Difference between revisions of "Birks"
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Latest revision as of 22:44, 5 January 2016
Birks may be any of three Yorkshire hamlets or a Westmorland fell or any of innumerable farmsteads in the northern counties of Britain. The name is Old Norse or Old English, meaning "birch (tree)".
In particular Birks may be:
- Northumberland:
- Birks, Northumberland
- Birks Moor
- Westmorland:
- West Riding of Yorkshire:
- Birks, Sedbergh
- Birks, Bradford
- Birks, Morley
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