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Netherton Civil Parish


Area: 19.1 km²

Population:

182 (2021 Census)

185 (2011 Census)

194 (2001 Census)

Civil Parishes in Northumberland Biddlestone Civil Parish Netherton Clennell Burradon Netherton Burnfoot Historic Buildings and Monuments in Netherton with Biddlestone
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Netherton and Biddlestone Parish Council
- Website of Netherton and Biddlestone Parish Council
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Netherton
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Netherton
- Overview About Netherton Map Street View Netherton is a village in Northumberland, located about 6 miles north-west of Rothbury. The village is part of the Civil Parish of Netherton and …
Burradon
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Burradon
- Overview Map Street View A hamlet in Northumberland, located about 6 miles north-west of Rothbury (not to be confused with Burradon, North Tyneside).
Clennell
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Clennell
- Overview Map Clennell is a village in Upper Coquetdale, Northumberland by the River Alwin, located just under a mile north east of Alwinton. The settlement centres on the former manor …
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Local History: Netherton with Biddlestone
- "Netherton parish lies in central Northumberland between the River Coquet and the Cheviot Hills. The land rises gradually throughout the parish quite gently, but almost continually, to the north-west. The …
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Netherton Burnfoot
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Netherton Burnfoot
- Overview Map Street View Netherton Burnfoot is a hamlet, located about half a mile south-east of the village of Netherton in Northumberland. It's name derives from it's close location to …
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Biddlestone Civil Parish
- Area: 179.2 km² Population: 166 (2021 Census) 177 (2011 Census) 159 (2001 Census)

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