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East Bedlington Civil Parish


The Parish includes the settlements of North Blyth, Cambois, East Sleekburn, Bedlington Station and Bedlington East. For electoral purposes the Parish is divided into two wards, Bedlington East and Sleekburn.[1]

Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in East Bedlington Civil Parish Northumberland, from the the National Heritage List for England:

Structure List No. Grade Built~ Note
Cambois War Memorial 1391431 II    
Coal Staithes at Blyth Power Station 1041382 II    
Windmill Farmhouse 1041418 II    
Civil Parishes in Northumberland North Blyth Bedlington Station East Sleekburn Cambois Bedlington (St. Cuthbert) Parish, Historical Account, 1848 North Blyth Township, 1848
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Cambois
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Cambois
- Overview About Cambois Map Street View Cambios is a former mining village near Blyth in Northumberland. It grew with the establishement of Cambios Colliery in the mid 19th century. However, …
North Blyth
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North Blyth
- Overview About North Blyth Map Street View   North Blyth is a small settlement in south-east Northumberland, England. It is located to the south east of the village of Cambois …
East Sleekburn
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East Sleekburn
- SLECKBURN, or SLEEKBURN, EAST, a township, in the parish and division of Bedlington, union of Morpeth, county of Northumberland, 6¾ miles (E.S.E.) from Morpeth; containing 72 inhabitants. This township, which …
Bedlington Station
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Bedlington Station
- Overview Map Street View Bedlington Station is a settlement in Northumberland, located by East Bedlington and just over a mile north-west of the town centre of Bedlington.  As it's name …

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