Publications (2)
- (1921); BGS - Mineral Resources of GB (c1920s) Vol XIX - Lead and Zinc: in Carboniferous of North Wales; 169 pages
- (1921); BGS - Mineral Resources of GB (c1920s) Vol XIX - Lead and Zinc: in Carboniferous of North Wales; 169 pages
Francis Engine Shaft
aka Mold
Lead Mine
Jan 1st, 2024 from Cambrian by Buddle-Bot
| North Wales | |
| Cadole | |
| 53.156197, -3.186989 | |
| SJ 2073 6278 | |
| Private Land | |
| 230m | |
| #396 |
Mold Cadole - 300m
Cat Hole West - 538m- Gwernymynydd - 686m
Hafod - 776m- Cefn Mawr - 794m
Deborah Shaft - 895m
Cefn Mawr Quarry - 957m- Brynyfryd - 993m
Coed Cynric - 996m- Cefn Mawr Cave - 1,009m
- Aberduna - 1,015m
- Brynyffynon - 1,016m
- Pen y Garreg Wen - 1,038m
- Cat Hole - 1,066m
- Argoed - 1,091m
- Glanalyn - 1,122m
- Bryngwyn - 1,184m
- Cathole North Lode Chamber 2 - 1,240m
- Aberduna Quarry - 1,279m
- Coed y Fedw - 1,330m
- Fron Fawnog - 1,352m
- True Blue - 1,482m
- Pantybuarth - 1,489m
- St Catherine's - 1,496m
- Fronissa - 1,531m
- Brynhyfryd (1) - 1,541m
- Fron Hall - 1,577m
- Mount Pleasant - 1,684m
- Maeshafn, Grosvenor Shaft - 1,747m
- Maes y Safn - 1,755m
- Maeshafn Moel Findeg - 1,797m
- Bwlchyddaufryn - 1,833m
- Maeshafn Mine Cave - 1,909m
- Maeshafn Main Site - 1,917m
- Maeshafn River Alyn - 1,955m