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Emmotland is a
small hamlet in the East
Riding of Yorkshire, England. It
forms part of the
civil parish of
North Frodingham. The
hamlet consists of two...
- Dringhoe, Beeford,
North Frodingham, Brandes-Burton, Moor-Town, Leven,
Emmotland, Hempholme,
Goodhill House, and
Struncheon Hill, all in the East Riding...
- Yorkshire), Elloughton, Elmswell, Elsecar, Elstronwick, Embsay, Emley,
Emmotland, Entercommon, Eppleby, Eppleworth, Eryholme, Eske, Eston, Etherdwick,...
- East
Riding of Yorkshire,
England that is
situated between Brigham and
Emmotland. The
canal section of the
Driffield Navigation leaves Frodingham Beck...
- runs
through an
artificial cut, to
rejoin the
river until it
reaches Emmotland. The
Corpslanding branch follows the
original course of the river, while...
- Dringhoe, Beeford,
North Frodingham, Brandes-Burton, Moor-Town, Leven,
Emmotland, Hempholme,
Goodhill House, and
Struncheon Hill, all in the East Riding...
- Angles)
Northumbrians (North of the
Humber estuary) Amoþingas /
Amothingas (
Emmotland in Yorkshire,
anciently Aet Eamotum,
perhaps also Amotherley, also in...
- the river. The
river from
Corps Landing to its
mouth is navigable. At
Emmotland, it is
joined by the
Frodingham Beck,
which is also navigable, and leads...
- the
foothills of the
Yorkshire Wolds.
After reaching Frodingham Beck at
Emmotland, it
becomes called the
River Hull. It is
noteworthy for
being the most...
- the
Driffield Navigation between Struncheon Hill Lock to the south, and
Emmotland to the north. A
small lane from Brandesburton, p****ing
through Burshill...
