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	Abandoned Mines		Abandoned Mines

Plan No.	Mine	Parish	Post Town	Mineral	Date Received	Remarks
2,548	Beadnell	Beadnell	North Sunderland	Coal. Main	18 Jun 1891	Too much water
2,489	Billy Law	Tweedmouth	Berwick	Coal. Cooper Eye	30 Oct 1890	All available coal worked out
2,402	Bose Hill or Mearmouth	Bellingham	Bellingham	Coal. Bose Hill	08 Jan 1890
2,787	Coanwood, Herdley Bank Pit	Lambley	Haltwhistle	Coal. Five Quarters	22 Oct 1892	Coal exhausted
2,951	Coxlodge	Gosforth	Newcastle-on-Tyne	Coal. Low Main	28 Nov 1893
2,488	Horsley	Prudhoe & Ovingham	Wylam-on-Tyne	Coal. Five Quarter, Six Quarter, Yard, Brockwell	29 Oct 1890	Abandoned in 1884
2,359	Horsley Drift	Ovingham	Prudhoe Station	Coal. 15 in.	Jun 1888
2,799	Ingoe	Stamfordham	Matfen, via Newcastle-on-Tyne	Coal. (no name)	16 Nov 1892	Coal exhausted
3,003	Lees	Haydon Bridge	Haydon Bridge	Coal.	10 Nov 1893	Exhausted
2,342	Longwitton	Hartburn	Morpeth	Coal. Long Witton
2,732	North Fenham	St. Andrew Auckland	Newcastle-on-Tyne	Coal. Low Main	27 Jun 1892	Coal exhausted
2,904	Todburn	Longhorsley	Morpeth	Coal. Netherwitton, Lower	05 May 1893	Abandoned Jan. 1892
2,362	Ulgham Grange	Ulgham	Morpeth	Coal. Top, Middle, Bottom	1888	Worked out
2,992	Walbottle, Coronation Pit	Newburn	Newcastle-on-Tyne	Coal. Splint	08 Jun 1893	Abandoned in 1887
2,578	Wylam North	Wylam	Wylam-on-Tyne	Coal. Five Quarter, Six Quarter, Yard or Three Quarter, Brockwell	14 May 1892	Seams nearly exhausted

The plans of abandoned mines are held by the Coal Authority ( https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/the-coal-authority) at the following address: The Coal Authority, 200 Lichfield Lane, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, NG18 4RG