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England and Scotland, and
follows a
winding course across the
landscape ("
Coquetdale"). The
upper reaches are
bordered by the
Otterburn Ranges military training...
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Coquetdale cheese is a full-fat semi-hard cheese, made from
pasteurised cow's milk and
vegetarian rennet. The cheese,
which takes its name from Coquetdale...
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parts of the building.
Rothbury became a
relatively important town in
Coquetdale,
being a
crossroads situated on a ford of the
River Coquet, with turnpike...
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Originally the
Border Terrier was
referred to as the
Coquetdale Terrier or
Redesdale Terrier from the area in
which it evolved, but by...
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Bartholomew — Some Thoughts[permanent dead link]. The
Parish of
Upper Coquetdale.
Evidence of the
Resurrection Archived 24
September 2008 at the Wayback...
- was
partly within the
Bamburgh Ward and
Coquetdale Ward and
later included in the East
Division of
Coquetdale Ward in 1832.
Alnwick Town Hall was the...
- John Bell
Rhymes of
Northern Bards Dixon,
David Dippie (1903).
Upper Coquetdale, Northumberland: its history, traditions, folk-lore and scenery. Newcastle-upon-Tyne:...
- cut,
gently heated, piled, and
stirred before being pressed into forms.
Coquetdale – full-fat semi-hard cheese, made from
pasteurised cow's milk and vegetarian...
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Airedale (Yorkshire)
Annandale (Scottish Lowlands)
Coquetdale (Northumberland)
Ennerdale (****berland)
Eskdale (****berland)
Eskdale (Scottish...
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transferred from the
former Wansbeck seat. 1832–1885: The
Wards of Bamborough,
Coquetdale,
Glendale and Morpeth, and the
Berwick Bounds. 1885: the constituency...
