Mine and surface features managed by volunteers of the Lea Bailey Light Railway.
External Links
Publications (1)
- (1927); BGS - Mineral Resources of GB (c1920s) Vol X 2nd Ed - Iron Ores - Hematites of Forest of Dean, South Wales; 115 pages
Lea Bailey Gold Mine
Gold and Iron Mine
Sep 18th, 2024 from Wikipedia by BertyBasset
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| Forest of Dean | |
| Drybrook | |
| 51.8731003, -2.5158999 | |
| SO 6458 1952 | |
| Open Access | |
| 230m | |
| #26,386 | |
Injunction - 625m- Wigpool Pit, No.1 - 628m
- Wigpool Pit, No.2 - 797m
- Cockpecker - 1,382m
- Drybrook - 1,893m