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Linhope Burn


Linhope Burn is a tributary of the River Breamish, in Northumberland. It joins the Breamish at Linhope. Linhope Spout is a large waterfall on the burn. Linhope Burn is just 3.6 km long, but has a wide catchment area of 12.2 km2, with serveral tributaries.[1]

River Breamish Greaves Ash camp Linhope, Ingram Bridge over Linhope Burn at Linhope
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Linhope Burn
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Linhope Spout (Breamish Valley)
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The Linhope Burn
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Linhope Burn
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Linhope, Ingram
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Linhope, Ingram
- Overview Map Linhope is a hamlet and farm in Northumberland (named Linop in some historical documents), located about 14 miles west of Alnwick. It is situated by Linhope Burn, close …
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Bridge over the Linhope Burn
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Bridge over Linhope Burn at Linhope
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Bridge over Linhope Burn at Linhope
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Linhope Burn from Source to Till
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Greaves Ash camp
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Greaves Ash camp
- Scheduled Monument area - based on Historic England data (Open Government Licence). Greaves Ash camp is the site of a large Iron Age and Romano-British settlement, situated onhigh ground by …

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