Allensford Blast Furnace
Landmark Consett County Durham

Allensford Blast Furnace

Landmark In Consett, County Durham

Ruins of an 18th century blast furnace beside the River Derwent, once used for iron production and now a historic industrial site.

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54.848035, -1.877976

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54.846499, -1.880132

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Allensford Blast Furnace was listed in Landmark // County Durham // Consett