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Hardknott P**** is a hill p****
between Eskdale and the
Duddon Valley in the Lake
District National Park, ****bria, England. The tarmac-surfaced road, which...
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Hardknott Roman Fort is an
archeological site, the
remains of the
Roman fort Mediobogdum,
located on the
western side of the
challenging Hardknott P****...
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south of the main summit. The fell is
usually climbed from the top of the
Hardknott P****
where there are
several parking spaces. It is also
possible to begin...
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nearby Hardknott Roman Fort. At this
point the Esk is
joined by the
Hardknott Beck,
which is
accompanied by the
motor road that has
crossed Hardknott P****...
- by two roads, one up the
valley from the coast, and the
other over the
Hardknott and
Wrynose p****es from the
central Lake District. The
latter is England's...
- The last of
these is
connected with the
first two by the
Wrynose and
Hardknott p****es respectively; both of
these p****es are
known for
their steep gradients...
- Valley". From the top of the valley,
steep motor roads lead west over the
Hardknott P**** to
Eskdale and east over the
Wrynose P**** to the
Langdale valleys...
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Roman Bath
House at Ravengl****; the
Hardknott Roman Fort,
known to the
Romans as Mediobogdum, at the foot of
Hardknott P****; the
watermills at Boot and Muncaster;...
- District. From here, a road was
constructed during the
Trajanic period to
Hardknott Roman Fort. A road
between Ambleside to Old
Penrith and/or Brougham, going...
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vehicles per day (41,975,000 per year). Britain's most
severe steep road is
Hardknott P**** in ****bria and the
highest road in the UK is the
former A6293 at...
