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Archdeacon Newton Civil Parish


The parish map (above) is pre-2016 and has since changed (see notes below).

Post 2016: the Parish Council of Archdeacon Newton was abolished 1st April 2016, replaced by a parish meeting.[1] At that time, Archdeacon Newton parish boundary changed to the line of the A1(M). i.e. the area east of the A1(M), which included new housing developments in Darlinton, ceased to form part of a parished area.

Area: 4.0 km²

Population: <100 (2021 Census)

Civil Parishes in Tees Valley Archdeacon Newton
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- Archdeacon Newton is a hamlet located to the north of Darlington in County Durham. It is the site of an abandoned Medieval village and moated manor house, now mostly under …
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