- The
Humberhead Levels is a
national character area
covering a
large expanse of flat, low-lying land
towards the
western end of the
Humber estuary in northern...
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through Sheffield, Rotherham, and
Doncaster before reaching the flat
Humberhead Levels in the east of the county.
While the
county of
South Yorkshire...
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contains the
eastern part of the
Trent Valley and, in the north, part of the
Humberhead Levels, with the
River Trent itself forming part of the border. Lincolnshire...
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south east are
Cretaceous chalk uplands. The
plain of
Holderness and the
Humberhead levels both owe
their present form to the
Quaternary ice ages. The strata...
- the south.
Moorends is
located on the edge of
Thorne Moors, part of the
Humberhead Levels, at an
elevation of
around 2
metres (6 ft 7 in)
above sea level...
- the west of the
county and
gradually descend into the Vale of York and
Humberhead Levels in the east. Geologically, it lies
almost entirely on
rocks of...
- history, it is
situated in the Don
Valley on the
western edge of the
Humberhead Levels and east of the Pennines. It had a po****tion of 87,455 at the...
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south east are
Cretaceous chalk uplands. The
plain of
Holderness and the
Humberhead levels both owe
their present form to the
Quaternary ice ages. Much of...
- the wide
plain of the
River Ure/Ouse; the south-west is part of the
Humberhead Levels. When the last
glacial period ended, the
hunter gatherers of the...
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portion of this region. The Vale of
Mowbray lies to its north, and the
Humberhead Levels border it to the south. York lies in the
middle of the area. As...
