Name	Parish	From	To	Comments
Dale	Rawmarsh, Rotherham	1894	1899
Dale Lane	Heckmondwike	1859	1867
Dam Head	Shibden, Halifax	1879	1892	Plan No.4640 - Halifax Hard & Soft Beds abandoned July 1888.
Damfield	Dewsbury	1877	1877
Darfield Fireclay	Barnsley	1876	1899
Darfield Main	Darfield, Barnsley	1856	1986	Sinking from 1856 to 1860. No.1 Shaft (1015 ft) and No.2 Shaft were sunk in 1860 and No.3 (1884 ft) sunk 1916-1919. To be closed by the end of September 1985 and its reserves worked by Houghton Main (Coal News, June 1985).
Dark Lane	Mirfield, Dewsbury	1873	1925	Dark Lane, Engine Pit sunk 1873 to 1875.
Darley Main	Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley	1854	1886	Explosion in 1849 - 75 killed.
Dartmouth	Morley, Leeds	1861	1886
Darton	Mapplewell	1869	1948	According to the NCB Statistics Department a coal winding shaft was sunk at North Gawber in 1924 and linked to Darton Colliery Darton merged with North Gawber in 1948 and the Darton Section closed in August 1948.
Darton (a)	Mapplewell	1968	1969	Sunk 1910 and closed in August 1948. Pumping Station from 1968 to 1969.
Darton Hall	Barnsley	1876	1888
Darton Main	Darton, Barnsley	1913	1935	Sunk 1914 - Barnsley Seam reached on 11/08/1914. Discontinued August 1935 and abandoned 1938.
Day House	Gawber, Barnsley	1913	1925	Abandoned
Day House Bridge	Gawber, Barnsley	1856	1856
Daylight	Carlinghow, Batley	1894	1899
Dean Bottom	Kirkburton, Huddersfield	1893	1905
Dean Clough	Todmorden	1880	1880
Dean Hall	Morley, Leeds	1858	1896	Given as Dean House from 1861 to 1869.
Dean Lane	Bradford	1872	1872
Deanwood (Clay)	Todmorden	1886	1942	At Portsmouth. Discontinued July 1942 and abandoned 31/12/1955.
Dearne Side	Mapplewell	1955	1977	Pumping Station
Dearne Valley	Little Houghton	1901	1991	According to the NCB Statistics Department two drifts were driven in 1900 and a shaft was sunk in 1901 was still used for ventilation in 1984. A new drift, for men and materials, was driven in 1973.
Deep Green	Hartshead, Leeds	1861	1862
Deepcar	Deepcar, Sheffield	1854	1872
Deepcar & Henholmes	Deepcar, Sheffield	1915	1938	Abandoned. See Henholmes from 1869 to 1913, and Deepcar from 1869 to 1913.
Deepcar (a)	Deepcar, Sheffield	1864	1913
Deepcar (b)	Deepcar, Sheffield	1864	1887
Deepcar Fireclay	Deepcar, Sheffield	1912	1913
Deerpark	Stannington, Sheffield	1901	1910	Abandoned in 1907. Standing 1911 to 1913
Deffer Wood	Clayton West, Huddersfield	1913	1920	Discontinued December 31st 1920.
Denaby Main	Mexborough	1856	1968	Sunk between 1864 and 1912, and merged with Cadeby on 23/03/1968.
Denby Dale	Penistone	1877	1922	Sinking from 1877 to 1887. Not listed from 1888 to 1892.
Denby Dale (a)	Penistone	1873	1876	Sinking from 1873 to 1875.
Denby Dale (c)	Penistone	1855	1877
Denby Grange	Netherton, Wakefield	1854	1991	According to the NCB Statistics Department it was established in 1894, but there was a shaft dating from 1870 [widened and deepened in 1882] A shaft sunk in 1894 was still used for men and materials in July 1984.
Denby Grange, Caphouse	Overton, Wakefield	1884	1942	See Caphouse from 1943. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Became a Mining Museum.
Denby Grange, Prince of Wales	Netherton, Wakefield	1888	1946	Prince of Wales Pit - sunk about 1894. See Denby Grange from 1947 to 1990.
