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Apedale (Apedale Hall 1, 2 ,3 - Apedale Heritage Centre) Coal Mine (United Kingdom)


Description by ICLOK

Apedale mine was located at Chesterton west of Newcastle-under-Lyme. It was operated by The Holditch Mine Company up to nationalisation in Jan 1947. It remained part of the NCB until November 1969. Latter owners were Hampton Gold Mining Areas Ltd from 1971 to 1976 and finally Great Row Colliery Co Ltd until 1994, thereafter followed a management buy out known as the Aurora Mining Ltd until closure on the 28th August 1998. During the 1980's 7 drifts were in operation and the mine was the biggest private concern in operation in the uk.
The Aurora Co made significant rationalisations to the site operating from 3 drifts only.

Photos of Apedale Coal Mine

Apedale Mine And Heritage Centre Visit
Apedale Mine And Heritage Centre Visit (81 photos)
Last updated February 20th 2017 by LeeW
Historic Photographs Of Apedale Hall 1, 2 ,3
Historic Photographs Of Apedale Hall 1, 2 ,3 (4 photos)
Last updated October 13th 2016 by ICLOK
Photographs Of Apedale Hall 1, 2 ,3
Photographs Of Apedale Hall 1, 2 ,3 (1 photo)
Last updated July 6th 2012 by ttxela

Google Earth Map of Apedale Coal Mine


Other location/mapping information:

Latitude: 53.0322845341178
Longitude: -2.26396723054229
Landranger grid reference: SJ823484
Easting: 382300
Northing: 348400

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Major Mining Region



Apedale Coal Mine belongs to the Staffordshire region.