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Dentdale is a dale or
valley in the north-west of the
Yorkshire Dales National Park in ****bria, England. It is the
valley of the
River Dee, but
takes its...
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within the
historic boundaries of the West
Riding of Yorkshire. It lies in
Dentdale, a
narrow valley on the
western slopes of the
Pennines within the Yorkshire...
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England at Ribblehead. The
second half
follows several river valleys (
Dentdale,
River Mint,
River Kent) to
descend to the s****s of Windermere. The walk...
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Coverdale Cragdale Crummackdale Deepdale (off
Dentdale)
Deepdale (off Teesdale, now in Durham)
Dentdale Dibbdale Doedale/Twistletondale East Stonesdale...
- the
Yorkshire Dales and flow
westwards towards the
Irish Sea (the Dee in
Dentdale and the
Twiss in
Kingsdale being notable others). The name
Ribble may be...
- Dent Head
Viaduct is a
railway viaduct on the Settle–Carlisle line in
Dentdale, ****bria, England. It is the
second major viaduct on the line northwards...
- is 2,629
yards (2,404 m). The
route through Rise Hill
Tunnel connects Dentdale with Garsdale, and for the most part,
follows the
contour line of the hills...
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possibly derives from
Brythonic deva
meaning goddess, or from Dent or
Dentdale,
through which the
river flows. The
river rises above Dent Head Farm (on...
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Scotland through Mallerstang. The Coal Road
connects Garsdale and
Dentdale,
scouting the
western edge of
Great Knoutberry Hill,
reaching a height...
- Yorkshire's most
famous clans, the Metcalfes,
after they
emigrated from
Dentdale. The
Metcalfe Society hold
records dating back to
Metcalfes living in the...
