Caradon Mining District

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Caradon Mining District is a historic mining area in Cornwall, England, renowned for its 19th-century copper and tin mines and characteristic engine houses that form part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf copper mining area
historic mining district
industrial heritage site
tin mining area
associatedWith Cornish beam engines NERFINISHED
Cornish mining technology
contains Craddock Moor Mine NERFINISHED
Holman’s Shaft NERFINISHED
Phoenix United Mine NERFINISHED
South Caradon Mine NERFINISHED
West Caradon Mine NERFINISHED
various engine houses
country United Kingdom
currentUse educational field studies in mining history
recreational walking and heritage trails
declinePeriod late 19th century
governedBy Cornwall Council NERFINISHED
hasViewpoint Caradon Hill NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
historicalEconomicImportance major regional employer in the 19th century
industrialRevolutionRole important copper-producing area in southwest England
knownFor 19th-century copper mining
19th-century tin mining
engine houses
industrial archaeology
landscapeCharacterizedBy engine house ruins
mining shafts
spoil heaps
locatedIn Cornwall NERFINISHED
England
locatedNear Liskeard NERFINISHED
locatedOn Bodmin Moor NERFINISHED
partOf Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) on Bodmin Moor NERFINISHED
Cornish mining heritage
Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape NERFINISHED
periodOfGreatestActivity 19th century
primaryCommodity copper
protectionStatus conservation area for industrial archaeology
secondaryCommodity tin
tourismType heritage tourism destination
worldHeritageSiteSince 2006

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