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Craster Civil Parish


The Civil Parish of Craster is located on the Northumberland Coast, north-east of Alnwick. As well as the village of Craster, the parish also includes the settlements of Dunstan and Dunstan Steads.  Dunstanburgh Castle is also located in the parish.

Population: 305 (2011 Census)

Civil Parishes in Northumberland Dunstan Steads Craster Dunstan Historic Buildings and Monuments in Craster Civil Parish
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Craster Parish Council
- Official website of Craster Parish Council.
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Craster
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Craster
- Overview Further Information Map Street View Craster is a fishing village in Northumberland, famous for producing "Craster kippers". Craster has been a fishing haven since at least the 17th century. …
Dunstan Steads
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Dunstan
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Dunstan
- Overview Map Street View Dunstan is a village in Northumberland located about half a mile from Craster and the coast. The village has a number of holiday cottages and a …
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Local History: Craster
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