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A rock quarry is an open-pit mine from which dimension stone, rock, construction aggregate, riprap, sand, and gravel are excavated from the ground. Quarries are generally used for extracting building materials and road construction materials. Many public quarries allow recreational rockhounding.
To find public quarries near your location, search online for "public rock quarries + [your city or state]". You can also check with your state's department of natural resources or geological survey for a list of quarries that allow public access and collecting.
Most public quarries allow collection of rock and mineral specimens for personal use. Commoncollectibles include agate, jasper, quartz, calcite, and many others depending on the geology of the area. Always check individual quarry rules as some may restrict collecting of certain materials.
Public quarries generally do not require a permit for casual recreational visiting and small-scale collecting. However, always read posted rules and contact the quarry operator if you plan to do extensive collecting or use equipment like rock hammers. A daily or annual pass may be required in some areas.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and be careful of uneven or slippery surfaces. Quarries can be deep with steep walls so stay away from edges. Bring water and use sun protection. Obey all signage and respect quarry equipment and operations. Never enter a quarry marked as closed or dangerous.
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