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Dunsop Bridge is a
village in the
civil parish of
Bowland Forest High, in the
borough of
Ribble Valley, Lancashire, England, 9
miles (14 km) north-west...
- The
River Dunsop is a
river in the
Forest of
Bowland in
Northern England. It
flows into the
River Hodder at
Dunsop Bridge. It
begins at the confluence...
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difficult to
pinpoint Dunshop, the
confluence of the
rivers Dunsop and
Hodder at
Dunsop Bridge seems a
likely locale,
situated as it is
close to the...
- 169 km2) from
Sheffield in the
south to
Sedbergh in the
north and from
Dunsop Bridge in the west to
Adlingfleet in the east. The
southern industrial district...
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Dunsop Bridge is a
bridge in the
English village of the same name. The structure,
which dates to the
early 19th century,
crosses the
River Dunsop. A Grade...
- and narrow, the road is the most
direct connection between Lancaster and
Dunsop Bridge, and
hence ****heroe. It was the
route taken by the "Pendle witches"...
- "Centre of Britain". By
another calculation the
centre can also be said to be
Dunsop Bridge, Lancashire, 71
miles (114 km) to the south. However, in 2002 the...
- Maidenhead,
Berkshire 12 July 1901
Highest 90-min
total 117 mm (4.6 in)
Dunsop Valley,
Lancashire 8
August 1967
Highest 120-min
total 193 mm (7.6 in) Walshaw...
- the
feeders of the
Hodder are
Croasdale Brook,
Easington Brook, the
River Dunsop,
Langden Brook and the
River Loud. Much of the land in the
Hodder Valley...
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possibly others) used the
winnings to
build St Hubert's
catholic church in
Dunsop Bridge. In 1862,
Whitewell (sired by Stockwell) won the
Londesborough Plate...
