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IRON MOUNTAIN

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Originally appearing in Volume V14, Page 838 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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IRON
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MOUNTAIN  , a
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city and the
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county-seat of
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Dickinson county,
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Michigan, U.S.A., about 50 in . W. by N. of
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Escanaba, in the S.W.
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part of the Upper
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Peninsula . Pop . (1900) 9242, of whom 4376 were
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foreign-
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born; (1904) 8585; (1910) 9216 . It is served by the
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Chicago &
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North Western and the Chicago,
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Milwaukee &
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Saint
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Paul
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railways . The city is situated about 116o ft. above
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sea-level in an
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iron-
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mining
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district, and the mining of iron ore (especially at the
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Great Chapin Iron Mine) is its
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principal
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industry . Iron
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Mountain was settled in 1879, and was chartered in 1889 .

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