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Hartley Burn (trib. River South Tyne)


Map showing Hartley Burn and major tributaries. Catchment Area data from the Environment Agency, but course of Hartley Burn based on OS & Google Maps (conflicts with name of water body GB103023075470).

Hartley Burn is a tributary of the River South Tyne. It forms in Cumbria at the confluence of Black Burn and Thore Gill. Hartley Burn flows in a roughly north-easterly direction, passing through Midgeholme, to join the South Tyne near Featherstone in Northumberland.

River South Tyne Midgeholme Black Burn (trib. of of Hartley Burn) Kellah Burn
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Hartley Burn from Source to Black Burn Water Body
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Hartley Burn from Black Burn to South Tyne Water Body
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- Overview About Midgeholme Map Street View Low Midgeholme and High Midgeholme are hamlets in the City of Carlisle district of Cumbria. They are located about 7 miles east of Brampton, …

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