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Sharperton


Sharperton is a rural village in Northumberland situated by the River Coquet. It is located about 6 miles west of Rothbury, a mile and a half south-east of Harbottle, and half a mile north of Holystone. Sharperton is part of the civil parish of Harbottle.

Northumberland Harbottle Civil Parish Holystone Harbottle River Coquet Sharperton Township, 1848
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Sharperton village
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North Sharperton Farm
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Sharperton
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Sharperton Common
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Looking across pasture
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Bridge, Sharperton
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Wood Hall
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Sheepbanks near Sharperton
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Upper Coquetdale
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Harbottle
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Harbottle
- Overview About Harbottle Map Street View Harbottle is a village in Northumberland, located about 20 miles north-west of Morpeth, and situated by the River Coquet. To the west of the ...
Holystone
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Holystone
- Overview About Holystone Map Street View Holystone is a village in Northumberland, located by the River Coquet, about 2 miles south-east of Harbottle. To the north of the village is ...

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County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NT958040
Wikipedia: Sharperton

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