Zeche Friedrich Heinrich, Schacht 1/2, Germany

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Germany Zeche Friedrich Heinrich, Schacht 1/2

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The Friedrich Heinrich mine began sinking Shafts 1 and 2 using the freezing method in 1908. Shaft 1 served as a production shaft with a reinforced concrete headframe, while Shaft 2 functioned as a ventilation shaft equipped with a strut frame. Coal production started in 1912 at depths of 350 and 400 meters. Both shafts were integral to the mine's operations, contributing to its peak production before being integrated into the Friedrich Heinrich/Rheinland consolidated mine in 1993. After closure, the shafts were filled, but their surface facilities remain preserved.

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Tripod, wide-angle lens, long exposure

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Parking of Zeche Friedrich Heinrich

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor Nearly no other people

Best Timing Blue hour/at night

Sunrise & Sunset 06:04 - 20:57 | current local time: 11:13

Photo Themes Architecture Architektur auf Kohle geboren beleuchtet Bergbau coal coal mine Colliery Fördergerüst Grube headframe headgear illuminated illuminiert Industriekultur mining industry nachtaufnahme night photography pit Pütt Schacht Shaft Steinkohle Zechen

Locations Nordrhein-Westfalen NRW Ruhrgebiet North Rhine-Westphalia Ruhrpott Kamp-Lintfort

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