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Benridge Burn


Benridge Burn is a small river in Northumberland, which is a tributary of the River Font. Benridge Burn flows through Mitford Dean before it joins the Font at Mitford. Benridge was once a township within the Parish of Mitford, evident today in the hamlets/farms at East Benridge, West Benridge, and Benridge Hagg - located by Benridge Burn and a short distance north-west of Morpeth.

River Font Benridge Township, Historical Account, 1848 East Benridge
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Bridge over Benridge Burn
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Benridge Burn
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