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Created 23-Dec-12
Modified 2-Apr-25
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Minerals occur at various places along the west side of the Conwy Valley. From Crafnant to Dolgarrog there are various workings to extract iron pyrites. Cae Coch Mine was one of the largest 90,000 tons of ore was extracted between 1860 and 1875 and 1600 tons when the mine was re-opened during the First World War.

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Keywords:cae coch, conwy, cymru, dolgarrog, geology, iron pyrites, iron-ore, mineralogy, minerals, mining, trefriw, wales

HRS 4238 Dolgarrog, iron pyrites mine 2004

HRS 4238  Dolgarrog, iron pyrites mine 2004

HRS 4236 Dolgarrog, Pyrites mine 2004

HRS 4236 Dolgarrog, Pyrites mine 2004

HRS 4235 Dolgarrog, iron pyrites mine 2004

HRS 4235 Dolgarrog, iron pyrites mine 2004

HRS 4237 Dolgarrog, iron on wall on tunnel

HRS 4237 Dolgarrog, iron on wall on tunnel