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English: A pair of British Railways Class37 locomotives load coal on to an MGR train at the already closed Abernant Colliery "super pit" in the River Amman Valley. A reminder of South Wales once great Industrial past. Coal mines such as this were once found all over. Now there are no deep mines at all in South Wales. The colliery closed in 1988, and this location has been razed to the ground and the railway removed |
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File usage
More than 100 pages use this file. The following list shows the first 100 pages that use this file only. A full list is available.
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- Abergorky Quarry III, Coal Level II
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- Ammanford Colliery, Ammanford
- Avon Colliery
- Beili-glas Colliery
- Berthlwyd Colliery
- Bishwell Colliery
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- Blaengarw Colliery
- Blaengrenig Coal Mine
- Blaen Ogwr
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- Boundary Level Colliery
- Box Colliery
- Bres Pit
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- Cefncoed Colliery
- Cefn-goleu Colliery
- Cefn-mawr Colliery
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- Cille Colliery
- Clyne Valley Colliery
- Clyne Valley Shaft Mounds, Swansea
- Clyn Gwernen Pit
- Coalbrook, Old Coal Pit
- Coal Levels, Maes Mawr, Pontyberem
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- Cilfrew Colliery
- Colliery, Cockett, Swansea
- Colliery, Pen-clawdd
- Colliery, Three Crosses
- Colliery, Waunarlwydd
- Colliery Remains, Clydach Valley
- Corrwg Vale Colliery
- C Pit
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- Craiglon Colliery
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- Crimea Colliery And Canal Quay, Ystalyfera
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- Cwmdare Colliery
- Cwm Garw, Coal Level
- Cwmgwineu Colliery
- Cwm Mawr Coal Level, Bft
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- Dare Colliery
- Darran Colliery
- D Pit
- Drum Colliery, Bft 3.1
- Drum Colliery, Coal Level 3, B
- Drum Colliery, Level 1, Bft (3
- Drum Colliery, Level 2, Bft (3
- Drum Colliery, Shaft 1, Bft 3.
- Drum Colliery, Shaft 2, Bft 3.
- Drum Colliery, Shaft 3, Bft 3.
- Drum Colliery, Shaft 4, Bft 3.
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- Dulas Colliery
- Dunraven Adare Colliery
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- Dyffryn Main Colliery
- Dyffryn Rhondda Colliery
- Dynant Colliery
- Dynevor Main Colliery
- East Pit East Opencast Coal Site
- Emlyn Colliery, Pen-y-groes
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