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Loughrigg, Ambleside
Loughrigg is a distributed hamlet by Loughrigg Tarn and Loughrigg Fell, located about 1½ miles west of Ambleside and ½ mile north-east of Skelwith Bridge. It includes a few dwellings along Ellers Brow (road), which leads up to Tarn Foot, and a few isloated properties around the Tarn. Historically, Rydal with Loughrigg was a township in the ancient parish of Grasmere in Westmorland. Today, Loughrigg forms part of Lakes Civil Parish.
Not to be confused with Loughrigg near St Bees, Cumbria.
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Old Guide Stone below Loughrigg Fell, Lakes Parish
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
![Rydal with Loughrigg, 1848](/uploads/pics/104/104694.jpg)
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Rydal with Loughrigg, 1848
- RYDAL, with Loughrigg, a township, in the parish of Grasmere, union and ward of Kendal, county of Westmorland, 1½ mile (N.W.) from Ambleside; containing 343 inhabitants. The township comprises 5,201 …
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Old Guide Stone below Loughrigg Fell, Lakes Parish
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
![Rydal with Loughrigg, 1848](/uploads/pics/104/104694.jpg)