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Rattenraw


Rattenraw is a farm, located about 2½ miles north-west of Otterburn in Northumberland. It is situated by Rattenraw Burn, shortly before it's confluence with the River Rede. Rattenraw is listed in the 1860 Northumberland Farms Index under Troughend township in the ancient parish of Elsdon. Today, Rattenraw is part of Rochester with Byrness Civil Parish.

Northumberland Rattenraw Burn Rochester with Byrness Civil Parish Troughend Township Iron Age / Romano-British Settlement North of Rattenraw Rattenraw Bastle (remains) Romano-British farmstead, west of Rattenraw
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Rattenraw, above the Rede
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Rattenraw Farm
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Rattenraw from north-west
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Romano-British farmstead 350m south of Rattenraw Farm - Rochester with Byrness - List Entry
- .....The monument includes the remains of a farmstead of Romano-British date situated on gently sloping east facing moorland. The farmstead, sub- rectangular in shape, measures a maximum of 43m east …
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County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NY8505895162

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