Denham	Bradford	1880	1880
Denholme	Denholme, Keighley	1854	1869
Denholme (a)	Denholme, Keighley	1861	1878
Denholme (b)	Denholme, Keighley	1870	1876
Denholme (c)	Denholme, Keighley	1879	1893	At Hazel Crook
Denholme (d)	Denholme, Keighley	1915	1926	Discontinued May 31st 1926. Some work done in 1937?
Denholme Clough	Denholme, Keighley	1854	1860
Denholme Park	Denholme, Keighley	1834	1854	Commission on Children's Employment in 1841 - Isaac Baxandale had been manager for seven years and David Baxandale & Sons were the owners.
Denholme Park (a)	Denholme, Keighley	1892	1897
Denholme, Holling Hall	Denholme, Keighley	1877	1903	Abandoned in 1903. At Holling Park.
Dennington	Crigglestone, Wakefield	1904	1910	Abandoned.
Denshaw	Oldham	1918	1920	Abandoned
Dent Main	Mosbrough, Sheffield	1920	1963
Denton Row	Wortley, Leeds	1881	1883
Dewsbury	Dewsbury	1862	1867
Dewsbury Bank	Dewsbury	1868	1875
Dewsbury Lane	Ossett, Wakefield	1856	1877
Dewsbury Moor	Dewsbury	1854	1887
Dewsbury Moor (a)	Dewsbury	1855	1877
Dickey Steel	Elland, Halifax	1873	1876	Sinking between 1873 and 1876.
Dickey Steel	Elland, Halifax	1862	1872
Dinnington Main	Dinnington	1901	1991	Sinking between 1901 and 1904 and closed 27/09/1991.
Dirtcar	Durkar, Wakefield	1854	1893	On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet at SE31781659. See Durkar
Dixon Pit	Farnley, Leeds	1878	1903
Dodworth	Dodworth, Barnsley	1855	1985	Used to be Church Lane Colliery. Closed and the men transferred to Redbrook 03/06/1985.
Dodworth Road	Barnsley	1908	1911
Dodworth Road	Barnsley	1856	1860
Dodworth Road	Barnsley	1873	1877
Dog Lane	Bradford	1856	1877
Doghouse	Liversedge, Dewsbury	1859	1867
Dogley Bar	Kirkburton, Huddersfield	1902	1905
Dogloach	Dewsbury	1868	1872
Doles Lane (a)	Clifton, Brighouse	1884	1894	On 1894 edition.
Doles Lane (b)	Clifton, Brighouse	1884	1887
Doles Wood	Drighlington, Leeds	1863	1887	Reopened in 1908.
Don Pedro	Loscoe, Normanton	1878	1912	Whitwood, Don Pedro from 1901 to 1912.
Dore	Dore, Sheffield	1944	1945	Mainly a Ganister mine.
Dore House	Sheffield	1855	1860
Dove House	Halifax	1855	1869
Dovecliffe	Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley	1923	1928	Abandoned 1928.
Dovecliffe Drift	Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley	1938	1938	Abandoned in 1938 = Dovercliffe Drift?
Dragon Pit	Wortley, Leeds	1888	1891
Drake Lane	Adwalton, Leeds	1921	1922	Closed September 1922.
Drake Pit	Wyke, Bradford	1899	1911	Abandoned. 183 ft to Black Bed and 303 ft to Better Bed
Drighlington	Drighlington, Leeds	1903	1904
Dropping Well	Rotherham	1854	1864
Dropping Well	Rotherham	1861	1862
Drub Lane	Gomersal, Leeds	1861	1867
Dudley Hill	Bradford	1919	1924	Shertcliffe abandoned 22/10/1924.
Duke Wood	Clayton West, Huddersfield	1913	1915	Standing 1916 to 1922.
Duke Wood	Clayton West, Huddersfield	1862	1887
Dungworth	Sheffield	1854	1881	Reopened in 1894.
Dunkirk	Denby Dale	1916	1918	See Wrigley Tip in 1915
Durkar	Durkar, Wakefield	1904	1988	Woodmoor Seam abandoned in 1907. Closed in 1914 and used as a Pumping Station from 1965 to 1988. See Dirtcar. Shown as Crigglestone in 1947.
Dye House	Gomersal	1856	1872