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{{use British English|date=August 2018}}{{use dmy dates|date=August 2018}}In 1984, the Yorkshire area had a total of 56 collieries. The last deep coal mine was Kellingley Colliery which closed on Friday 18 December 2015 signalling the end of deep coal mining not only in Yorkshire but in Britain as a whole.[1] Hatfield Colliery closed in mid 2015. In 1984, 15 of the collieries were in the Wakefield district, 11 in the Rotherham district, 10 in the Barnsley district, 9 in the Doncaster district, 6 in the Selby district, 3 in the Leeds district and 2 in the Kirklees district. The Yorkshire Area of the Coal Board also included Manton and Shireoaks collieries, which were geographically in Nottinghamshire; they closed in 1994 and 1990 respectively. | Colliery Name | District | Year of closure | Notes | | Ackton Hall | Wakefield | 1985 | at Featherstone | | Allerton Bywater | Leeds | 1992 | | Askern | Doncaster | 1991 | | Barnburgh | Doncaster | 1989 | | Barnsley Main | Barnsley | 1991 | Originally closed in 1966. Reopened to transfer workers from the Barrow pit, which closed in 1985 owing to geological problems. Pit head still stands. | | Bentley | Doncaster | 1993 | | Brodsworth | Doncaster | 1990 | | Brookhouse | Rotherham | 1985 | | Bullcliffe Wood | Wakefield | 1985 | merged with Denby Grange; at Netherton village | | Cadeby & Denaby | Doncaster | 1986 | | Caphouse | Wakefield | 1985 | merged with Denby Grange. Isolated pit, closest to Overton village. Still "open" as the National Coal Mining Museum for England | | Cortonwood | Barnsley | 1985 | | Darfield | Barnsley | 1989 | merged with Houghton Main | | Dearne Valley | Barnsley | 1989 | | Denby Grange | Wakefield | 1991 | at Netherton village | | Dinnington | Rotherham | 1991 | | Dodworth | Barnsley | 1987 | between 1985-7, only Redbrook shaft operated - known as 'Redbrook Colliery' | | Emley, West Yorkshire | Kirklees | 1985 | | Ferrymoor/Riddings | Wakefield | 1985 | merged with South Kirkby; located at South Kirkby | | Frickley/South Elmsall | Wakefield | 1993 | | Fryston | Wakefield | 1985 | | Gascoigne Wood | Selby | 2004 | part of Selby Coalfield complex, drift mine, exit point for all coal mined in Selby coalfield complex | | Glasshoughton | Wakefield | 1986 | | Goldthorpe | Barnsley | 1994 | | Grimethorpe | Barnsley | 1993 | famed for Grimethorpe Colliery Band and setting for film Brassed Off | | Hatfield | Doncaster | 2015 | previously closed in 1993, 2001 and 2004 | | Hickleton | Barnsley | 1986 | at Thurnscoe village. Merged with Goldthorpe | | Houghton Main | Barnsley | 1993 | see Little Houghton and Great Houghton | | Kellingley | Selby/Wakefield | 2015 | Last deep mine in the UK. Last colliery in Yorkshire, nearby Hatfield closed mid 2015. | | Kilnhurst | Rotherham | 1989 | | Kinsley | Wakefield | 1986 | | Kiveton Park | Rotherham | 1994 | | Ledston Luck | Leeds | 1986 | | Maltby | Rotherham | 2013 | | Manvers Main | Rotherham | 1988 | | Markham Main | Doncaster | 1996 | originally closed 1992, reopened 1994. There was also a colliery just called 'Markham', which is in Derbyshire | | North Gawber | Barnsley | 1985 | merged with Woolley | | North Selby | Selby | 1997 | part of Selby Coalfield complex | | Nostell | Wakefield | 1987 | | Park Mill | Kirklees | 1989 | at Clayton West village | | Prince of Wales | Wakefield | 2002 | at Pontefract | | Riccall | Selby | 2004 | part of Selby Coalfield complex | | Rossington | Doncaster | 2007[2] | | Royston | Barnsley | 1989 | | Savile | Leeds | 1985 | at Methley. Often confused with the Savile & Shawcross colliery, which had closed in 1968 | | Sharlston | Wakefield | 1993 | | Silverwood | Rotherham | 1994 | merged with Maltby | | South Kirkby | Wakefield | 1988 | | Stillingfleet | Selby | 2004 | part of Selby Coalfield complex | | Thurcroft | Rotherham | 1991 | | Treeton | Rotherham | 1991 | | Wath | Rotherham | 1986 | merged with Manvers | | Wheldale | Wakefield | 1987 | | Whitemoor | Selby | 1996 | part of Selby Coalfield complex | | Wistow | Selby | 2004 | part of Selby Coalfield complex | | Woolley | Wakefield | 1987 | | Yorkshire Main | Doncaster | 1985 | in Edlington village |
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}}- Colin Jackson, The Complete A-Z of Colliery Names, Pre-1947 Owners, Areas & Dates, Volume 2, published by the National Coal Mining Museum for England, 2002.
- Coal Mining in the British Isles, [https://web.archive.org/web/20150619162225/http://nmrs.org.uk/mines/coal/index.html Northern Mine Research Society]
1. ^{{cite news |title=Last British deep coal mine capped off |url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-35803048 |accessdate=13 August 2018 |work=BBC News |date=14 March 2016}}
2. ^[https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-19481563 BBC News - Plans for 1,200 homes on Rossington colliery approved]
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