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Ladywood Sough Mixed Mine (United Kingdom)


An ancient watercourse that still issues ocherous water. It drained/drains coal and ironstone adits (working c1550s - 1680s) on the Jackfield/Ladywood side of the River Severn. The sites of these adits have been obliterated by 19th Century mining, industrial developments, and construction of the Severn Valley railway.

[Note: This seems to have been purely a drainage level and not used as a production level - so the mineral should be water!]

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Last updated January 22nd 2010 by I.A.Recordings
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Last updated December 21st 2009 by I.A.Recordings

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Other location/mapping information:

Latitude: 52.6265
Longitude: -2.47713
Landranger grid reference: SJ678033
Easting: 367800
Northing: 303300

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