Lead mines in County Durham

Commodity: Lead · Region: County Durham

Mine	Worked	Commodities
Beldon Lead Mine	18th century–By 1820	Lead, Fluorspar
Blackdene Mine	By the early 15th century–1987	Fluorspar, Lead
Brandon Walls Mine	1801–1903	Lead, Silver
Burtree Pasture Mine	By 1800–c. 1980	Lead, Fluorspar
Cambokeels Mine	1868–1989	Fluorspar, Lead
Closehouse Mine	From 1937–Late 1990s	Barite, Lead
Coldberry Mine	By the mid-18th century–1953–1956 (sources differ)	Lead
Cornish Hush Mine	By 1863–1980	Lead, Fluorspar
Cow Green Mine	From late 18th century–1954	Barite, Lead
Derwent Lead Mines	By 1624–1980s	Lead, Fluorspar
Flushiemere Barytes Mine	—	Barite, Lead
Frazer's Hush Mine	early 1970s–1999	Fluorspar, Lead
Green Hurth Mine	1799 (lease)–1902	Lead, Zinc
Greenlaws Mine	c. 1700 (workings recorded from 1725)–Late 1880s	Lead
Groverake Mine	From 1819–1999	Fluorspar, Lead, Iron
Harehope Gill Mine	1796–1890	Lead, Fluorspar
Healeyfield Mine	Working by the late 18th century–1930	Lead, Ganister
Heights Pasture Mine	from 1850 (Weardale Iron Company)	Lead, Fluorspar, Iron
Killhope Lead Mine	1818–1910	Lead, Zinc
Lady's Rake Mine	From 1868–1909	Lead
Lintzgarth Mine	1930–June 1930	Lead
Lodge Syke Mine	from By 1888	Lead
Lunehead Mine	By 1882–1942 (discontinued)	Barite, Lead
Pike Law Mine	From 1753–1891	Lead
Rookhope (Boltsburn Mine)	early 19th century–1931	Lead, Fluorspar
Sedling Rake Mine	1818–1948	Lead, Fluorspar
Slitt Mine	Early 1700s–1878	Lead
Stanhopeburn Mine	1830–1982	Lead, Fluorspar
Stotsfield Burn Mine	From 1863–1966	Lead, Fluorspar
West Rigg Opencast	Late 19th century–1968	Iron, Lead
Wolfcleugh Mine	From 1818–1912	Lead, Fluorspar

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