Trials. Small lead mine operating in the southern areas of three NS-trending lodes crossing the Gannel valley south of Legonna farm. It was active around 1846 and possibly connected to Wheal Rose Consols, situated a bit further north. According to Hamilton Jenkin, most of Wheal Dyke’s workings were on the southern side of the river. The provided grid reference indicates one of its dumps.
| #8,030 | |
| Cornwall | |
| Newquay | |
| 50.390289, -5.047454 | |
| SW 8348 5893 | |
| Private Land | |
| 16m | |
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