North Retallack
aka Trebellan
Lead Mine
Worked from c1869
Jan 1st, 2024 from RF by Buddle-Bot
Cornwall | |
Mount | |
50.36286, -5.11165 | |
SW 7879 5607 | |
Private Land | |
40m | |
#8,705 |
Formerly Trebellan. Exploited several north-south trending mineral veins located directly north of the Treamble mine. One of these veins was considered to be the southern continuation of the Trebellan lode, and it’s speculated that this same vein was exposed in the western pit of the Treamble Mine. Operating as part of the Great Retallack sett, the mine extracted 5 tons of lead ore in 1869.
Publications (1)
- Dines, Henry George (1956); BGS - Regional Memoirs - Metalliferous Mining Region of South West England Vol1, The; 567 pages
Treamble - 212m
Waterwheel Shaft - 237m
Berryman's Shaft - 244m
Clatworthy's Shaft - 276m
Tennant's Shaft - 277m
Great Retallack - 402m
Boundary Shaft - 669m
South Mount - 677m
Carter's Old Shaft - 700m
Carter's New Shaft - 731m
Ochre Shaft - 767m
Peru Mine - 801m
Treworthen - 827m
Perran Bay Iron - 844m
Duchy Peru - 849m
Vallance's Shaft - 871m
Mount Mine - 874m
Roebuck's Shaft - 888m
Old Sump Shaft - 923m
Thrush - 928m
Budnick United - 952m
Trebisken - 996m
Cubert United - 1,083m
Halwyn Pit - 1,258m
Hope, Wheal - 1,283m
Rose, Wheal - 1,611m
Mary, Wheal - 1,650m
Reen, Wheal - 1,958m