Hello truggy281981

Looking on the mine page under the Google Site Map usually does the trick. Or click on the Streetmap link.

Hello truggy281981

Looking on the mine page under the Google Site Map usually does the trick. Or click on the Streetmap link.

Assuming its been given a location in the first place 😠

Hello truggy281981

Looking on the mine page under the Google Site Map usually does the trick. Or click on the Streetmap link.

Assuming its been given a location in the first place 😠

This is true!

As a general note, if you spot anything amiss in the database like a missing gridref, just post it up in the relevant forum (e.g. N Wales, N W England etc.) then a regional editor, or more probably me (!) can correct it :)

Hello truggy281981

Looking on the mine page under the Google Site Map usually does the trick. Or click on the Streetmap link.

Assuming its been given a location in the first place 😠

This is true!

As a general note, if you spot anything amiss in the database like a missing gridref, just post it up in the relevant forum (e.g. N Wales, N W England etc.) then a regional editor, or more probably me (!) can correct it :)

Yes, have added grid refs for several local collieries that were missing, but find it frustrating that mines have been added to the database without even the most basic of indication as to where they are!