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Evenwood Gate


Evenwood Gate is a village in County Durham, located about a quarter of a mile south-east of Evenwood. The village is on the A688 road, on the junction with Evenwood Lane. The Brown Jug Inn in Evenwood Gate was sadly destroyed by a fire in 2008.[1] Evenwood Gate is part of the civil parish of Evenwood and Barony.

County Durham Evenwood and Barony Civil Parish Evenwood
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A688 entering Evenwood Gate
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Brown Jug Inn ; Evenwood Gate
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Evenwood Gate
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Evenwood Lane crossing Crook Beck Bridge
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Evenwood
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Evenwood
- Overview About Evenwood Map Street View Evenwood is a village in County Durham situated by the River Gaunless and located about 3½ miles south-west of Bishop Auckland and 8 miles north-east …
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Evenwood and Barony Civil Parish
- About the Parish The civil parish of Evenwood & Barony in County Durham is located about 3 miles south-west of Bishop Auckland. The parish is situated in the lower Gaunless …
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Derelict Brown Jug pub at Evenwood Gate pulled down before it fell down
- Teesdale Mercury, 10/06/2016. "AN eyesore has been levelled and plans to replace it with ten new homes are expected to be submitted later this month. The Brown Jug Inn, in …
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County: County Durham
Post code: DL14 9NW
Wikipedia: Evenwood Gate
Grid ref: NZ162242

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