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Bellingham Civil Parish


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Bellingham Civil Parish in Northumberland extends from Houxty Bridge in the south to Hareshaw Head in the north, and includes Charlton and Hesleyside in the west to Redesmouth and Lee Hall in the east.

Area: 57.0 km²

Population:

1,253 (2021 Census)

1,334 (2011 Census)

1,227 (2001 Census)

Civil Parishes in Northumberland Bellingham Hesleyside Ealingham Redesmouth Bellingham (St. Cuthbert) Parish, 1848 Bellingham Parish, 1855 Charlton East Quarter, Township, 1848 Charlton West-Quarter, 1848 Historic Buildings and Monuments in Bellingham Civil Parish Tarretburn Township, 1848
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Bellingham
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Bellingham
- Overview About Bellingham Map Street View   Bellingham is a village in Northumberland, to the north-west of Newcastle upon Tyne and is situated on the Hareshaw Burn at its confluence …
Redesmouth
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Redesmouth
- Overview About Redesmouth Map Street View   Redesmouth is a village in Northumberland, England, just over 1 mile to the south-east of Bellingham. Governance Redesmouth is in the parliamentary constituency …
Hesleyside
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Hesleyside
Ealingham
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Ealingham
- West Ealingham Farm is located just under 2 miles south of Bellingham in Northumberland and located towards the eastern edge of Ealingham Rigg (ridge). In the past Ealingham was a larger …

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