Located northeast of Blackwater, operated from 1824 to 1829 and was later reworked in 1845. The mine encompassed three roughly east-northeast-trending lodes, but the extent of their development remains unknown. Unfortunately, no remnants of the workings exist today, and there are no records detailing the mine’s output.
East Britain, Wheal
aka Prince Coburg
Copper and Tin Mine
Worked from 1872
Jan 1st, 2024 from RF by Buddle-Bot
| Cornwall | |
| Three Burrows | |
| 50.276864, -5.174679 | |
| SW 7390 4670 | |
| Private Land | |
| 134m | |
| #8,042 |
Street's Shaft - 626m
Gimp - 778m- Tanner's Shaft - 802m
Burra Burra Mine - 815m- Middle Shaft - 853m
- Eastern Shaft - 961m
- Carnhot - 973m
- Footway Shaft - 1,045m
- Trevethan Shaft - 1,045m
- North Busy, Wheal - 1,076m
- Wright's Shaft - 1,177m
East Treskerby - 1,268m- Concord, Wheal - 1,349m
- Briton, Wheal - 1,389m
- East Music, Wheal - 1,566m
Boscawen - 1,635m- Ann, Wheal - 1,702m
Cornwall, Wheal - 1,842m- Flatrod Shaft - 1,850m
- Scorrier Consols - 1,864m
- West Briton, Wheal - 1,871m
- Victoria, Wheal - 1,894m
- Previous, Wheal - 1,894m
- Jack's Shaft - 1,907m
- North Clifford and Busy - 1,981m