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Stocksfield Burn


Stocksfield Burn is a river in Northumberland, which is a tributary of the River Tyne. The Burn flows is about 9km long and flows in a roughly north-easterly direction to join the Tyne at Stocksfield. It has a catchment area of 26 km2[1]

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Stocksfield Burn near Hindley
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Footbridge over Stocksfield Burn
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Ford over Stocksfield Burn on Bat House Road
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Stocksfield Burn in Colonel's Plantation
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Fish pass on the Stocksfield Burn
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Ford over the Stocksfield Burn
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Stocksfield Burn Catchment (trib of Tyne) Water Body
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- Overview About Stocksfield Map Street View Stocksfield is a village in Northumberland, situated by the south banks of the River Tyne and about 12 miles west of the city centre …
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Footbridge over the Stocksfield Burn
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