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River Pont


The River Pont is a river in Northumberland. which is a tributary of the River Blyth. The River Pont is about 35km long, it's tributaries include Med Burn, Fenwick Burn and Small Burn. It gives it's name to the town of Ponteland. Other settlements on the River Pont include Stamfordham and Matfen.

Rivers Stamfordham Matfen Ponteland Dissington Hall Med Burn
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001931:View of Ponteland from the riverbank towards the church black-and-white photograph around 1900.

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Ponteland
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Ponteland
- Overview About Ponteland Map Street View   Ponteland is a parish in Northumberland, situated 61 km (38 miles) south of the nearest Scottish Border crossing with Scotland and 15 km …
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River Pont from Berwick Hill Bridge

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River Pont approaching Ponteland Bridge

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Stamfordham
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Stamfordham
- Overview About Stamfordham Map Street View   Stamfordham is a village and civil parish in Northumberland, about 11 miles west of Newcastle upon Tyne, 5 miles west of Ponteland and …
Matfen
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Matfen
- Overview About Matfen Map Street View   Matfen is a village and a civil parish in Northumberland, England, near the towns of Hexham and Newcastle upon Tyne. It is an …
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Pont from Source to Fenwick Burn

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Pont from Fenwick Burn to Med Burn

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Pont from Med Burn to Small Burn

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Pont from Small Burn to Blyth

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The River Pont from Berwick Hill Bridge

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Footbridge over the River Pont

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The River Pont

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River Pont at Dissington Bridge

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River Pont at Coat Hill

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River Pont

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Stepping stones across the River Pont

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The River Pont

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Junction of the Med Burn and River Pont

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Dissington Hall
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Dissington Hall
- Overview About Dissington Hall Map Street View Dissington Hall is a large country house which was built 1794 - 1797, designed by William Newton for Edward Collingwood. It replaced the …

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