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Bleatarn is a
hamlet in ****bria, England. It is
located 3.3
miles (5.3 km) by road to the
northwest of Soulby. List of
places in ****bria
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Blessed Virgin Mary)
____________________ Armethwaite Nunnery Bleatarn Grange Cistercian monks grange dependent on Byland, Yorkshire; founded...
- (1770) St Columba,
Warcop Medieval St Theobald,
Musgrave Medieval (1845)
Bleatarn Chapel Medieval? (1864)
North Westmorland St Peter,
Askham [5] Medieval...
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valleys at 863 feet (263 m)
above sea level.
Watendlath Tarn is fed by
Bleatarn Gill from Blea Tarn, 700 feet (210 m) above,
below Bell Crags.
Water from...
- IGH-2 Whin Rigg 535 c 57 NY152035 IGH-3 Boat How 337 c 81 NY177034 IGH-4
Bleatarn Hill 290 c 32 NY168013 IGH-5
Latterbarrow c 201 c 87 NY127027 IGH-6 Plumgarth...
- 480 ft)
northeast of
Bleatarn Farm in the
civil parish of Irthington, at a spot
called High Strand,
about midway between Oldwall and
Bleatarn Farm. In 1851 an...
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dividing and
enclosing the
Common and
Waste Grounds within the
Manor of
Bleatarn, in the
Parish of Warcop, in the
County of Westmorland.
Cotgrave (Nottinghamshire)...
- Blackbeck, Black****,
Blackford Blackpool Gate,
Blackwell Blagill, Blawith,
Bleatarn, Blencarn, Blencogo, Blencow, Blennerh****et, Blindbothel, Blindcrake, Blitterlees...
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Warcop Warcop Columba Medieval Church of
England Brough Group Bleatarn Chapel Warcop (
Bleatarn) 1864
Church of
England Brough Group Warcop Methodist Church...
- 54.7787245°N 2.721439°W / 54.7787245; -2.721439 (Armathwaite Nunnery)
Bleatarn Grange Cistercian monks grange dependent on Byland, Yorkshire; founded...
