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**[[Carlton, Bedfordshire]]
 
**[[Carlton, Bedfordshire]]
 
*Cambridgeshire:
 
*Cambridgeshire:
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**[[Carlton, Cambridgeshire]]
 
**[[Carlton Green]]
 
**[[Carlton Green]]
 
*County Durham:
 
*County Durham:
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***[[Carlton, Coverdale]]
 
***[[Carlton, Coverdale]]
 
***[[Carlton, Helmsley]] by (Ashdale)
 
***[[Carlton, Helmsley]] by (Ashdale)
***[[Carlton, Snaith]]
 
 
***[[Carlton, Stanwick St John]]
 
***[[Carlton, Stanwick St John]]
 
***[[Carlton in Cleveland]]
 
***[[Carlton in Cleveland]]
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***[[Carlton Miniott]]
 
***[[Carlton Miniott]]
 
**West Riding:
 
**West Riding:
***[[Carlton, Rothwell]]
 
 
***[[Carlton, Barnsley]]
 
***[[Carlton, Barnsley]]
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***[[Carlton, Rothwell]]
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***[[Carlton, Selby]] (north of Snaith)
 
***[[East Carlton, Yorkshire]]
 
***[[East Carlton, Yorkshire]]
 
***[[West Carlton]]
 
***[[West Carlton]]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 19:05, 4 January 2024

Carlton is a common place-name. In most cases the name is derived from the Old English ceorl tun, which may be rendered as 'churl village' or 'common farmer village'. Carlton may be in particular: