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1000 meters

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Victorian coal mines could extend to depths of several hundred feet underground, depending on the specific location and vein of coal being mined. Some mines reached depths of over 1,000 feet. Workers often faced dangerous conditions due to collapses, flooding, and poor ventilation.

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