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- Lower Hartshay is a small village in the civil parish of Ripley, in the Amber Valley district, in the county of Derbyshire, England. It is on Hartshay Brook...
- Harlesthorpe Harper Hill Harpur Hill Harthill Harthill Moor Hartington Hartshay Hartshorne Hasland H****op Hathersage Hatton Hayfield Hazelford Hazelwood...
- Swanwick Colliery Swanwick Junction Butterley Hammersmith Ripley Branch Hartshay Colliery Midland Main Line Ambergate Derwent Valley Line Midland Main Line...
- Derbyshire: Floyer Hayes Cotmanhay Idridgehay Lower Hartshay Marehay Parsley Hay The Findern Hays Upper Hartshay In the vicinity of Exeter: Floyer Hayes Northern...
- line, during its operation, was used to serve the collieries of Marehay, Hartshay, Pentrich, Swanwick and Britain Pit. The current Swanwick Junction station...
- colliery (1918–1946), Ormonde 1908–1970, and other pits at Upper and Lower Hartshay, Whiteley, Waingroves, Bailey Brook, Exhibition, Loscoe, New Langley and...
- Swanwick Colliery Swanwick Junction Butterley Hammersmith Ripley Branch Hartshay Colliery Midland Main Line Ambergate Derwent Valley Line Midland Main Line...
- Swanwick Colliery Swanwick Junction Butterley Hammersmith Ripley Branch Hartshay Colliery Midland Main Line Ambergate Derwent Valley Line Midland Main Line...
- Inn are on the left. Byp****ing Ripley completely, the route reaches the Hartshay Interchange with the A38. The 1.8 km (1.1 mi) Ripley Byp**** was built in...
- Parkside and Brook St), Nether Heage, Schoolhouse Hill (by New Road). Upper Hartshay was within the village boundaries but outside the parish. Further afield...