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Catraw Burn


Catraw Burn is a tributary of the River Blyth in Northumberland. It flows by St Mary's Park,  Catraw and Stannington; joining the River Blyth to the south of Stannington.

River Blyth Stannington Catraw St Mary's Park, Stannington
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Catraw Burn, Stannington
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Footbridge over Catraw Burn, Stannington
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Catraw
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Catraw
- Overview Map Street View Catraw is a farm / hamlet located a short distance west of the village of Stannington in Northumberland. Catraw Burn, a tributary of the River Blyth, …
Stannington
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Stannington
- Overview About Stannington Map Street View Timeline Stannington is a village in Northumberland, located about 8 miles north of Newcastle and 4½ miles south of Morpeth. Catraw Burn flows past …
St Mary's Park, Stannington
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St Mary's Park, Stannington
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's Park (aka Stannington Park) is effectively a new village, built on and around the site of the former St Mary's Hospital, located near North …

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County: Northumberland
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