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Harthope Moss, also
known as
Chapel Fell (elevation 627 m; 2,057 ft[citation needed]) is a
mountain p**** in the
English Pennines. The p****
divides Weardale...
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merges with the
Bowmont Water to form the
River Glen near Kirk Newton.
Harthope Burn also has its
source at the Cheviot. The
Cheviot is an
extinct stratovolcano...
- of the high
ground and are
pierced by five main valleys:
College Valley Harthope Breamish Bowmont Heatherhope valley The
southern Cheviot hills encomp****...
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Greengairs Greenhills Haghill Hairmyres Halfwayhouse Hamilton Hamiltonhill Harthope Harthill Hartwood Hillhead Hillhouse Hogganfield Holytown Hutchesontown...
- is a
tributary of the
River Till and is
formed by a
confluence of the
Harthope and
Carey Burns which rise in the
Cheviot Hills, to the
south of Wooler...
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rivers rising in the
Cheviot Hills, the
others being the
College Burn, the
Harthope Burn, the
Bowmont Water, the Kale Water, the
Heatherhope Burn, the Coquet...
- border, it is best
climbed from
Langleeford in the
Harthope Valley, over
which it looms. The
Harthope valley is
accessible by a
minor road from near Wooler...
- 12
miles (20 km) in length. Its main
tributary is the
Harthope Burn. "Wooler
Water from
Harthope Burn to Till".
Catchment Data Explorer.
Environment Agency...
- A74, now B7076, with the
Caledonian Railway crossing overhead via the
Harthope Viaduct, on the West
Coast Main Line in
Dumfries and Galloway. One half...
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compositions in
their two tunebooks.[citation needed] In 1983, he
recorded Harthope Burn, with the
mouth organ player Will
Atkinson and the
piper Joe Hutton...
