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The following is an alphabetical list of collieries in County Durham, from c.1850 to c.1990. Please click on a colliery name for further information or click on an initial letter to jump to collieries in that section.

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  • Londonderry Pit (Pittington Hallgarth)
  • Long Close Drift (Medomsley)
  • Long House Drift (Medomsley)
  • Lord and Lady Pit (Wingate)
  • Lord Lambton Pit (Pittington Hallgarth)
  • Lord Pit (Pittington Hallgarth)
  • Loud Pit (Collierley (det))
  • Louisa Pit (Tanfield)
  • Lound Groove [Colliery] (Esh)
  • Low Beechburn Colliery (North Bedburn)
  • Low Butterknowle Colliery (Hamsterley)
  • Low Fell [Colliery] (Gateshead)
  • Low Flatts [Colliery] (Harraton)
  • Low Grange [Colliery] (Durham St. Giles)
  • Low Hutton Drift (Collierley)
  • Low Kayslee [Colliery] (South Bedburn)
  • Low Mill Colliery (Cornsay)
  • Low Mill Drift (Cornsay)
  • Low Salter Burn [Colliery] (Lynesack & Softley)
  • Low Urpeth Colliery (Urpeth)
  • Low Whain [Colliery] (Lynesack & Softley)
  • Lower Westgarth Drift (Lynesack & Softley)
  • Lowton Colliery (Cockfield)

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