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Severs Terrace, Callerton
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The Poachers Cottage, Callerton
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Callerton
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Edward VII postbox, Callerton
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The southern end of Callerton
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Bus stop, Callerton
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Houses in Poachers Cottage, Callerton
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Sign for the Poachers Cottage, Callerton
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Callerton Pond
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Ouseburn (river)
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Ouseburn (river)
- Overview About the Ouseburn The Ouseburn is a tributary to the River Tyne. Its source is at Callerton, near Newcastle Airport. It flows through Kingston Park, Newcastle Great Park, Gosforth …
Black Callerton
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Black Callerton
- Overview Map Street View Black Callerton is a rural village within the City of Newcastle upon Tyne, located about 5 miles north-west of the city centre. The earliest reference to …
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1916-03-17 (Mar) B 06
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