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Linton is a tiny village south of the [[River Lyne]] in [[Northumberland]].  It is found along a lane west of the A1068, the trunk road for the coastal villages, west of [[Ellington]].
'''Linton''' is a tiny village south of the [[River Lyne]] in [[Northumberland]].  It is found along a lane west of the A1068, the trunk road for the coastal villages, west of [[Ellington]].


The wider parish of Linton includes North Linton Farm, north of the Lyne, and South Linton, north of the current village but south of the Lyne.
The wider parish of Linton includes North Linton Farm, north of the Lyne, and South Linton, north of the current village but south of the Lyne.

Latest revision as of 22:17, 18 March 2016

Linton
Northumberland

North Linton Farm
Location
Grid reference: NZ262912
Location: 55°12’54"N, 1°35’19"W
Data
Local Government
Council: Northumberland

Linton is a tiny village south of the River Lyne in Northumberland. It is found along a lane west of the A1068, the trunk road for the coastal villages, west of Ellington.

The wider parish of Linton includes North Linton Farm, north of the Lyne, and South Linton, north of the current village but south of the Lyne.

Houses in Linton

The village seen today is an entirely new, rectilinear Bellway Homes development south of South Linton Farm, on the site of the old Linton Colliery, by which name the new village is frequently known.