Tyneside Mine
The Tyneside Mine was a coal mine on the West Coast of the South Island in New Zealand. The Tyneside Mine was one of several mines situated on the banks of the Grey River, at an area known as "Coal Gorge" between the townships of Stillwater and Taylorville.
The Brunner suspension bridge, originally built in 1876, connects the site of the Tyneside Mine on the southern bank of the Grey River with the Brunner Mine on the northern bank. The area is now a historic attraction and memorial, accessible from a car park adjacent to the Tyneside Mine chimney, next to State Highway 7.
See also
References
External links
- Department of Conservation - Tyneside Mine
42°26′4″S 171°19′26″E / 42.43444°S 171.32389°E / -42.43444; 171.32389
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Grey District, New Zealand
Seat: Greymouth
| Greymouth Central Ward |
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| Eastern Ward |
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| Northern Ward | |
| Southern Ward |
- Ahaura River
- Alexander River
- Barrytown Flats
- Big River
- Lake Brunner
- Clarke River
- Crooked River
- Eastern Hohonu River
- Greenstone River / Hokonui
- Grey River / Māwheranui
- Harper Pass
- Kangaroo Lake
- Little Hohonu River
- Nancy River
- Ōrangipuku River
- Otto River
- Paparoa Range
- Lake Poerua
- Poerua River
- Rough River
- Taramakau River
- Upper Grey River
- Waiheke River
- Waikiti River
- Arnold Power Station
- Bell Hill mill tramway
- Blackball Branch
- Blackball Museum of Working Class History
- Greymouth Airport
- Hannah's Building
- History House Museum
- John Sturgeon Park
- Kotuku Model Bungalow
- Left Bank Art Gallery
- Omoto locomotive dump
- Paparoa National Park
- Paparoa Track
- Pike29 Memorial Track
- Pike River Mine
- Rapahoe Branch
- Rewanui Branch
- Ross Branch
- Runanga Miners' Hall
- Shantytown Heritage Park
- Stillwater–Ngākawau Line
- Tyneside Mine
- Wingham Park
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