Sections and plan of the collieries around Nailsea
Sections and plans of the collieries around Nailsea, which accompanied the pamphlet The Reports of Mr William Smith (1769-1839), and Mr Edward Martin, to the Bristol and Taunton Canal Company, (1818). In the report, Smith was of the opinion that there was a sufficient supply of workable coal to justify the construction of a new canal. Only the Bridgewater-Taunton part of the canal was constructed, opening in 1827. Engraving on paper
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14160603
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48657574
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4120px x 6589px
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Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London. Archive reference: LDGSL/745 - Image reference: 07-144
Date
1811
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