An expansive region characterized by bell pits, superficial excavations, and heaps of discarded material—some of which have been leveled and reclaimed by vegetation—extends westward from the pathway adjacent to Greenhaw hut. Notably, several heaps situated at the southwestern extremity of the mining operations are predominantly composed of discarded witherite.
Brock Holes Mine
Lead Mine
Jan 1st, 2024 from NMRS by Buddle-Bot
| #15,555 | |
| Yorkshire Dales | |
| Woodhall | |
| 54.318544, -2.020258 | |
| SD 9878 9144 | |
| Open Access | |
| 418m | |
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Watson's Shaft - 1,469m- Brownfield Mine - 1,349m
- Greenhaw Mine - 804m
- Haw Bank Level - 1,502m
- Birkin Gill Level - 1,459m
- Woodhall - 1,307m
- Aithwaite End Mine - 1,275m
- How Bank - 1,323m
- Swinehaw - 673m
- Thackthwaite Level Dressing Floor - 687m
- Thackthwaite Level - 638m
- Blue Hole Shaft - 1,398m
- Wet Groove Level - 1,188m
- Wet Groove Engine Shaft - 1,215m