- Malvern), and the name of
Whitecliffs comes from
terrace cliffs above the
Selwyn River / Waikirikiri.
Malvern Hills-
Whitecliffs is
described by Statistics...
- 50°43′05″N 1°57′04″W / 50.718°N 1.951°W / 50.718; -1.951
Whitecliff, is a
small area of
Parkstone in Poole, Dorset, England. It is
situated near the...
- to
Whitecliffs.
Three proposals existed in the 19th
century regarding the
extension of the line. An
early proposal suggested that the
Whitecliffs Branch...
-
Whitecliff Bay is a
sandy bay near
Foreland which is the
easternmost point of the Isle of Wight, England,
about two
miles south-west of
Bembridge and just...
-
Midland Line out to Springfield,
Oxford Branch,
Southbridge Branch,
Whitecliffs Branch.
Until the 1970s,
Addington was a
major facility for the receiving...
-
Whitecliff Ironworks,
sometimes referred to as
Whitecliff Furnace, at Coleford, in the
Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England, are
industrial remains...
-
Tsunamis affecting New
Zealand are
mainly due to the
country being part of the
geologically active Pacific plate and ****ociated with the
Pacific Ring of...
-
There are six
bridges that
cross the
Selwyn River.
These are at:
Whitecliffs (
Whitecliffs Road),
Glentunnel (SH 77),
Coalgate (Hororata Road),
Hororata (Bealey...
-
probably carried. By the mid-14th century,
hamlets called Coleford and
Whitecliff had
grown up in the
valley of Thurstan's Brook.
Coleford had
eight or...
-
recently widowed Mrs. Lucy Muir
moves from
London to the
seaside village of
Whitecliff,
despite the
disapproval of her in-laws.
After visiting the
local estate...
