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Beltingham
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 south of Bardon Mill and lies between Haydon Bridge (3 miles to the east) and Haltwitsle (5 miles west). St Cuthbert's Church in Beltingham dates from the 15th century and has ancient yew trees in the churchyard. Historically, Beltingham was part of Ridley township in the ancient parish of Haltwhistle. Since 1955, the village has formed part of Bardon Mill Civil Parish.