415 State Highway 174, Blum, TX 76627

This ±99-acre Hill County tract is presented for aggregate mining operations, supported by a recent geotechnical investigation. Reported in-place volumes include lean clay, clayey sand, sand, and gravel, along with strata that meet TxDOT standards for select fill and engineered soils. The property also contains multiple excavation zones, with depth to shale bedrock averaging about 30 feet, and some areas already under excavation to support immediate access. Gravel particle sizes range from approximately 3 inches to 3/16", aligning with concrete, asphalt, and road base production uses.

The site is located along SH 174 and is described as having favorable topography for mining operations, with elevation ranging from about 550 to 605 feet. Based on the remarks, the location provides accessibility to regional markets and infrastructure projects across Central and North Texas.

For an aggregate company, construction firm, or investor, the combination of identified excavation zones, existing excavation in select areas, and material ranges tailored to common construction applications may support planning for extraction and production. Tenant or end-user fit is most directly aligned with operations that can utilize the indicated subsurface materials for select fill, drainage media, cement concrete production, and engineered soil needs consistent with the geotechnical findings.