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cdaspit

December 27, 2008 06:31PM

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The limestone is used in the steel making process, but I don't know why there are different grades.

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The CF&I mill is still there, but I don't think it's in use anymore. There is a nice museum across I25 from the mill. Definitely worth checking out if you ever go through Pueblo.

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CF&I on the Monarch Branch	Samart	December 27, 2008 06:24PM
Re: CF&I on the Monarch Branch	cdaspit	December 27, 2008 06:31PM
Re: CF&I on the Monarch Branch	rdmstr	December 27, 2008 07:31PM
Re: CF&I on the Monarch Branch	bcp	December 27, 2008 11:13PM
Re: CF&I on the Monarch Branch	Erik Priess	December 28, 2008 05:49AM
Re: CF&I on the Monarch Branch	mesaman3000	December 28, 2008 10:22AM
Re: CF&I on the Monarch Branch	jessica stacey	December 28, 2008 07:26AM
Re: CF&I on the Monarch Branch	Philip H. Walters	December 28, 2008 09:30PM
Re: CF&I on the Monarch Branch	Samart	December 29, 2008 07:17PM
Re: CF&I on the Monarch Branch	Erik Priess	December 30, 2008 01:57AM

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