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Nenthead (/ˈnɛnthɛd/ NENT-hed) in the
county of ****bria is one of England's
highest villages, at
around 1,437 feet (438 m). It was not
built until the...
- and is
surrounded by moorland.
Nearby villages include Garrigill and
Nenthead. It is
around 44.5
miles (71.6 km) west of
Newcastle upon Tyne, 30.1 miles...
- ****bria; the
highest classified road in
England was the A689 east of
Nenthead in ****bria on the
Durham boundary. The
Greater Manchester and Merseyside...
- 23. Myers, Alan; Forsythe,
Robert (1999). W. H. Auden:
Pennine Poet.
Nenthead:
North Pennines Heritage Trust. ISBN 978-0-9513535-7-8. Auden, W. H. (1993)...
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Horse adit in the
abandoned lead mine,
Nenthead,
County Durham, UK...
- ****berland
County Architect (from 1862). The
church of St John the Evangelist,
Nenthead (1845, the
highest church in England) was one of
their joint projects....
- the town of Alston, the
parish includes the
villages of
Garrigill and
Nenthead,
along with the
hamlets of Nenthall, Nentsberry, Galligill, Blagill, Ashgill...
- mine at
Nenthead,
Alston Moor, ****bria,
England UK Grid Reference: NY78184351 It was one of the most
extensive and
productive mines in
Nenthead. It can...
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mining company were
allowed to test
drill for zinc
around Allenheads and
Nenthead. They said the
region was
sitting on a "world-class"
deposit of zinc and...
- Village") (1853) Saltaire,
Yorkshire (1853) Akroydon,
Yorkshire (1859)
Nenthead, ****berland (1861) New
Sharlston Colliery Village,
Yorkshire (1864) Ripley...
