Open questions: Glasgow

Where sources disagree, MineArchive keeps both accounts rather than picking one; where a fact could not be settled, the record says so. 6 such claims on 4 records. All regions.

Darnley Lime Works

• Sources differ on where the works sit. The Scottish Cave and Mine Database gives Darnley Park, Nitshill, City of Glasgow (Renfrewshire); Wikipedia places the tramway and works in East Renfrewshire, 9.7 km south-west of Glasgow. The country park straddles the boundary. (disputed)

Govan Colliery

• The BGS mine-plans catalogue holds a Mining Remediation Authority abandonment plan titled 'Govan' (catalogue 7771, Upper Upper, dated 1923); the catalogue gives no location and the plan's details do not clearly tie it to this working, so it may belong to another of the same name. (uncertain)

Lochwood Colliery

• Lochwood Colliery and its branch closed in 1914. (disputed)
• Lochwood Colliery Pits Nos. 1 and 2 closed in the 1920s, and the branch in 1939. (disputed)

Victoria Pit, Nitshill

• The pit was 1,050 feet deep at the downcast shaft, the deepest in Scotland. (disputed)
• The pit was 120 to 130 fathoms deep. (disputed)