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Rowhope Burn (trib. Breamish)


Rowhope Burn is a tributary of the River Breamish in Northumberland. Rowhope Burn flows about 2km in a roughly easterly direction to join the River Breamish near Alnhammoor. The deserted medieval village of Alnhamshieles was built along Rowhope Burn.

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Alnhammoor
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Alnhammoor
- Overview Map Alnhammoor (aka Alnham Moor) is a remote farm, located about 3 miles NNW of the village of Alnham in Northumberland. Alnhammoor is situated near the confluence of Rowhope …
Alnhamsheles medieval settlement
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Alnhamsheles medieval settlement
- Map showing Alnhammoor and the two areas of the Scheduled Monument of Alnhamsheles medieval settlement The site of Alnhamsheles deserted medieval village is located on either side of Rowhope Burn, …

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