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Stanegate


The Stanegate ("stone road") was an important Roman road, built before Hadrian's Wall, which linked forts at Carlisle (Luguvalium) and Corbridge (Corstopitum). It became the northern frontier of Roman empire in Britain until Hadrian's Wall was built just north of it. A modern tarmac road taking the name Stanegate runs close in parallel to parts of the Roman road.

Road Haltwhistle Burn Roman Fortlets Vindolanda Boothby Roman Fort Corbridge Roman Town and Fort Newbrough Bardon Mill Roman Period (43 to 409 AD)
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Stanegate Mile Stone

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Route of the Stanegate
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National Cycle Network milepost on the Stanegate

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Roman Period (43 to 409 AD)
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Roman Period (43 to 409 AD)
- The Romans invaded Great Britain in 43 AD, though there had been earlier Roman expeditions into Britain, led by Julius Caesar in 55 and 54 BC. The Romans occupied most …
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Roman milestone at Codley Gate (Henshaw)

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The Stanegate above Vindolanda

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Stangate

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Bardon Mill
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Bardon Mill
- Overview About Bardon Mill Map Street View   Bardon Mill is a village in Northumberland, England. It is situated to the west of Haydon Bridge and Hexham, on the River …
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Pasture, Bradley Burn and Roman milestone, near Vindolanda

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 Haltwhistle Burn Roman Fortlets
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Haltwhistle Burn Roman Fortlets
- Overview Map and Aerial View From about AD 105 there was a small fort guarding Stanegate, the Roman military road from Corbridge (Corio) to Carlisle (Luguvalium), where it crossed the …
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Boothby Roman Fort
- There was a Roman fortlet (no visible remains today) at a strategic position overlooking the River Irthing, located to the north-west of Boothby in Cumbria. It was built in the …

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