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Lynesack and Softley Civil Parish


The Parish of Lynesack and Softley encompasses the villages of Butterknowle, Copley, and part of Woodland, and a number of hamlets including Lynesack, South Side, and Softley.

Civil Parishes in County Durham Woodland Lynesack Copley Butterknowle Lynesack with Softley, 1848
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Lynesack and Softley Parish Council
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The Church of St John the Evangelist, Lynesack
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Lynesack
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Lynesack
- Overview Map Street View Lynesack is a hamlet near Butterknowle in County Durham. It also gives it's name to the civil parish of Lynesack and Softley. Lynesack is notable for the ...
Butterknowle
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Butterknowle
- Overview About Butterknowle Map Street View Butterknowle is a village in County Durham located near the River Gaunless. It is part of the civil parish of Lynesack and Softley. Butterknowle ...
Copley
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Copley
- Overview About Copley Map Street View   Copley is a village of roughly 400 inhabitants in County Durham, in England. It is situated 9 miles to the west of Bishop ...
Woodland
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Woodland
- Overview About Woodland Map Street View Woodland is a village and civil parish in County Durham. Woodland village is located about 8 miles west of Bishop Auckland and 1 mile ...

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