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Directory of places: Coal mining and brine subsidence claim searches

A gazetteer providing the list of places that may require a coal mining and brine subsidence claim search for a property.

From:
Coal Authority
Published
1 June 2006

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These documents are out of date. Current information can be accessed by using the Coal Authority’s interactive map viewer

Applies to England, Scotland and Wales

Documents

Withdrawn - England and Wales coal mining and brine search gazetteer

PDF, 1.14 MB, 103 pages

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Withdrawn - Scotland coal mining and brine search gazetteer

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The gazetteer provides the list of places that may require a coal mining and brine subsidence claim search report based on the coal mining reporting area. You can also use the Coal Authority’s interactive map viewer.

The coal mining reporting area, also known as CON29M Coal and Brine Consultation Areas, is the known extent of coal mining activity and is used to determine whether a coal mining report is required for property transactions and the conveyance process. This area does not represent the full extent of geological coal reserves and resources.

You can use the Coal Authority’s property search service for the most accurate information available.

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Published 1 June 2006

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