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Park Burn


Park Burn is a tributary of the River South Tyne. The Burn joins the South Tyne at Park Burnfoot, a short distance north of Park Village. Park Burn is 9.9 km long and has a catchment area of 27.8 km2.[1]

River South Tyne Low Ramshaw
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Footbridge over Park Burn

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Park Burn Weir

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Road Bridge over Park Burn at Park Burnfoot

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Waterfall on Park Burn at Park Burnfoot

Pinned by Pat Thomson
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Wooded valley of Park Burn near Lynnshield

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Park Burn

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Park Burn below Ramshaw Fell

Pinned by Pat Thomson
Low Ramshaw
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Low Ramshaw
- Overview Map Low Ramshaw is a farm/hamlet in Northumberland, located just over 2 miles south of Haltwhistle. It is in a remote location below Ramshaw Fell on Plenmeller Common. Historically …
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Derelict Mill and Mill Stones, Low Mill

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Waterfall, Park Burn

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Park Burn from Source to South Tyne

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Pat Thomson
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Cliff and Park Burn

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