Line of the former Rosedale railway across the watershed to the Teesside smelters. In 1328 Edward III had already assigned the ore mining to the nuns of Rosedale Abbey. However, a true mining industry only emerged halfway through the 19th century.
Once the railway connection across the heaths was constructed, no less than 5 million tons of ore were mined and transported in the first 20 years. In the late 1920s mining came to an end.

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Distance 6.99 km

Uphill 30 m

Downhill 50 m

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Location: Farndale East, Ryedale, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire And The Humber, England, United Kingdom

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