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Tungstonia, Nevada

Tungstonia, Nevada is a ghost town on the Southern flank of the Kern Mountains of Eastern White Pine County, Nevada, along Tungstonia Wash.〔''Nevada Road & Recreation Atlas'', Benchmark Maps, Medford, Oregon 2003, p. 53〕
==History==

Tungsten was originally discovered here in 1910 by George Sims and C. Olsen,〔''Romancing Nevada's Past'', Shawn Hall: University of Nevada Press, Reno, 1994 p. 202〕 and full-scale mining began in 1914 with the introduction of two companies from Utah: the Salt Lake Tungstonia Mines Company and the Utah-Nevada Mining and Milling company.〔''Romancing Nevada's Past'', Shawn Hall: University of Nevada Press, Reno, 1994 p. 202〕
The community that developed in support of the mining operations reached a population of ca. 50 persons in 1916 with the usual cadre of businesses commensurate with a mining camp of this size, including "...a couple of saloons and stores, a boardinghouse, and several wood-frame buildings."〔''Romancing Nevada's Past'', Shawn Hall: University of Nevada Press, Reno, 1994 p. 203〕 The community was also briefly granted a post office, under the name 'Tugstonia,' which served the locale from January 4, 1917 until August 3 of the same year.〔''Nevada Place Names'', Helen S. Carlson: University of Nevada Press, Reno, 1974, p. 235〕 One Kirby Smith served as its postmaster for the tenure of the service.〔''Romancing Nevada's Past'', Shawn Hall: University of Nevada Press, Reno, 1994 p. 203〕
Borasca came after the Salt Lake Tungstonia Mines Company ceased operations in early 1918, and the population dwindled precipitously immediately thereafter. That company's property was leased by the Griffin Mining Company during the summer of 1918, however this venture proved fruitless and most of the remaining populace abandoned the site.
The area saw a brief resurgence in the years 1935-1942 when three new mines, the Dandy, the Whiskey Bottle, and the Tungstonia renewed activity; only sporadic leasing activity has occurred in the district since 1942, with the total valuation of ores removed ca. $126,000.00.〔''Romancing Nevada's Past'', Shawn Hall: University of Nevada Press, Reno, 1994 p. 203〕

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