Magpie Mine stands one third of a mile south of the village of Sheldon, w:Derbyshire from where it can be seen standing darkly silhouetted against the skyline. It is about 1050 feet above sea level. Footpaths approach it both from w:Sheldon and the w:Monyash to w:Ashford-in-the-Water road. Members of the public may visit it for external inspection at any reasonable time.
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