MineArchiveMines in Warwickshire
Warwickshire's Daw Mill Colliery, the only wholly new colliery sunk in the county after nationalisation, went on to become Britain's biggest coal producer, setting a new annual output record in 2008 before ending its life in 2013 in one of the worst underground fires in recent British mining history.
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| Mine | Worked | Commodities |
|---|---|---|
| Alvecote Colliery | 1875–1942 | Coal |
| Ansley Hall Colliery | 1874–1959 | Coal |
| Arley Colliery | 1901–30 March 1968 | Coal |
| Baddesley Colliery | From May 1850–1989 | Coal |
| Birch Coppice Colliery | c.1850–1986 | Coal |
| Birchmoor Colliery | 1860–1927 | Coal |
| Charity Colliery | 1776–13 September 1924 | Coal, Ironstone |
| Coventry Colliery | From 1911 (sinking)–1991 (reopened) | Coal |
| Craven Colliery | 18th century–1927 | Coal |
| Daw Mill Colliery | 1956 (sinking)–2013 | Coal |
| Dexter Colliery | 1927–1960 (coal) | Coal |
| Exhall Colliery | By 1894–130 | Coal |
| Griff Colliery | 1716–1960 | Coal |
| Haunchwood Colliery | 1855 (recorded working from 1729)–1967 | Coal |
| Kingsbury Colliery | 1897–1968 | Coal |
| Midland Quarry | from 1876 | Diorite, Sandstone |
| Newdigate Colliery | 1901–February 1982 | Coal |
| Nuneaton Colliery | 1877–1920 or 1922 | Coal, Fireclay |
| Pooley Hall Colliery | 1850–1965 | Coal |