Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape
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 | gb1989 CornwallTinMine StA[186×249] Cornwall and West Devon were the heartland from which mining technology rapidly spread When Cornish and West Devon mining declined in the 1860s large numbers of miners emigrated to Publishing origin |
 | wheal edward jpg[308×400] World Heritage Site Cornwall West Devon Mining Landscape The UNESCO web site entry says Much of the landscape of Cornwall and West Devon was transformed in the 18th and early 19th centuries as a result of the rapid growth of pioneering copper and Publishing origin |
 | Mining 200 Image jpg[200×133] Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site World Heritage is a designation for places of outstanding value to all humanity A leaflet is available for you to view and or download and answers the following questions Publishing origin |
 | gb Cornwall BkltCover smal[879×231] to work and live in mining communities based on Cornish traditions in for instance South Africa Australia and Central and South America where Cornish engine houses still survive Publishing origin |
 | Botallack 2 jpg[140×90] Cornish Mining World Heritage Success for Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape Publishing origin |
 | site 1215 jpg[185×125] Brief Description Much of the landscape of Cornwall and West Devon was transformed in the 18th and early 19th centuries as a result of the rapid growth of Publishing origin |
 | fig27 a1 st just mining di[770×527] location map historic landscapes WHS GIS mapping Publishing origin |
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 | A10 Morwellham wheel jpg[605×445] Publishing origin |
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