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Belmont Civil Parish


Belmont Civil Parish is situated to the north of the City of Durham. The parish is bounded on the south by Durham, on the west by the River Wear, with the parishes of Pittington and Sherburn to the North and East. The civil parish is made up of three wards, Belmont, Carrville and Gilesgate Moor. It had a population of 8,881 at the time of the 2011 Census.

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Belmont Parish Council
- "...Belmont Parish is situated in the County of Durham in the North East of England. The Parish is bounded on the South by Durham City, the River Wear forming the …
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Belmont
- Belmont is a former mining village in County Durham, now a suburb of the City of Durham. It now forms the nucleus of Bemont Civil Parish, which also incorporates Carrville, …
Carrville
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Carrville
- Overview Map Street View Carrville is a village in County Durham, now a effectively a suburb of Durham. It was predominantly an agricultural area until the 19th centaury when the …
Dragonville
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Dragonville
- Overview Map Street View Dragonville is an area to the west of Gilesgate and south of Gilesgate Moor in County Durham. It has a large industrial estate and retail park. Dragonville originated …
Gilesgate Moor
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Gilesgate Moor
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Belmont Parish Council
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