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Mill Burn (Derwent)


Mill Burn is a tributary of the River Derwent (Tyne). The burn arises south of Headley on the Hill. It is roughly 3 miles long and flows in a roughly south-easterly direction, through Park Woods, and joins the Derwent at Ebchester, just north of Ebchester Bridge. The wooded vally of Mill Burn is the parish bondary - the former boundary of Newlands and Hedley parishes (and now on the boundary of Shotley Low Quarter and Hedley Civil Parish).

River Derwent (Tyne) Old Parish Boundary Post, Park Wood
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The Mill Burn flowing into the Derwent
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Woodland stream
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Footbridge over the Mill Burn
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Confluence of the Mill Burn and the River Derwent
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Footbridge over Mill Burn
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Old Parish Boundary Post, Park Wood
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Old Parish Boundary Post, Park Wood
- There is an old parish boundary stone on the west side of Mill Burn in Park Wood, located about ½mile north-east of the hamlet of Newlands. The cut sandstone boundary …

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