TEST DUPLICATE Mine Entry

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Scottish Government SpatialData.gov.scot
Last updated:
09 December 2024
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Summary

The Coal Authority has records of over 170,000 mine entries within the UK captured in the National Coal Mining Database from a variety of sources including abandonment plans, geological and Ordnance Survey plans. After 1872, there was a requirement for a coal mine owners to deposit their working plan for the mine with the State when the mine closed. Hence, there may be un-recorded mine entries to which the Coal Authority has no information or knowledge. The layer shows the best-plot position for each mine entry from the information held by the Coal Authority together with any treatment to that entry.

Mine entries indicate the entrance into a mine working, for which there are two types: shafts and adits. Mine shafts are vertical or near vertical entrances to a mine whereas adits are a walkable entrance to a mine as shown on plans held by the Coal Authority. Mine entry positions are taken from a variety of plan sources which vary in age, scale, accuracy and condition. These factors determine the accuracy of the mine entry position derived.

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Coal Authority mine entries N/A 09 December 2024 Not available
Mine.Entry N/A 09 December 2024 Not available

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Added to data.gov.uk
2024-12-09
Access contraints
Not specified
Harvest GUID
63c632ce-999f-4672-987c-bef709566fa7
Extent
Latitude: 60.0103° to °
Longitude: -9.1417° to 2.4759°
Spatial reference system
Dataset reference date
2014-09-26T00:00:06 (creation)
Frequency of update
asNeeded
Responsible party
The Coal Authority (pointOfContact)
ISO 19139 resource type
dataset
Metadata language
eng
Source Metadata
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