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Coronation


Coronation is a small village in County Durham situated between South Church and Eldon Lane, and just under a mile east of Bishop Auckland and a mile north of Shildon. Coronation consists of 3 rows of 2 terraces (Mary/James, David/Mark and Richard/John Terrace). At the time of the 2011 Census, the population of Coronation was 215. Coronation is within the Dean Valley Parish Council, which includes neighbouring former colliery villages; Auckland Park, Gurney Valley, Close House, Coundon Grange, Old Eldon, Eldon Lane and Bridge Place[1]

County Durham South Church Eldon Lane Dene Valley Civil Parish
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Coronation, Eldon Lane.
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Dene Valley Parish Council
- "Dene Valley Parish lies within the Bishop Auckland area. There are several sections within the Parish: Auckland Park; Gurney Valley; Close House; Eldon Lane; Bridge Place; Coronation: and part of …
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- Overview Map Street View South Church is a village immediately south-east of Bishop Auckland. The ancient St Andrew's Church is located here. South Church is a village just south of Bishop …

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