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Thrislington Colliery

Jane Pit

Strata sunk through at the Jane Pit, Thrislington Colliery. 1867

Shaft Details

Sunk: 1867, Closed: 04 Mar 1967

Approximate surface level 410 feet above sea (Ordnance datum)

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Geology encountered   Thickness   Depth
  ft. in.   ft. in.
Outset    8  0     8  0
Soil and gravel    10  0     18  0
Marl    15  0     33  0
Limestone    99  0     132  0
Black metal    4  0     136  0
Grey metal    14  0     150  0
Post    4  0     154  0
Grey metal    15  0     169  0
Grey metal, scared with coal    13  0     182  0
Main Coal Seam Waste    5  6     187  6
Fire clay    2  6     190  0
Grey metal    14  0     204  0
Strong grey metal    3  0     207  0
Hard grey post    9  6     216  6
Black metal    1  10     218  4
Strong grey metal    21  8     240  0
COAL    1  2     241  2
Fire clay    1  10     243  0
Strong grey metal, with ironstone girdles    10  0     253  0
COAL    0  4     253  4
Strong grey metal, with post girdles    20  8     274  0
Hard white post    6  0     280  0
Whin girdle    2  0     282  0
Hard grey post    6  0     288  0
Strong grey metal, with post girdles    12  0     300  0
Post    10  0     310  0
Strong grey metal, with post girdles    26  6     336  6
COAL - Low Main Seam    4  6     341  0
    Post girdle    2  0       
    COAL    2  6       
Strong grey metal    5  7     346  7
Hard white post    24  2     370  9
Dark grey metal    10  0     380  9
COAL    1  10     382  7
Fire clay    1  6     384  1
White post girdle    1  10     385  11
Blue metal    0  7     386  6
COAL    0  7     387  1
Dark blue metal    4  8     391  9
COAL    0  6     392  3
Post    12  4     404  7
COAL, foul    0  6     405  1
Fire clay    2  6     407  7
Blue metal    2  9     410  4
Blue metal    24  3     434  7
COAL - Hutton Seam    1  10     436  5
Fire clay    1  2     437  7
Grey metal    5  0     442  7
Hard white post    90  0     532  7
Blue metal    26  0     558  7
Hard white post    48  0     606  7
Blue metal    12  3     618  10
COAL - Harvey Seam    4  4     623  2
Bored further, Florence Pit :—    0  0     623  2
Grey metal    101  6     724  8
COAL    0  9     725  5
Grey metal    1  6     726  11
COAL    1  0     727  11
Grey metal    29  0     756  11
Dark metal    0  8     757  7
COAL    2  11     760  6
Grey metal    3  0     763  6
Grey post    3  9     767  3
COAL    1  9     769  0
Grey metal    2  4     771  4
COAL    0  6     771  10
Grey metal and a post girdle    44  0     815  10
Grey post    3  0     818  10
COAL    0  6     819  4
Grey post    5  0     824  4
Grey metal and post girdles    31  0     855  4
Grey and white posts    12  6     867  10
COAL    0  3     868  1
White and grey post    32  0     900  1
COAL    1  2     901  3
Grey metal and post girdles    40  0     941  3
Grey post    7  0     948  3

Source: An Account of the strata of Northumberland & Durham as proved by Borings & Sinkings, Volume S-T, published by the North of England Institute of Mining & Mechanical Engineers, 1894

  original entry for sinking/boring number 1996 in "An Account of the strata of Northumberland & Durham as proved by Borings & Sinkings, Volume S-T, published by the North of England Institute of Mining & Mechanical Engineers, 1894"

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