Publications (1)
- Sibly F.T, revsd. Lloyd W. (1927); BGS - Mineral Resources of GB (c1920s) Vol X 2nd Ed - Iron Ores - Hematites of Forest of Dean, South Wales; 115 pages
Coleford Iron & Colour
aka Coleford Iron& Colour, Cross Ways, or J. Shingles Cross Ways
Iron Mine
Worked from 1885 to 1896
Jan 1st, 2024 from Cambrian by Buddle-Bot
| #911 | |
| Forest of Dean | |
| Coleford | |
| 51.799346, -2.628084 | |
| SO 5679 1138 | |
| Private Land | |
| 195m | |
| 0 Images |
Crows Nest Pit - 608m- Fox Bush - 1,018m
- High Nash Pit - 1,568m
- Robinhood Iron - 942m
- Scowle Pit - 641m
- Staunton - 1,748m
High Meadow - 1,953m- Coleford Lane - 317m
- Coleford Deep Iron Pit - 26m
- Box Bush Iron Slope - 896m
- Tufthorn Deep Iron Pit - 1,835m
- Jack's Pit Iron Mine - 1,909m
New Hawkins, No.2 - 1,437m- New Hawkins, No.1 Level - 1,535m
- Gentlemen Colliers - 1,848m
- Coal Way Hill, Trim Pit - 1,640m
- Well Level - 807m
- Woodgate Pit - 1,769m
- Cross Knave - 1,825m
- New Fere Pit - 1,949m
- Hawkin's Level - 1,401m
- Mailscot (a) - 1,784m
- Westgate Pit - 1,714m
- Brominghold Pit - 1,110m
- Bridewell - 1,868m
- The Scowles - 821m
- Whitecliff Iron Works - 1,326m
- W. H. Fryer’s Iron Ore Slope - 1,041m