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Have you wandered around Atlantic County park to check out the ruins that your map of that area shows? I notice on the LIDAR there are even more ruins south of then park on the other side of Stephens Branch that I have yet to visit. Or don't ruins interest you either? Some folks just like to...

Theres a few tar kilns in the vicinity of Maple Lake as well

Thanks Gabe, I missed that one in my gpx file.That was K199. one more and I"ll have 200 tar kilns

I have made some observations over the past week.I have been investigating tar Kilns and Charcoal Kilns in the field.The Tar KIlns I would describe as being roughly between twenty and thrity feet in diameter with a circular berm normally about two feet high surrounding the middle which is normal...

I am now referring to it as "earth acne"

I have found a couple of areas down here like that in Peaslees and another area in Union Lake wma.

I read they have discontinued the railroad up Washington?

Is the rock the falls are made out of Rhyolite? Or is it lava? I know there was volcanic activity up there at one time but forget if it's lava or metamorphosed granite?

Thanks Guy! Will simplify my Kiln Quest greatly!

Just found a cluster of four tar kilns right down the rd from my house

A lot of little pimples just east of Aetna furnace as well,near the big cellar hole.i've been there and noticed the ground was kind of acnefied.

Just found many of those grid like charcoal mounds east of Atsion.Looks like I"m going to be busy:-)

Thanks again Boyd! especially for putting coords to it. Makes locating tar kilns much easier then trying to match different aerials which works but takes a bit of time and head banging in areas where there are no notable trees or tree patterns.

https://www.nj-roots.org/index.php/counties/cumberland-county/51-the-vineland-historical-magazine/the-vineland-historical-magazine-volume-3-number-2/119-the-old-time-tar-kilns-volume-3-number-2

Hopefully they will rebuild

Is this the same resolution as the hill shade site? Pears to be only no zoom past full resolution

First pic is a sandstone mine on top of a ridge,it was really pretty,nice open oak ridge the others are of a Vineland Millville line stone,there are many of these and they all look fairly similar.The concrete base had an M on the south side for Millville and an L on the south side for landisvill...

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