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Mineral Resources Map for Cornwall Cansford (Sst) 90 Trevillet (Sl) Other minerals BRITISH 2 10 000 20 30 Slate 18 GEOLOGICAL Trebarwith Cleaved or flaggy siltstone has been worked for building purposes, Prince of Wales (Sl) including walling and floor materials, from many localities in Cornwall. SURVEY Areas which have yielded slate with a well-developed cleavage are Bowithick Pilsamoor (Sst / Sh) much more restricted; these are shown on the map. Within these Jenkyn’s Tregunnon areas, good quality slate and particularly slate of roofing quality is of patchy occurrence. The largest slate working is at Delabole in CORNWALL north Cornwall in beds of Upper Devonian age. Other smaller Trecarne (Sl) workings exist in this area, and also in Devonian slates immediately Delabole (Sl) to the south of Bodmin Moor Granite. A Summary of Mineral Resource Information Polyphant Sandstone Merryfield and Tynes (Sl) Stannon (Cc) for Development Plans: Phase One Sandstone resources occur within a number of the Devonian and Carboniferous formations of the Cornish peninsula. Sandstone may Blackhill (Ig) account for less than 50 percent of the outcrop, with the balance comprising shale, slate and siltstone interbedded with sandstone. Greystone (Ig) Mineral Resources Trevint Marsh Individual sandstone deposits vary in thickness, lateral persistence, 80 hardness, grain size and weathering state, all of which affect their Scale 1:100 000 aggregate potential. The principal sandstone resources occur in the 10 Pigsdon (Sst) Bude and Crackington formations (Upper Carboniferous) of north Bodmin Cornwall and in the Staddon Grit (Lower Devonian) and Gramscatho Helsbury Compiled by R.C. Scrivener, D.E. Highley, D.G. Cameron and K.A. Linley Beds (Upper Devonian) of east and central Cornwall, respectively. Moor Project Leader: D.E. Highley. Some sandstones exhibit good aggregate properties and moderately Trevillis Planning Consultant: J.F. Cowley, Mineral & Resource Planning Associates. high PSVs, but the presence of interbedded shales significantly reduces their potential. Sandstones have mainly been worked for Granite Digital cartography by C. Simpson, British Geological Survey, Keyworth. aggregate and walling stone. Tor Down Hantergantick (Ig) Production of this map was commissioned and funded by the Sand and clay Carbilly Tor Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions De Lank (Ig) Other than beach deposits and coastal dunes (and china clay 'sand'), Bearah Tor (Ig) (Contract MP0624). inland outcrops of sand are very restricted. Blown sand is worked near Hayle for construction use. Topography based on the Ordnance Survey 1:100 000 scale County maps. © Crown Copyright 1985 Ordnance Survey licence number GD272191 / 1997 Silica sand with interbedded beds of clay occur at St Agnes Beacon. Darley Ford (Ig) Cotts Farm Hingston Down (Ig) Digital SSSI and NNR boundaries © English Nature 1996 These deposits are worked in a very small way for pottery clay and Goldiggings (Ig) New Consols Mine sand for industrial use. Positions of Scheduled Monuments at 31st March 1994 as supplied by English Heritage. Cheesewring Kestle The majority of monuments are plotted using a centred NGR symbol. Consequently the actual Marke Valley Mine area and/or length of a monument protected by the legal constraints of scheduling cannot be represented here. Monuments scheduled or descheduled since that date are not accounted for. Prince of Wales / Corner Quoit Digital AONB boundaries © Countryside Commission 1990 Cannalidgey Farm (Sl) Park (Cc) Drakewalls Mine 70 © Crown Copyright 1997 Caradon (Gonamena) (Ig) AIMS AND LIMITATIONS Tredinnick Downs (Sl) 1 000 The purpose of the maps and associated reports in this series is to show the broad distribution of those 00 mineral resources which may be of current or potential economic interest and to relate these to selected nationally-recognised planning constraints. The maps are intended to assist in the consideration and preparation of development plan policies in respect of mineral extraction and the protection of important Callywith (Sl) mineral resources. They bring together a wide range of information, much of which is scattered and not always available in a convenient form. The maps have been produced by collation and interpretation of mineral resource data principally held by the British Geological Survey. Information on mineral planning permissions has been obtained from the relevant Mineral Planning Authority. Some of these permissions may have lapsed or expired. The status of individual areas can be ascertained from the appropriate MPA. Location information on national planning designations has been obtained from the appropriate statutory body (Countryside Commission, English Nature and English Heritage). For further information, the appropriate body should be contacted. Doublebois