List of miners' strikes




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Miners' strikes are when miners conduct strike actions.
















































































































































































































































































































Strike
 Country
 Region
 Year(s)
 Larger movement

African Mine Workers' strike
 South Africa
Witwatersrand
 1946

Alabama miners' strike of 1920
 United States
Alabama
 1920
United Mine Workers

Anaconda Road massacre
 United States
Montana
 1920
Industrial Workers of the World

Arizona copper mine strike of 1983
 United States
Arizona
 1983–86

Asbestos strike of 1949
 Canada
Quebec
 1949

Asturian miners' strike of 1934
 Spain
Asturias
 1934

Asturian miners' strike of 2012
 Spain
Asturias
 2012

Australian coal strike of 1949
 Australia
New South Wales
 1949

Bituminous coal strike of 1894
 United States
 Nationwide
 1894
United Mine Workers

Bituminous coal strike of 1927
 United States
Indiana
 1927

Bituminous coal strike of 1974
 United States
 Nationwide
 1974

Bituminous coal strike of 1977–78
 United States
 Nationwide
 1977–78

Broken Hill miners' strike of 1892
 Australia
New South Wales
 1892

Cananea strike
 Mexico
Sonora
 1906

Cape Breton coal strike of 1981
 Canada
Nova Scotia
 1981
United Mine Workers

Coal Creek miners' strike of 1891–1892
 United States
Tennessee
 1891–1892

Columbine Mine strike
 United States
Colorado
 1927
Coal Wars

Copper Country strike of 1913–14
 United States
Michigan
 1913–14

Cripple Creek miners' strike of 1894
 United States
Colorado
 1894

Cripple Creek miners' strike of 1903
 United States
Colorado
 1903–04
Colorado Labor Wars

Jiu Valley miners' strike of 1977
 Romania
Transylvania
 1977

Khewra Salt Mines workers strikes 1849–1930
 British India
Punjab
 1849–1930

Kosovo miners' strike of 1989
 Yugoslavia
Kosovska Mitrovica
 1989

Leadville miners' strike
 United States
Colorado
 1896–97

Ludlow strike
 United States
Colorado
 1914
Colorado Coalfield War

Lupeni strike of 1929
 Romania
Transylvania
 1929

Marikana miners' strike
 South Africa
Marikana
 2012

Mount Isa Mines strike of 1964
 Australia
Queensland
 1964–65

Paint Creek–Cabin Creek strike of 1912
 United States
West Virginia
 1912
United Mine Workers

Pennsylvania coal miner's strike of 1902
 United States
Pennsylvania
 1902

Real del Monte silver miners' strike of 1766
 Kingdom of Spain
Hidalgo
 1766

South Africa miners' strike of 2007
 South Africa
 Nationwide
 2007

United Mine Workers coal strike of 1919
 United States
 Nationwide
 1919
United Mine Workers

Upper Peninsula miners' strike of 1865
 United States
Michigan
 1865

UK national coal strike of 1912
 United Kingdom
 Nationwide
 1912

UK miners' strike of 1926
 United Kingdom
 Nationwide
 1926
1926 United Kingdom general strike

UK miners' strike of 1972
 United Kingdom
 Nationwide
 1972

UK miners' strike of 1974
 United Kingdom
 Nationwide
 1974

UK miners' strike of 1984–85
 United Kingdom
 Nationwide
 1984–85

Waihi miners' strike
 New Zealand
Waihi
 1912

Welsh coal strike of 1898
 United Kingdom
Wales
 1898

Westmoreland County coal strike of 1910–11
 United States
Pennsylvania
 1910–11
United Mine Workers


See also


  • List of strikes



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