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Sabatier

Sabatier

Blue headframe between slag heaps

The blue-painted headframe is all that remains of the French Sabatier coal mine, closed in 1980.

Together with the nearby mines of Ledoux and Arenberg, Sabatier belonged to the Groupe de Valenciennes, a merger of several coal mines in and around the French city of Valenciennes.

The remains of the mine, which was dug out of the ground in 1910, the steel shaft and the slag heap, and about a hundred other remains of the French mining history, are on the World Heritage list.

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