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Harbottle Parish Council
- Official Website of Harbottle Parish Council.

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Local History: Harbottle
- "The civil parish of Harbottle lies on the edge of the Cheviots, in Upper Coquetdale. It includes high moorland in the north and west of the parish. The River Coquet …

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Harbottle
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Harbottle
- Overview About Harbottle Map Street View Harbottle is a village in Northumberland, located about 20 miles north-west of Morpeth, and situated by the River Coquet. To the west of the …
Holystone
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Holystone
- Overview About Holystone Map Street View Holystone is a village in Northumberland, located by the River Coquet, about 2 miles south-east of Harbottle. To the north of the village is …
Sharperton
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Sharperton
- Overview Map Street View Sharperton is a hamlet in Northumberland situated by the River Coquet. It is located about 6 miles west of Rothbury, a mile and a half south-east …
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Foxton deserted medieval village
- "Earthworks are all that remain of the medieval hamlet of Foxton, which is mentioned in a document written in 1546. The remains of three steadings and two garths can be …

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North Yardhope
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North Yardhope
- Overview Map Street View North Yardhope is a farm in Harbottle Civil Parish, in Northumberland, located about 9 miles west of Rothbury and 2½ miles south-west of the village of …
South Yardhope
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South Yardhope
- South Yardhope was the site of a farm, now in ruins, in Harbottle Civil Parish, Northumberland.
The Peels
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The Peels
- Overview Map The Peels is a farm, located about ½ mile east of Harbottle in Northumberland. The current farmhouse and Brye here dates from the 18th century. Historically, The Peel …

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