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Flashes are shallow lakes formed by the subterranean collapse of abandoned mine workings. They are particularly common in the area of the worked-out South Lancashire coalfield. | Flashes are shallow lakes formed by the subterranean collapse of abandoned mine workings. They are particularly common in the area of the worked-out South Lancashire coalfield. | ||
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Revision as of 19:32, July 23, 2007
Flashes are shallow lakes formed by the subterranean collapse of abandoned mine workings. They are particularly common in the area of the worked-out South Lancashire coalfield.