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Glenderaterra Beck is a
watercourse in the
county of ****bria, England. The
length of the
Glenderaterra, and its
major tributary Whit Beck is 4.8 miles...
- Common. The
Glenderaterra valley was the
scene of some
mining activity in the 19th century. The
northern workings were
first named Glenderaterra Mine and...
- the
final upthrust of
Lonscale Fell
before the
craggy descent to the
Glenderaterra Beck, The
southern flanks fall
gently over
acres of
sheep pasture in...
- are the
rivers which divide the area into
three sectors.
Between the
Glenderaterra Beck and the
River Caldew, the
southeastern sector contains Blencathra...
- hunting,
rather than a woodland. The south-western sector,
between the
Glenderaterra Beck and Dash Beck,
contains Skiddaw and its satellites.
Skiddaw itself...
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Coledale Beck (L)
Keskadale Beck (L)
Scope Beck (L) (m)
River Greta (R)
Glenderaterra Beck (R)
Naddle Beck (L) (m) St. John's Beck (Ls)
River Glenderamackin...
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built in 1926. The
major tributaries of the
Greta are
Naddle Beck and
Glenderaterra Beck. Wordsworth’s
sonnet ‘To the
River Greta, near Keswick’, was written...
- Dash Beck runs
north west, the
River Caldew north east and the
River Glenderaterra south. The
three groups of
fells can
conveniently be
thought of as the...
- Fells. The
Caldew begins eastward, Dash Beck
flows north west and the
Glenderaterra to the south.
These streams divide the
circular area into
three distinct...
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meaning from Norse. The 'glendera'
element is also
present in the name of
Glenderaterra Beck,
which joins the
River Greta shortly after its source. Transactions...
