The number of people working in the Derbyshire mines has varied over the years, peaking during the industrial revolution. At its height, thousands of miners were employed in coal and lead mining in the region. However, specific figures can fluctuate based on the time period and the type of mining activity. Today, the industry has significantly declined, with only a fraction of the workforce remaining.
The population of North East Derbyshire is 17.
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Industrialization led many working class people to move to large cities. Many of them worked in dangerous conditions in factories and mines.
over 100,000 people were killed in the mines
There were approximately 48 mines in the Cannock area, which were mostly coal mines. These mines played a significant role in the industrial history of the region and provided employment to many people.
The first mines were the tinmines of Cornwall and the lead mines of Derbyshire. Later coal was mined, first in Newcastle and then in the north and midlands and in South Wales. At one time the UK had 500,000 coal miners. Some mines were over half a mile deep. When the Industrial Revolution started it needed supplies of coal, iron ore and limestone. Limestone is available near the surface in many places. Whole hills have disappeared in Derbyshire. Iron ore was later excavated from just under the surface in Oxfordshire. Huge volumes of clay have been extracted in Bedfordshire for brickmaking. There are small gold and copper mines in Wales.
alot is the answer!! but now as many as u get in some county's/countries!! The Population of Derbyshire (as of 2011) is 762,300
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It is an estimate that 3,000 people worked on the underground railroad.