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'''Albyfield''' is a tiny hamlet of no more than a couple of farms at the end of a lane in [[Cumberland]].
'''Albyfield''' is a tiny hamlet of no more than a couple of farms at the end of a lane in [[Cumberland]].


It is to be found at the eastern edge of the dale of the [[River Eden, Cumberland and Westmorland|River Eden]], at the edge of the [[Cheviots]]:  [[Cumrew Fell]] (1,580 feet) rises on the eastern edge of the farms, with the open country known as the [[King's Forest of Geltsland]] beyond, up to Cumberland's border with [[Northumberland]].
It is to be found at the eastern edge of the dale of the [[River Eden, Cumberland and Westmorland|River Eden]], at the edge of the [[Cheviots]]:  [[Cumrew Fell]] (1,580 feet) rises on the eastern edge of the farms, with the open country known as the [[King's Forest of Geltsdale]] beyond, up to Cumberland's border with [[Northumberland]].


==Outside links==
==Outside links==
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Latest revision as of 16:00, 13 June 2017

Albyfield
Cumberland

An aerial view of Albyfield Farm
Location
Grid reference: NY548523
Location: 54°51’49"N, 2°42’19"W
Data
Post town: Brampton
Postcode: CA8
Dialling code: 01768
Local Government
Council: Cumberland
Parliamentary
constituency:
Penrith and The Border

Albyfield is a tiny hamlet of no more than a couple of farms at the end of a lane in Cumberland.

It is to be found at the eastern edge of the dale of the River Eden, at the edge of the Cheviots: Cumrew Fell (1,580 feet) rises on the eastern edge of the farms, with the open country known as the King's Forest of Geltsdale beyond, up to Cumberland's border with Northumberland.

Outside links

("Wikimedia Commons" has material
about Albyfield)