Perimeter, well-listed and buffer zone of the Mining Basin UNESCO World Heritage

Description

The numerous inventories conducted between 2003 and 2009 have now made it possible to identify more than 1,200 mining heritage items throughout the country. This work on landscape inventories and analyses has been intersected with other approaches, including historical ones: immigration, security, global conflicts, evolution of exploitation techniques, history of nationalised companies and groups, history of workers’ habitat in Europe, trade union history and mining culture... In the context of the creation of the registration proposal and taking into account the standards imposed, a number of these elements have been prioritised and selected, for the sake of representativeness and on the basis of multiple value criteria: integrity, authenticity, architecture, urban planning, history, geology, geography, landscape diversity, state of conservation, protection and management... In the end, 25 % of the total mining heritage was retained, i.e. 353 items. The perimeter of the Registered Property is thus composed of elements and sets of built and landscaped elements, bearing the Outstanding Universal Value of the North-Pas de Calais Mining Basin. The overall reading offers a complete interpretation of the Basin as a cultural landscape. The dataset includes: all 7 bases for the inscription of the World Heritage Mining Basin in ESRI/shape format, namely: — UNESCO BM registered property (zoning) — Zone Tampon — Frames — Riders — Mining cities — Neonatural spaces — Heaps the dictionary explaining the use and description of these data open license v2.0 (applied to data)

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Name Format Description Link
57 https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/7bea0497-889d-410c-8de9-144f4159ae8e

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  • unesco
  • bassin-minier-nord-pas-de-calais
  • patrimoine-naturel
  • patrimoine

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