Rosevannion Lantoom (Sl) The mineral resource data presented are based on the best available information, but are not comprehensive James Park (Sl) and their quality is variable. The inferred boundaries shown are, therefore, approximate. Extensive areas are Clinnick Downs (Sl) excluded as having no mineral resource potential, but some isolated mineral workings may occur in these Lambest areas. The presence of these operations generally reflect very local or specific situations which are referred Westwood (Sl) to in the accompanying report. The maps are intended for general consideration of mineral issues in relation to other planning constraints, and not as a source of detailed information on specific sites. The maps should not be used to determine Castle-an-Dinas Mine Cartuther individual planning applications or in taking other decisions on acquisition or use of a particular piece of land, although they may give useful background information which sets a specific proposal within context. Cansford (Sst) CHINA CLAY (Kaolin) St Austell Lean (Ig) Measured and indicated resources Goss Moor 60 Granite Inferred resources Glebe Luxulyan (Ig) 90 16 Micaceous residue dams containing variable Tor amounts and qualities of recoverable china clay 15 19 1 IGNEOUS AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS Treskilling 8 14 Granite 11 7 17 2 6 9 12 BASIC IGNEOUS ROCKS 4 18 3 20 5 13 Intrusive ( dolerite, gabbro) and extrusive ( basalt, 21 Seaton Beach spilite and volcanic ash) 10 ULTRABASIC IGNEOUS ROCKS Serpentinite / Picrite METAMORPHIC ROCKS Metamorphic (undifferentiated) Blue Hills New Downs Clay & Sand (Si, Cl) SANDSTONE 50 Interbedded sandstone and shale / slate Treworgans Molingey Grampound (Sst / Sh) SAND Silica sand and clay Dairy Farm Wheal Concord Blown sand Pentewan Beach SLATE Slate resources Lamparrow Stone (Sl) New East Pool Mine MINERAL WORKINGS Pendarves Farm (Sl) Tubbs Mill Surface mineral working Mount Wellington Mine Tehidy Hill Underground mineral working Barncoose Mine Rosewarne Hill Mineral Commodity Gwithian Sand Workings (Cs) Reskiddinick Wheal Jane Gwithian Beach South Crofty Mine (Sn) Secondary aggregates Cc China clay Cs Construction sand 100 Cornwall has very large resources of secondary aggregates. Ig Igneous rock Sn Tin Carnbrea Mine By far the most important is china clay waste (sand and rock) Secondary aggregates most of which occurs in the St Austell area where tips 40 Carnon Valley Sst / Sh Sandstone / Shale Sl Slate Upton Towans Penventon amount to some 430 million tonnes, although large China clay waste (sand and igneous rock) tonnages have now been subject to restoration schemes. Si Silica sand Cl Clay Delabole Arisings amount to some 25 million tonnes a year of which Brea Condurrow United Mines Slate waste only 1.5 million tonnes is used. China clay waste is also associated with operations on Bodmin Moor. Brea Newton Moor Stannon MINERAL PLANNING PERMISSIONS Pendarves Mine (as at 1.10.1996) Mine waste (igneous rock) Some 10 million tonnes of mixed slate waste and overburden are associated with the Delabole slate quarry. This material is Source: Cornwall County Council however, sterilised by the surface processing facilities and Park restoration conditions. Waste generated during quarrying Surface permission (some 50,000 t/y) is tipped within the quarry and all material brought to the surface is now sold in some form. St Austell China clay area Geevor/Levant Mines Chywoon (Ig) Carnsew (Ig) Underground permission Clowance Spoil heaps resulting from the long history of non-ferrous metal mining in Cornwall are widely distributed. They are Higher Trolvis largely unsuitable for use as secondary aggregate because of a variable composition and presence of sulphides, and ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNATIONS Castle-an-Dinas (Ig) Kessel Downs (Ig) pose a potential pollution risk if disturbed. At South Crofty Carnmenellis Trenoweth 050 mine small amounts of granite produced during mine Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Granite development are sold as aggregate. Goodgrane Heritage Coast Lower Bostraze Palastine South Crofty Mine Heritage Coast (Inland boundary) Trannack (Ig) Bosahan Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks China Clay China clay workings in 30 Site of Special Scientific Interest Granite Trevaney China clay (or kaolin) is a white clay composed principally of kaolinite. St Austell Granite 0 30 km Granite forms the extensive igneous rock outcrops of Bodmin Moor, St. Britain’s china clay resources occur in the granites of South-west China clay pits National Nature Reserve Austell, Carnmenellis and Land's End, together with a number of smaller England and were formed by the in situ alteration (kaolinisation) of the intrusions. Most of the granite is coarse-grained with biotite (iron-rich mica)
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