Jan 1st, 2024 from NMRS by Buddle-Bot
| Northern Pennines | |
| Bollihope | |
| 54.700758, -1.998727 | |
| NZ 0018 3397 | |
| Open Access | |
| 298m | |
| #16,178 |
The London Lead Company Mine in the Howden Burn valley was reopened in 1971-1972 by SAMUK to search for fluorspar reserves along the Cornish Hush and Sharnberry Veins. They never reached the latter. The grid reference locates the Low Level, with the Upper Level at NY99893339.
1874-1902 London Lead Company 1903-1909 Church Commissioners (Lessors) 1971-1972 Swiss Aluminium Mining (UK) Ltd
Blackburn Mill - 466mHawkwood Sike Level - 490mWhitfield Brow - Howden Burn Top Level - 602mCornish Hush Horse Level - 666mBollihope Shield - 680mWhitfield Brow - Howden Burn Low Level - 731mBlack Hill Level - 739mCornish Hush - 855mWhitfield Low Level - 914mLow Bollihope Shield Opencut Level - 988mBollihope No.1 - 1,002mWhitfield Brow - Tuft Level - 1,141mWager Burn - 1,503mYew Tree - Great Limestone Level - 1,568mYew Tree - Coal Sills Level - 1,618m
Yew Tree - Firestone Level - 1,666mHarnisha Burn - 1,779mEast Harnisha Hush - 1,858mBirch Vein Level - 1,899mBollihope Smelt Mill - 1,929m