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345 – Siège Simon — Puits Simon I Extensive mine site - headframes and associated buildings
The listed carreau of Puits Simon no 1 and no 2 at Forbach, a deteriorating but substantially intact Lorraine colliery complex bearing the oldest surviving headframe in the Bassin Houiller Lorrain.
Forbach · Grand Est · France (Lorraine Coal Basin)
coal
418 – Mines de Gardanne — Puits Yvon Morandat Repurposed site - headframe and associated buildings
Former lignite shaft at Gardanne, now a 14-hectare innovation and enterprise campus anchored by the conserved 50-metre extraction tower of the puits Yvon Morandat, the deepest mine in the Provence coalfield.
Gardanne · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur · France (Provence Coal Basin)
lignite
Former lignite mine near Gardanne with preserved headframes of puits Z and puits Yvon Morandat, now a business and enterprise site.
Gardanne · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur · France (Provence Coal Basin)
lignite
Ventilation shaft of the Livezeni underground coal mine in the Jiu Valley coalfield, Petroșani.
Petroșani · Hunedoara · Romania (Jiu Valley Coal Basin)
coal
Auxiliary shaft of the Livezeni hard coal mine in the Livezeni district of Petroșani, part of an operation scheduled for closure by 2032.
Petroșani · Hunedoara · Romania (Jiu Valley Coal Basin)
coal
Abandoned talc mine shaft site in the Poiana Ruscă hills of Hunedoara, with derelict surface buildings remaining after closure around 2010.
Lelese · Hunedoara · Romania (Hunedoara Talc Mining Area)
talc
Active hard coal mine in Petroșani's Jiu Valley, one of Romania's last operating collieries, with closure planned by 2032.
Petroșani · Hunedoara · Romania (Jiu Valley Coal Basin)
coal
Coal mining shaft complex at Lonea in the Jiu Valley, approaching final closure after over 150 years of extraction.
Petrila · Hunedoara · Romania (Jiu Valley Coal Basin)
coal
Unfinished concrete skip shaft tower at Mina Lonea, sunk before 2010 and never brought into operation.
Petrila · Hunedoara · Romania (Jiu Valley Coal Basin)
coal
Closed and backfilled coal shaft of the Anina mine, sunk from 1862, reaching 650 metres depth; now sealed after final closure in 2006–2007.
Anina · Caraș-Severin · Romania (Anina Coal Mining District)
coal