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1933 Supplement to the Catalogue of Plans of Abandoned Mines for Cumberland

Plan
No.
   
11,080    ALSTON (GOODFELLOW) AND CLARGILL
 
Parish: Alston with Garrigill. COAL: Little Limestone. (Abandoned: 20th October 1933).
 
10,860    ANNIE
 
Parish: Winscales. COAL: Twenty Inch, Stephenson Four Feet. (Abandoned: 3rd August 1932).
 
10,949    BIGRIGG, Nos. 3, 5, 7 West; 7 East; Croft; Hay New; Lady; Lonsdale; Meadow; Sikehouse; Wyndham
 
Parish: Egremont. IRON ORE. (Abandoned: 19th November 1932, Received: 26th May 1933).
 
10,944    BRAYTON DOMAIN, No. 4
 
Parishes: Aspatria & Brayton; Westnewton. COAL: Yard, Brassey. (Abandoned: 24th March 1933).
 
10,890    BUCKHILL
 
Parishes: Broughton Moor; Broughton; Ribton; Camerton. COAL: Little Main, Lickbank. (Abandoned: 27th November 1932).
 
10,898    OATLANDS
 
Parishes: Distington; Arlecdon. COAL: Bannock. (Abandoned: 9th March 1933).
 
11,061    OUGHTERSIDE
 
Parishes: Oughterside & Allerby; Hayton & Mealo. COAL: Ten Quarters, Rattler, Metal, Thirty Inch, Yard. (Abandoned: 24th June 1933).
 
10,899    WALKMILL
 
Parishes: Moresby; Weddicar. COAL: Yard, Bannock. (Abandoned: 9th March 1933).
 

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

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