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February 25, 2026 · @springstosold

Did you know there are old coal mines underneath parts of Colorado Springs?

Did you know there are old coal mines underneath parts of Colorado Springs? Over 20 mines operated here between 1896 and 1957. The Pikeview Mine alone produced nearly 9 million tons of coal. Old mines can cause “subsidence” - when the ground settles or sinks. Here’s the important part: standard homeowner’s insurance does NOT cover subsidence damage. In fact, homes have been built over old mines in Colorado Springs after 1989 - and they don’t qualify for the state’s subsidence insurance program. Swipe through for the history, real documented incidents, and how to protect yourself. Questions about buying in Colorado Springs? DM me - I love digging into local history.

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