Winsford Salt Mine #4 Shaft

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The photograph on this page of Winsford Salt Mine #4 Shaft by Mike Harris as part of the Geograph project.

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Winsford Salt Mine #4 Shaft

Image: © Mike Harris Taken: 19 May 2007

Winsford Salt Mine #4 Shaft #4. Seen from the footpath from Jack Lane, along the Bostock / Moulton boundary. The location of this shaft gives some idea of the extent of the underground workings of the Winsford salt mine. The main shaft and mine workings are over 1 km away to the SW. In fact the underground mine workings are far more extensive even than this.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.214823
Longitude
-2.505661