Botallack Mine, now part of a Cornwall and West Devon World Heritage site, averaged 4 tons of this per month in the 1880s Crossword Clue, 7 letters

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RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%ARSENIC7Botallack Mine, now part of a Cornwall and West Devon World Heritage site, averaged 4 tons of this per month in the 1880s
31%ANGEL5___ Falls, waterfall that is part of the Canaima National Park which is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Venezuela
29%DOME4___ of the Rock, iconic shrine in Jerusalem which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
29%RAPGOD6Eminem song which holds the world record for most words in a hit single with an average of 4.28 words per second: 2 wds.
27%ALE3The "tan" part of a "black and tan," in a tavern
27%POTALAPALACE12Iconic dzong fortress in the city of Lhasa which is a World Heritage Site since 1994: 2 wds.
27%MILAN5I'm a city in Italy and my nickname is "Fashion Capital of the World"
26%AIRMAN6Part of a Tuskegee-trained force in the Second World War
26%PETRA5UNESCO World Heritage Site that appears in “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade”
25%IVORY5The Wildlife Conservation Society crushed a ton of this in Times Square in 2015
25%ALAMO5The —, mission in San Antonio, Texas; site of a siege and massacre in 1836
25%RIO3Site of the largest carnival in the world, per Guinness
25%SOLAR5The sun and planets are a part of this system
25%SOLAR5The sun and the planets are a part of this system
25%DISAPPEARINGACT15Part of a magic show, and the key to understanding this puzzle's one-word clues
25%UVA3Campus home of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in brief
25%MASADA6Ancient mountaintop fortress overlooking the Dead Sea declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001
25%QUITO5Western Hemisphere capital chosen as one of the twelve inaugural World Heritage sites in 1978
24%LOOPDELOOPS11Upside-down parts of a roller coaster ride — represented twice in the answer to each of this puzzle's starred clues
24%GLENCOE7Site in Scotland of a 1692 massacre of the MacDonalds by the Campbells and English troops
24%CENTERSTAGE11Limelight site, and a hint to the positions of this puzzle's circled names
24%CLAUDIA7Actress ___ Cardinale of "Once Upon a Time in the West" and "The Pink Panther"
24%LAS3In Deck the Halls, you sing a lot of Fas and these
24%ANNPRESTON10American physician and activist who was the first female dean of a medical school in the world: 2 wds.
24%NARRATION9Part of a "Sex and the City" script
23%AJLANGER8"My So-Called Life" actress who now holds the title Countess of Devon and lives in an English castle: 3 wds.
23%FLIGHT6"The ___ of the Phoenix," 1965 film starring James Stewart ... or part of a New Year's wish highlighted in this puzzle
23%ELLIS5Kendall ___, sprinter who was a part of the team who set the world record for distance medley relay in 2022
23%RICHARDWILBUR13American poet behind "Things of This World" who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1957 and 1989: 2 wds.
23%ARAPAHO7Member of a Native American people of the Plains now living chiefly in Oklahoma and Wyoming

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