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Hareshaw Iron Works

Ironstone Strata

Section of the Ironstone Strata, about Three-quarters of a Mile E.N.E. of the Village of Bellingham, and in the Bellingham Burn, June 27th, 1839

Shaft Details

Sunk: 27 Jun 1839

Approximate surface level 500 feet above sea (Ordnance datum)

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Geology encountered   Thickness   Depth
  ft. in.   ft. in.
Roof freestone    0  0     0  0
Soft metal    0  8     0  8
Ironstone balls    0  1     0  9
Metal    0  6     1  3
Ironstone ball    0  2     1  6
Metal    0  3     1  9
Ironstone ball    0  2     1  11
Metal, in which balls are contained not running regularly    0  6     2  5
Metal    0  11     3  4
Ironstone balls    0  2     3  6
Metal    0  6     4  0
Ironstone balls, irregular    0  1     4  1
Metal    0  3     4  4
Ironstone in balls    0  2     4  6
Metal    0  6     5  0
Ironstone in layers and in balls    0  3     5  3
Metal    0  4     5  7
Ironstone balls    0  1     5  8
Metal    0  8     6  4
Ironstone balls    0  1     6  6
Metal    0  6     7  0
Ironstone balls    0  2     7  2
Metal, containing several balls running regularly    1  0     8  2
Metal    0  2     8  4
Ironstone balls    0  2     8  6
Metal    0  6     9  0
Ironstone    0  3     9  3
Metal    0  4     9  7
Ironstone    0  2     9  9
Metal    0  4     10  1
Ironstone parting, in layers    0  3     10  4
Metal    0  4     10  8
Ironstone in balls, also in layers    0  3     10  11
Metal    0  10     11  9
Ironstone balls    0  3     12  0
Metal    0  8     12  8
Ironstone balls    0  3     12  11
Metal    0  8     13  7
Ironstone balls    0  2     13  9
Metal    0  2     13  11
Ironstone balls    0  2     14  1
Metal    0  7     14  8
Ironstone balls    0  1     14  10
Metal    0  4     15  2
Ironstone balls    0  0     15  2
Metal    0  2     15  4
Ironstone    0  2     15  6
Metal    0  2     15  8
Ironstone balls    0  1     15  10
Metal    0  4     16  2
Ironstone    0  2     16  4
Metal    0  2     16  6
Ironstone balls    0  1     16  7
Metal    0  8     17  3
Ironstone balls    0  2     17  6
Metal    1  6     19  0
Ironstone balls    0  2     19  2
Metal    1  0     20  2
Ironstone    0  2     20  4
Metal    0  3     20  7
Ironstone    0  2     20  10
Metal    0  6     21  4
Ironstone    0  3     21  7
Metal    1  0     22  7
Ironstone    0  3     22  10
Metal    0  3     23  1
Ironstone    0  2     23  3

Source: An Account of the strata of Northumberland & Durham as proved by Borings & Sinkings, Volume A-B, published by the North of England Institute of Mining & Mechanical Engineers, 1878

  original entry for sinking/boring number 0096 in "An Account of the strata of Northumberland & Durham as proved by Borings & Sinkings, Volume A-B, published by the North of England Institute of Mining & Mechanical Engineers, 1878"

 


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