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Belford Civil Parish


Area: 32.5 km²

Population (including Easington):

1,431 (2021 Census)

1,401 (2011 Census)

1,194 (2001 Census)

Civil Parishes in Northumberland Warenton Craggyhall Mousen Belford Newlands, near Belford Belford (St. Mary) Parish, 1848 Belford Parish, 1855 Historic Buildings and Monuments in Belford with Middleton
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Mousen
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Mousen
- Overview Map New Mousen Old Mousen The hamlet of New Mousen and Mousen Hall are located by the A1 road about 1½ miles south-east of Belford. Old Mousen is ¾ …
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Belford Parish Council
- "The Parish includes Belford village, the civil parish of Middleton and Warenton ward, with a total population of 1373. Belford is a historic Coaching and Market town with a thriving …
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Belford
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Belford
- Overview About Belford Map Street View   Belford is a village and civil parish in Northumberland, England, about halfway between Alnwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed, a few miles inland from the east …
Craggyhall
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Craggyhall
- Craggyhall Farm is located just over half a mile north-west of Belford in Northumberland.
Warenton
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Warenton
- Overview Map Street View Warenton is a hamlet in Northumberland, located about 2 miles south of Belford. It is situated to the south of Mousen Burn as it flows through Warenton …
Newlands, near Belford
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Newlands, near Belford

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