The Old and New Chwarel Las Veins are part of the China Rake, running east to west through Carboniferous Limestone and chert beds.
Capped shafts and spoil heaps scattered across the area. Shafts at SJ 1955 7138, SJ 1963 7133, and SJ 1987 7135.
Chwarel Las
Lead and Silver Mine
Worked from 1861 to 1880
Jan 1st, 2024 from CPAT by Buddle-Bot
Feb 23rd, 2025 by BertyBasset
| North Wales | |
| Halkyn | |
| 53.2344246, -3.2060089 | |
| SJ 1960 7150 | |
| Open Access | |
| 267m | |
| #1,916 |
Mary Jane Shaft - 315m- Union - 424m
Wagstaff - 510m- Billins - 528m
Rhes-y-cae - 572m- Cheney Rake - 649m
- Pant y Pwll Dwr - 725m
- Pwllgwenllan - 727m
- Westminster New - 761m
- Hen Rake - 785m
- Prince Patrick North - 804m
- Prince Patrick - 822m
- Halkyn Marble Quarry - 834m
- Long Rake - 890m
Parry's Vein - 902m
Brynparade - 903m- Grosvenor - 997m
- New North Halkyn - 1,040m
- Maenbras - 1,138m
- Maeslygan - 1,138m
- Pwll Melyn - 1,212m
- Pant Quarry - 1,323m
- Nant y Fuwch - 1,324m
- Tan-y-Foel - 1,455m
- Pwll y Gaseg - 1,484m
- Caeau - 1,488m
- Pen yr Henblas - 1,522m
- Halkyn Hall - 1,637m
- Cross Leavings - 1,653m
- Moel y Crio - 1,711m
- Halkyn Mount - 1,771m
- Halkyn Deep Level, Pant y Go Shaft - 1,821m
- Halkyn - 1,875m
- Thorntree - 1,907m
- Lewis's Shaft - 1,909m