sudbury Basin area. The Murray Mine was discovered in August 1883 by Thomas Flanagan, a blacksmith on the CPR construction gang. The property at Lot 11, Concession V, McKim Township, was patented to James Loghrin, Henry Abbott and Thomas and William Murray in October 1884. They in turn sold it to Henry Hussey Vivian and Co. of Swansea, Wales, who worked it from 1889 to 1894 when the mine was closed down. The British American Nickel Corporation, Limited, purchased the property in 1912, sinking the shaft to a depth of 700 feet by the time the mine closed in August 1914. The mine reopened in August 1916 and dewatered, the shaft had been deepened to 1,075' by 1920. Murray Mine shut down in February 1921, in that period 277,484 tons of ore had been shipped. Reopening in 1923 the mine produced 267,535 tons before the mine again closed in July 1924. INCO purchased the Murray Mine from the bondholders of the defunct in 1925. No. 2 Shaft was sunk between 1941 and 1943. Production was continuous from 1950 to 1971 when the mine was last worked. The Murray Mine site is located on Municipal Road 35 between Godfrey Road and Azilda. A historical plaque commemorates the site. (en)
Active years	1889 (xsd:integer) 1916 (xsd:integer) 1923 (xsd:integer) 1950 (xsd:integer)
discovery year	1883 (xsd:integer)
gold:hypernym	Nickel
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Huron Central Railway John Rudolphus Booth List of mines in Ontario List of numbered roads in Greater Sudbury William Murray (Ontario politician) 1883 1883 in Canada Greater Sudbury Thomas Murray (Canadian politician) Sudbury Basin Algoma Eastern Railway Economy of Greater Sudbury Vivian & Sons
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