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Cawledge Burn


Cawledge Burn is a tributary of the River Aln in Northumberland. Cawledge Burn has several tributaries and has a catchment area of 25km2, and a length of 6.2km.[1] The burn joins the River Aln at Old Hawkhill, about 1 mile south-east of Alnwick.

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Minor Ford at Old Hawkhill
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Bridge over Cawledge Burn
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Confluence of Cawledge Burn with River Aln
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Cawledge Burn Catchment (trib of Aln)
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Footbridge over the Cawledge Burn
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Bridge over the Cawledge Burn
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Cawledge Viaduct
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Cawledge Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Cawlege Viaduct was built to carry the Alnwick Branch Line railway over Cawledge Burn. The line, built by Robert Stephenson, for the York, Newcastle & Berwick …
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Footbridge over Cawledge Burn
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East Cawledge
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East Cawledge
- Overview Map Street View East Cawledge (historic spelling: Cauledge) is a hamlet located about half mile south-east of Alnwick. There is East Cawledge Farm and a couple of cottages, situated …
Middle Cawledge Park
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Middle Cawledge Park
West Cawledge Park
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West Cawledge Park
- Overview Map West Cawledge Park is a former dairy farm which supplied milk to Alnwick until the 1950s. The land was dispersed to adjoining farms in the 1960s. The owners …

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