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Quickburn Grange


Quickburn Grange is a hamlet in the parish of Satley, County Durham, situated near Quick Burn (stream). It is located about 11 miles west of Durham and 4 miles south of Wolsingham. There is a distinctive chinmey, located in the middle of a field near Quickburn Grange, which one belonged to a 19th century saw mill - the area used to be extensively woodland.

County Durham Satley Chimney, Quickburn
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Quickburn Grange
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Pine copse at Quickburn Grange
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Abandoned chimney
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Country Lane, away from Springwell Farm
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- Overview About Saltley Map Street View Parish   Satley is a village and civil parish in County Durham, England, with a population of 292 in 2001, falling to 282 at …

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County: County Durham
Grid sq: NZ0843

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