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Brownley Hill Mine Lead Mine (United Kingdom)

A very large & complex mine. Part of the Nenthead network of mines. The veins worked include;
Carrs Vein, Wellgill Cross Vein, Brownley Hill Moss Cross Vein, West High Cross Vein, High Cross Vein and the Jug Vein,

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WCMRG Memoirs, Brownley Hill Mine (Trip / Report / Public / 5561Kb)

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	Brownley Hill Mine User Album (Public) You are welcome to use this album for uploading photographs of Brownley Hill Mine. View Album Last modified 09/01/2008 19:58:21 by paulmog.
	Brownley Hill Mine Archive Album (Public) You are welcome to use this album for uploading archive or historical photographs of Brownley Hill M... View Album Last modified 13/06/2007 18:19:03 by Colonel Mustard.

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