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Bardon Mill Civil Parish


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Civil Parishes in Northumberland Westwood, Bardon Mill Ridley Thorngrafton Bardon Mill Beltingham Historic Buildings and Monuments in Bardon Mill Civil Parish
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Bardon Mill
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Bardon Mill
- Overview About Bardon Mill Map Street View   Bardon Mill is a village in Northumberland, England. It is situated to the west of Haydon Bridge and Hexham, on the River …
Beltingham
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Beltingham
- Overview Map Street View Beltingham is a village in Northumberland located by the River South Tyne, near it's confluence with the River Allen. The village is located under a mile …
Thorngrafton
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Thorngrafton
Ridley
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Ridley
- Overview Map Street View Ridley is a hamet associated with Ridley Hall, located about a quarter of a mile east of the village of Beltingham, near Bardon Mill in Northumberland.
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Bardon Mill Parish Council
- "Bardon Mill Parish comprises the hamlets of Bardon Mill (east of Chainley Burn), Beltingham, Thorngrafton, Scroggwood and Westwood. It is situated west of the Allen River and stretches north and …
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Simon Cotterill
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Bardon Mill & Henshaw Parishes
- **This Website no longer exists - links to Internet Archive for historical interest** "Bardon Mill and Henshaw is the community that comprises the hamlets of Bardon Mill, Beltingham, Henshaw, Thorngrafton, …
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Peter Smith
Westwood, Bardon Mill
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Westwood, Bardon Mill

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