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Milestone (Sedbergh 5), Narthwaite


This old milestone is located on Cautley Road (A683), about ½ mile north of the Cross Keys Temerance Inn in Cautley, and south-east of Narthwaite. The milestone is at the northern edge of Sedbergh Civil Parish, close to Narthwaite which is in Ravenstonedale Civil Parish; prior to 1974 it was the county border between the West Riding of Yorkshire and (old) Westlmorland. The milestone is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. The milestone appears to be missng , based on Google Street View of September 2024. :( There is another milestone, possibly older, a short distance to the south.

Sedbergh & Kirkby Stephen Road
Cautley
Kirkby Stephen 9
Sedbergh 5

The milestone appears to be missng , based on Google Street View of September 2024.

Cautley Historic Buildings and Monuments in Sedbergh Civil Parish Narthwaite Milestone
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Old Milestone by the A683, Cautley Road, Narthwaite
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Old milestone
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MILESTONE (SEDBERGH 5) AT NGR 7045 9731 ON A683 - Sedbergh - List Entry
- Milestone. Later C19. Cast-iron. Short triangular shaft with semicircular head; raised lettering on the head "SEDBERGH & KIRKBY STEPHEN / ROAD / CAUTLEY", and on the left and right-hand faces …
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Geo / Heritage Meta Data

Grid ref: 1384110
List grade: 2
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: SD7043897303
Unitary Auth: Westmorland & Furness
Milestone id: YW_SBKS05

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