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5 mines beginning with Q, of 3568.

Mine	Region	Worked	Commodities
Quarrelton Colliery Pits on one of Britain's thickest coal seams, where two men lived ten days on scraps of oatcake after a flood.	Renfrewshire	by 1634	Coal
Quarry Level A Glyn valley level where a police baton charge in the 1926 lockout led to Arthur Jenkins, father of Roy Jenkins, going to prison.	Torfaen	c. 1912–1943	Coal
Quarter Colliery The Lanarkshire pit where eleven died in 1841 — four of them rescuers — and where the teenage Keir Hardie drove ponies and then hewed coal.	South Lanarkshire	By 1841, possibly earlier–1930	Coal
Quay Foot Quarry Green slate for Victorian Keswick, and a photograph of the quarry taken in 1857.	Cumbria	Working by the mid-19th century–after 1930	Slate
Quinta Colliery A border colliery whose tramway to the canal fed into the Glyn Valley line.	Shropshire	c. 1850s–early 1900s	Coal