Talk:Worsley Navigable Levels

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[edit] Entrance to Worsley Navigable Levels at Worsley Delph

Coordinates of entrance. 53 30'02.2"N 2 22'52.2"W. It is very difficult to provide the surface coordinates of significant underground structures unfortunately. Martin Cordon 14:24, 18 April 2007 (UTC)