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**[[Carlton, Bedfordshire]] | **[[Carlton, Bedfordshire]] | ||
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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, 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, Barnsley]] | |||
***[[Carlton, Rothwell]] | ***[[Carlton, Rothwell]] | ||
***[[Carlton, | ***[[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:
- Bedfordshire:
- Cambridgeshire:
- County Durham:
- Glamorgan:
- Leicestershire:
- Lincolnshire:
- Northamptonshire:
- Nottinghamshire:
- Suffolk:
- Yorkshire:
- North Riding:
- West Riding:
- Carlton, Barnsley
- Carlton, Rothwell
- Carlton, Selby (north of Snaith)
- East Carlton, Yorkshire
- West Carlton
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