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Greenburn Beck
Greenburn Beck is a river in Cumbria, which feeds into Little Langale Tarn on the River Rathay. There was copper mining in the valley of Greenburn Beck from at least the 17th century. The remains of Greenburn Copper Mine are roughly half way down the valley. A dam was built on the beck to form Greenburn Reservoir, to provide water for the mine workings.
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Bridge End, Little Langdale
- Overview Map Bridge End is a house and attached barn, located to the west of Little Langdale Tarn. The stone rubble house dates fron the late 17th or 18th century, …
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Greenburn Copper Mines (disused)
- Overview Map About The remains of Greenburn Copper Mines are in a remote location, roughly halfway along the valley of Greenburn Beck, in the Langdales in Cumbria - roughly 3 …
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Bridge End, Little Langdale
- Overview Map Bridge End is a house and attached barn, located to the west of Little Langdale Tarn. The stone rubble house dates fron the late 17th or 18th century, …
