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Nederlands: Ingang van de „Oskarstollen“ (Oskar-mijngang) in het dal van de Hohnbach (of Lontzenbach) tussen Lontzen en Kelmis. Hij maakte deel uit van de mijn Schmalgraf. Zinkerts, plaatselijk Kelme genoemd, en looderts werden in deze mijn tussen 1867 en 1932 gedolven en via een spoorlijntje ter verwerking naar Kelmis getransporteerd. Deze gang werd voor de drainage van de mijn en voor de afvoer van erts en puin gebouwd. Français : Entrée de l'Oskarstollen (Galerie Oskar) dans la vallée du Hohnbach (ou Lontzenbach) entre Lontzen et La Calamine. Il faisait partie de la mine de Schmalgraf. Après avoir constaté d’abondantes arrivées d’eau suite au creusement de la mine dans le calcaire, la S.A. Vieille Montagne ouvre à partir de 1862 cette galerie d’écoulement sur la rive de la Hohn. Dans cette mine, les minerais de zinc (calamine) et de plomb ont été extrait entre 1867 et 1932 et étaient transportés sur des rails d'ici à la fonderie à La Calamine. Les travaux de cette galerie, longue de 500 m et d’une profondeur de 42 m, s’achèvent en 1867. Les archives de la société minière attestent des multiples changements de dénomination de la galerie : galerie d’écoulement, Max Stollen, galerie de drainage ... Deutsch: Eingang zum Oskarstollen im Tal des Hohnbachs (auch Lontzenbach) zwischen Lontzen und Kelmis. Er war Teil der Grube Schmalgraf. Blei- und Zinkerz (Galmei) wurden in dieser Grube zwischen 1867 und 1932 abgebaut und über Schienen zur Verhüttung nach Kelmis transportiert. Dieser Stollen wurde zur Entwässerung der Mine gebaut, aber auch für den Abtransport von Erz und Schutt. English: Entrance to the Oskarstollen (Oskar gallery) in valley of the Hohnbach (or Lontzenbach) between Lontzen and Kelmis. It was part of the Schmalgraf mine. The ore of lead and zinc (calamine) was mined here between 1867 and 1932 and transported for smelting over rails to Kelmis. This gallery was built both to drain the mine and to dispose of the ore.
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