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Looking Up River
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Blyth
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Blyth
- Overview History Map Blyth is a costal town and port in Northumberland situated by the River Blyth approximately 13 miles north east of Newcastle. The port of Blyth dates back …
Bedlington
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Bedlington
- Overview About Bedlington Map Street View Bedlington is a town in Northumberland, located by the northern banks of the River Blyth, about 10 miles north of Newcastle and 4 miles south …
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River Blyth Humford Woods
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Stepping Stones
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Wild Garlic Fields
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Hartford Bridge
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Bridge over the River Blyth, A192/A1068
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Plessey Mill Farm, Northumberland
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River Blyth seen from Stannington Bridge
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River Blyth
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Bellasis Bridge
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River Blyth, Thornyford
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River Blyth
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The River Blyth
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River Blyth
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Ogle Bridge over the river Blyth
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River Blyth
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The infant River Blyth
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River Blyth near to Capheaton
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River Blyth below Sandybraes
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Path beside the Blyth Estuary
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Beside the Blyth Estuary
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Beside the River Blyth
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Blyth Estuary
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Blyth chain ferry, 1960
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North Blyth, Base of North Side Staithes
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North Blyth
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Old jetties at Battleship Wharf, Blyth
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Coal Staithes
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River Blyth
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North Blyth turbines
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Wind Power Old and New
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The quayside at Blyth
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Hartford Bridge (village)
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Hartford Bridge (village)
- Overview Map Street View Hartford Bridge is a small village in Northumberland, located a mile North of Cramlington and just over a mile South West of Bedlington. The village is by …
Hartford Bridge (bridge)
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Hartford Bridge (bridge)
- Overview Map Street View Hartford Bridge carries the A192 road over the River Blyth at Hartford, north of Cramlington. There was once a ford to cross the river near here, which …
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Blyth Marine Station - Newcastle University
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Bellasis Bridge
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Bellasis Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Bellasis Bridge carries Green Lane over the River Blyth. It is located about half a mile souuth-west of the Bellasis and 2 miles south-west from Stannington. …
Shilvington Bridge
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Shilvington Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Shilvington Bridge carries a minor road over the River Blyth, located roughly half way between Ogle and Shilvington in Northumberland. The stone bridge was built in …
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Oxbow lake on Carter Moor
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DEFENCE: World War 2: Submarine training crews at Blyth (1942)
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