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Naburn is a
small village and
civil parish in the
unitary authority of the City of York in the
ceremonial county of
North Yorkshire, England. It lies on...
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Selby Canal. The
river is
tidal up to
Naburn; the
resultant tidal bore is
known locally as "the Aegir". At
Naburn there is a weir with locks, so that boats...
- fly-overs
carrying the
outer ring road, and the
former railway bridge at
Naburn,
which is now part of the York-Selby
cycle path.
North to south, the bridges...
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Naburn Hospital was a
mental health facility in
Naburn,
North Yorkshire, England.
Acres House, a
property dating back to 1774, and its ****ociated farmland...
- is only
navigable for a
short distance above the confluence. A lock at
Naburn on the Ouse to the
south of York
means that the
river in York is no longer...
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Naburn railway station was a
railway station which served the
village of
Naburn,
south of York, on the East
Coast Main Line. It
closed to p****engers in...
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Haxby Heslington Hessay Heworth Without Holtby Huntington Kexby Murton Naburn Nether Poppleton New
Earswick Osbaldwick Rawcliffe Rufforth with Knapton...
- Extension).
Hathaway Walk,
Whinmoor The Penda's Arms,
Naburn Approach Naburn Court and Day Centre,
Naburn Approach Campbell 1995, p. 8. "Leeds, West Yorkshire...
- (1166–1240) Ela (born c. 1170, date of
death unknown),
married first Robert of
Naburn and
secondly William FitzWilliam of Sprotborough. Isabel,
married first...
- The
Palmes family of
Naburn Hall, and the
cadet branches of
Lindley Hall,
North Yorkshire; Ashwell, Rutland; and
Carcraig in Ireland, are an
ancient English...
