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Chainley Burn


Chainley Burn is a tributary of the River South Tyne. Chainley Burn forms at the confluence of Brackies Burn and Bradley Burn at Vindolanda. If flows in a roughly southerly direction past Westwood to join the South Tyne at Bardon Mill. A water-powered wool mill on Chainley Burn at Baron Mill was established in the 18th century. The site of the mill is now part of the pottery of Errington Reay & Co. Ltd. The catchment area, including Brackies Burn, Bradley Burn and other smaller tributaries is 21.7 km2.[1]

River South Tyne Vindolanda Westwood, Bardon Mill Bardon Mill Brackies Burn Bradley Burn
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Chainley Burn running through Roman Vindolanda
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Chainley Burn at Westwood
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Chainley Burn at Westwood
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Cottages above the Chainley Burn at Westwood
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Vindolanda Open Air Museum
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Chainley Burn viewed over north parapet of bridge of main street in Bardon Mill
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Chainley Burn next to Bardon Mill Station
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Westwood, Bardon Mill
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Westwood, Bardon Mill
Bardon Mill
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Bardon Mill
- Overview About Bardon Mill Map Street View Bardon Mill is a village in Northumberland, located about 16 miles west of Hexham and 9 miles east of Haltwhistle. It is situated …
Vindolanda
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CHAINLEY BURN @ BARDON MILL Monitoring Site
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Brackies Burn to catchment (trib of South Tyne)
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Chesterholm Museum, Vindolanda
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