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Description

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On the west side of the Bream-Lydney road about two-thirds of a mile south of Bream. A pit 60 feet deep with a trail adit yielded 2,000 tons of ore up to 1899.

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Publications (3)

• (1927); BGS - Mineral Resources of GB (c1920s) Vol X 2nd Ed - Iron Ores - Hematites of Forest of Dean, South Wales; 115 pages
• Oldham, Tony (1998); Mines of the Forest of Dean; 86 pages
• Sibley p 51

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Sites within 2km (30)

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• Bream Grove (a) - 181m
• Victoria Pit No 2 Iron Mine - 191m
• South Oakwood Level - 205m
• Devil's Chapel - 237m
• Bream Grove No.2 - 313m
• Bream Grove No.1 - 354m
• South Oakwood Level - 398m
• Crabtree Pit Iron Mine - 404m
• Lydney Park - 614m
• Tufts Level - 689m
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• Upper Old Park Iron Mine - 830m
• Old Park - 893m
• Tufts - 1,189m
• Parkhill Level - 1,328m
• Chapel Quarry - 1,516m
• Noxon - 1,635m
• Hanghill - 1,670m
• Park Gutter - 1,678m
• Oakwood Deep Level - 1,749m
• Oakwood Mill, Lower - 1,754m
• Oakwood - 1,791m
• Bream Tufts - 1,831m
• Devil's Ditch Iron Mine - 1,864m
• Princess Royal Pit - 1,892m
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• Kidnalls - 1,926m
• Princess Royal - 1,954m