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New Roskear Mixed Shaft (United Kingdom)


The shaft was sunk from 1923 onwards . Intially it was in the New Dolcoath Sett but that closed in 1930 for lack of new investment. It wasn't very successful producing 170 tons of tin, 20 tons of Wolfram and some arsenic. South Crofty took over the shaft in 1936.
The shaft circular, 610m. Old headframe had been dismantled for WWII scrap. Shaft used as upcast for Crofty together with Taylor’s shaft.
Refurbished 1994 with electric winder & became South Crofty 2nd
egress when Robinson's shaft closed 1996.

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Other location/mapping information:

Latitude: 50.2224
Longitude: -5.28744
Landranger grid reference: SW656410
Easting: 165600
Northing: 041000

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New Roskear Mixed Shaft belongs to the Camborne and Redruth region.