Nenthead

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Nenthead is a remote former lead-mining village in Cumbria, England, known for its high altitude, industrial heritage, and surrounding moorland landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former mining village
village
ceremonialCounty Cumbria NERFINISHED
climate cool and wet upland climate
country England
economicHistory developed as a lead-mining centre in the 18th and 19th centuries
elevation approximately 437 metres above sea level
one of the highest villages in England
formerIndustry lead smelting
zinc smelting
formerOperator London Lead Company NERFINISHED
gridReference NY781437
hasConservationStatus scheduled ancient monument areas at Nenthead Mines
hasFeature caravan and camping facilities
chapel
extensive mine workings
mine tunnels
miners’ housing
old spoil heaps
post office
primary school
shop
smelt mill remains
village hall
youth hostel
hasHeritageSite Nenthead Mines NERFINISHED
hasRiver River Nent NERFINISHED
hasTrail mining heritage trails
historicalCounty Cumberland NERFINISHED
knownFor high altitude
industrial heritage
lead mining
moorland landscapes
zinc mining
locatedIn Alston Moor NERFINISHED
Cumbria
Nenthead Valley NERFINISHED
North Pennines NERFINISHED
North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty NERFINISHED
near Alston NERFINISHED
County Durham border
Northumberland border
partOf Eden District NERFINISHED
postalTown Alston NERFINISHED
region North West England
tourism cycling
industrial archaeology
walking

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Alston hasNearbyHill Nenthead