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Corsenside


Corsenside is a hamlet and a civil parish in Northumberland. The hamlet consists of just Corsenside Farm and the medieval Church of St Cuthbert. The Civil Parish of Corsenside also includes the settlements of East Woodburn, Ridsdale, and West Woodburn. The River Rede runs through the parish.

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Northumberland East Woodburn Corsenside Civil Parish Corsenside Parish, 1848 West Woodburn Ridsdale Church of St Cuthbert, Corsenside Corsenside (farm house) Engine House, Ridsdale Iron Works
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Local History: Corsenside
- "The parish of Corsenside lies in central Northumberland. It is mainly high open moorland, with the commons of Corsenside, East Woodburn and Chesterhope encircling the settlements of East and West …
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- Overview Map Street View East Woodburn is a village in Northumberland, located about 14 miles north of Hexham and 4½ miles north-east of Bellingham. The settlement is situated by Lisles Burn, …

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Keys to the Past HER: N13013
County: Northumberland
Grid sq: NY8889

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