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Cleator /ˈkliːtər/ is a
village in the
civil parish of
Cleator Moor, in the ****berland
district of ****bria, England.
Cleator is
located on the edge of...
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amenities in 1901. The
townsite of
Turkey Cr****
became known as
Cleator in 1925
after James P.
Cleator, who then
owned it
after a deal with Nellis,
renamed the...
- Look up
cleat or
cleats in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cleat may
refer to:
Cleat (nautical), a ****ing on ships, balls, and
balls to
which ropes...
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Cleats or
studs are
protrusions on the sole of a shoe or on an
external attachment to a shoe that
provide additional traction on a soft or
slippery surface...
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Cleator Moor /ˈkliːtər ˈmʊər/ is a town and
civil parish in the ****berland
district of ****bria, England. The
parish was
historically called Cleator. During...
- A
French cleat is a way of
securing a cabinet, mirror, tools,
artwork or
other objects to a wall. It is a
molding with a 45
degree slope used to hang...
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which the
Cleator and
Furness Railway became part of the LNWR and FR
Joint Lines.
Furness Railway London &
North Western Railway Whitehaven,
Cleator and Egremont...
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Cleator Moor West
railway station was
opened as "
Cleator Moor" by the
Cleator and
Workington Junction Railway (C&WJR) in 1879. It
served the
growing industrial...
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nephew Joseph Meisner to open and run the
first Kangol factory at
Cleator, ****bria, England. A
second factory was
opened at
nearby Frizington, and...
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cleat hitch is a knot for
securely attaching a rope to a
cleat. The
hitch begins with a dead turn
around the
cleat then
continues forming an “8”. The...