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Tin history repairs

QUEENSLAND’S government has spent $95,000 to repair leaks on a 135-year-old heritage-listed weir at an old tin mine in the Far North.

 Repair work at the weir

Repair work at the weir

The Loudoun Weir, at Irvinebank on the Atherton Tablelands, was built from timber in 1885 as part of the Vulcan tin mine. The historical remnant of Queensland's tin mining legacy is a tourist attraction....

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