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Arkengarthdale is a dale, or valley, on the east side of the
Pennines in
North Yorkshire, England.
Running roughly north-west to south-east, it is the...
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eventually (on
merging with the Trent) the Humber. From the north,
Arkengarthdale and its
river the
Arkle Beck join
Swaledale at Reeth. To the south,...
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Arkengarthdale is a
civil parish in the
former Richmondshire district of
North Yorkshire, England. It
contains ten
listed buildings that are
recorded in...
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electoral division of
North Yorkshire County Council and the
Reeth and
Arkengarthdale ward of the
Upper Dales Area Partnership.
Reeth is
located on the B6270...
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large northern area of the
Yorkshire Dales including Swaledale and
Arkengarthdale,
Wensleydale and Coverdale, with the
prominent Scot's **** and Scotch...
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Arkengarthdale Gunnerside and
Reeth Moors (grid
reference NY935070 and SD970990) is a 7,634.72
hectares (18,865.8 acres)
biological Site of
Special Scientific...
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place in 1975
around North Yorkshire and West
Yorkshire such as
Arkengarthdale, Langthwaite,
Ripley Castle and
Oakworth railway station, and also at...
- Danelaw. Most of the
dales are
named after their river or
stream (e.g.,
Arkengarthdale,
formed by
Arkle Beck). The best-known
exception is Wensleydale, which...
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Raydale Cragdale Bardale Sleddale Fossdale Widdale Cotterdale Swaledale Arkengarthdale Birkdale Uldale Little Sled Dale
Great Sled Dale East
Stonesdale Moresdale...
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parish church of
Arkengarthdale, a
valley in
North Yorkshire, in England.
There was a
mediaeval church in
Arkle Town in
Arkengarthdale, but its foundations...
