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Oughtershaw is a
hamlet in the
Yorkshire Dales,
North Yorkshire, England. It lies on a road it
shares with
other small villages; Deepdale, Yockenthwaite...
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becomes known as the
River Wharfe at the
confluence of
Greenfield Beck and
Oughtershaw Beck at Beckermonds.
Flowing initially through Langstrothdale, it then...
- Wharfe. The
trail ascends the
valley of
Oughtershaw Beck by a
minor road to the
hamlet of
Oughtershaw. From
Oughtershaw the
Dales Way
ascends steeply to the...
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Wharfe starts at the
confluence (at the
hamlet of Beckermonds) of the
Oughtershaw Beck and the
Green Field Beck, each of
which originates at the Pennine...
- Beck (R)
Bouther Gill (R) Hagg Beck (R) Hagg Gill (R)
Deepdale Gill (L)
Oughtershaw Beck (Ls)
Green Field Beck (Rs)
Scaffold **** (R)
South Fields **** (L)...
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George Mollison,
Solomon Wiseman,
Bushrangers and Land
Title Confusion',
Oughtershaw Press, Riverview, 2014 – ISBN 978 0 9593420 9 3.
Wisemans Ferry & Mount...
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recreationally for the road
which runs north/south
through Fleet Moss
between Oughtershaw and ****le,
which is the
highest (paved) road in Yorkshire.
Fleet Moss...
- Ball. John and Pam,
Revisiting the
early history of Lane Cove, 2010,
Oughtershaw Press, ISBN 978-0-9593420-7-9. 253 pages. Most of the
residential growth...
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smaller settlements of Hubberholme, Yockenthwaite,
Deepdale and
Oughtershaw,
extending up the
valley of the
River Wharfe. Most of the
listed buildings...
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Scrafton (where the
Herriots holida****), Middleham,
Sutton Bank and
Oughtershaw,
which is "some of Yorkshire's
bleakest country". When I left Glasgow...
