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Akeld is a
village and
civil parish in Northumberland, England. It is
situated around 2.7
miles (4.3 km) to the west of
Wooler and 9.3
miles (15.0 km)...
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Akeld was a
stone built railway station serving the
hamlet of
Akeld in Northumberland, England. It was on the
Alnwick to
Cornhill Branch which ran from...
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Alnwick Acomb 1,184
Tynedale Adderstone with
Lucker 195 Berwick-upon-Tweed
Akeld 82 Berwick-upon-Tweed
Allendale 2,120
Tynedale Alnham 99
Alnwick Alnmouth...
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resumed briefly during the
Second World War to
serve RAF ****ield, near
Akeld.
After a
severe storm in
August 1948
washed away a
bridge north of Ilderton...
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Places of
interest See also Abberwick, Acklington, Acomb, Acton,
Akeld, Allendale, Allenheads, Alnham, Alnmouth, Alnwick, Alwinton, Amble, Ancroft...
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Longframlington Thrunton Powburn Wooperton Haugh Head
Wooler Low
Humbleton Akeld ****ield
Crookham Cornhill on
Tweed Coldstream Orange Lane
Greenlaw Houndslow...
- 2011
Census was less than 100.
Details are
maintained in the
parish of
Akeld. The
parish of
Kirknewton was one of the
geographically largest in the United...
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civil parishes of: (towns
highlighted in bold)
Adderstone with Lucker,
Akeld,
Ancroft Bamburgh, Beadnell, Belford, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Bewick, Bowsden...
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resumed briefly during the
Second World War to
serve RAF ****ield near
Akeld.
After a
severe storm in
August 1948
washed away a
bridge north of Ilderton...
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Bendor stone at the site of the
battle with
Akeld Hill in the background.
Humbleton Hill is out of shot to the left....
