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Honeycrook Burn (trib. River South Tyne)


Honeycrook Burn is a tributory of the River South Tyne, probably arising near Muckle Moss. It initially flows roughly eastwards in parallel with Stanegate, than, after Seldom Seen (farm) it flows south-easterly for about a mile. Then, for the majority of it's course, Honeycrook Burn flows in a roughly south-westerly direction, including a section of the Burn which was diverted for Langley Barony Lead Mine. The Burn joins the River South Tyne about 2 miles west of Haydon Bridge.

River South Tyne Seldom Seen, Haydon Bridge Langley Barony Lead Mine
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Honeycrook Burn
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Honeycrook Burn
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Honeycrook Burn
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Bridge over Honeycrook Burn near Standalone Cottage
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Tony's Patch Nature Reserve
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - wall diverting Honeycrook Burn
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Honeycrook Burn (2)
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Old bridge over Honeycrook Burn
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Seldom Seen, Haydon Bridge
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Seldom Seen, Haydon Bridge
- Overview Map Seldom Seen is a farm in Northumberland, located off Stanegate, about 2½ miles NNW of Haydon Bridge. The farm is situated by Honeycrook Burn. To the north-west of …
Langley Barony Lead Mine
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Langley Barony Lead Mine
- Overview Map The remains of Langley Barony Mines are located about 2½ miles north-west of Haydon Bridge. The mine, with several adict shafts, covered a wide geographical area and is …

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