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The River East Allen
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The River East Allen north of the Corn Mill
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Catton
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Catton
- Overview Map Street View Catton is a village by the River East Allen in Northumberland. Catton is located about a mile north of Allendale Town. Historically, the wider area around …
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Footbridge and Ford at Park
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
Corn Mill Bridge, Spartylea
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Corn Mill Bridge, Spartylea
- The stone bridge over the River East Allen is located near the old corn mill and St Peter's Church in Spartylea. The bridge dates from the early 19th century and …
Spartylea
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Spartylea
- Overview Map Street View Spartylea (or Sparty Lea) is a village in the valley of the River East Allen, in Northumberland. The village is on the B6925 road, about 4½ …
Allendale Town Bridge
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Allendale Town Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Allendale Town Bridge, located at the east of Allendale Town, carries the B6925 road over the River East Allen. The stone segmental arch bridge dates from the …
Allenmill Bridge
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Allenmill Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Allenmill Bridge, located just over half mile north-west of Allendale Town, carries the B6295 road over the River East Allen. The stone bridge, with 2 segmental …
Ropehaugh (Dirt Pot)
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Ropehaugh (Dirt Pot)
- Overview Map Street View Ropehaugh (Dirt Pot) is a hamlet in Northumberland, located about half mile north-west of Allenheads and within the North Pennines AONB. It is a linear settlement, …

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