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Redesmouth is a
village in Northumberland, England, just over 1 mile (1.6 km) to the south-east of Bellingham.
Redesmouth is in the
parliamentary constituency...
- of
Bellingham before the
River Rede
enters as a left-bank
tributary at
Redesmouth. It p****es Hadrian's Wall near
Chollerford before joining the
South Tyne...
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which rises in the
Cheviots and
flows down to join the
North Tyne at
Redesmouth.
Redesdale is
traversed by the A68
trunk road,
which enters Scotland via...
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Catcleugh Reservoir and
joins the
River North Tyne
below the
village of
Redesmouth. The Rede is one of only two
rivers in the
North East of
England that...
- (11
miles west of Alnwick), Northumberland,
moved in 1950 to
Redesmouth Farm,
Redesmouth, near Bellingham,
which was
owned by his
father Colonel Allen...
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Scots Gap (from
where there was a
branch line to Rothbury), then west to
Redesmouth, and
lastly south to Hexham.
Arriva North East are the main
operator of...
- 18th century. In
Northumberland examples exist in
Harlow Hill, Hepple,
Redesmouth and Stanton. In
North Yorkshire two
remain at Burn
Bridge and Stapleton...
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Northumberland National Park and
Corsenside before meeting the
River North Tyne at
Redesmouth. The A68 road also runs north–south,
crossing the Rede at West Woodburn...
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Counties Railway (Hexham to
Riccarton Junction). It
served the
village of
Redesmouth,
which is
spelled differently. The
station was
opened in
November 1864...
- of
Bellingham village with the
roadside entrance on the
north side of
Redesmouth Road. It was
originally known as
Bellingham but the name was
changes changed...
