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Market Place


Market Place is a street in Cockermouth. At it's south/west end, is Cocker Bridge over the River Cocker, which connects with Main Street. From there, Market Place heads north, to the junction with Castlegate, after which Market Place runs east on to St Helen's Street, after the junction with Kirkgate.

Cockermouth Cocker Bridge, Cockermouth Percy House Gallery, Cockermouth Seth's Bar, No 1. Market Place
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POSTCARD SHIP HOTEL & SHOPS MARKET PLACE COCKERMOUTH CUMBERLAND CUMBRIA c1910
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Market Place, Cockermouth
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Market Place, Cockermouth
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Motto set in Pavement in Market Place Cockermouth
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Shampoochies, Beryl's Hairstylist and J B Banks and Son, Market Place, Cockermouth
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Market Place, Cockermouth
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Market Place, Cockermouth
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Busy Market Place
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Market Place, Cockermouth
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Artisan / Tea & Tranquility, Cockermouth
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Wensley Mackay, Cockermouth
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The Ship Inn, Market Place, Cockermouth
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Floral Boutique / The Angling Warehouse, Cockermouth
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Cocker Bridge, Cockermouth
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Cocker Bridge, Cockermouth
- Overview Map Street View Cocker Bridge in Cockermouth carries Main Street over the River Cocker. The single segmental arch bridge was rebuilt in 1828. It is Grade II listed on …
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Bitter Beck Pottery, Cockermouth
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Cockermouth - Market Bell Legend
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