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• Cumberland
  |name=Cumberland |map image=Cumberland Brit Isles Sect 3.svg
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• Westmorland
  |county town=[[Appleby-in-Westmorland|Appleby]] ...he grandest scenery of the land. It is bounded to the north and west by [[Cumberland]], to the south and south-west by [[Lancashire]] and to the east by [[Yorks
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• Furness
  ...on]], [[Broughton-in-Furness]], Cartmel, [[Dalton-in-Furness]] and [[Askam-in-Furness]]. The population of Furness stands at around 100,000. ..., are known as the [[Furness Fells]]. [[Gummer's How]] is a prominent hill in the east of the region.
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• Arnside
  '''Arnside''' is a village in the very south of [[Westmorland]]. It stands on the estuary of the [[River ...which runs from Lancaster across the estuary into Furness and on to the [[Cumberland]] coast, a line which passes over the River Kent on the Arnside viaduct. Up
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• Ordnance Survey
  ...y map at 1 inch to the mile scale from a New Popular Edition map published in 1946]] ...]], producing a wide variety of maps for government and private purposes. In Northern Ireland, the same task is undertaken by the [[Ordnance Survey of N
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• Helvellyn
  |county 2=Cumberland ...District after [[Scafell Pike]] and [[Scafell]], and the highest mountain in [[England]] after those latter fells.
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• Lancashire North of the Sands
  [[File:Barrow skyline.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Barrow-in-Furness, looking over to Blackpool]] ..., [[Broughton-in-Furness]], [[Cartmel]], [[Dalton-in-Furness]] and [[Askam-in-Furness]]. The total population of Lancashire North of the Sands is 102,219
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• Onchan
  '''Onchan''' (pronounced ''onk-an'') is a village in the parish of Onchan on the [[Isle of Man]], within the Sheading of [[Garff ...St Connachan who was [[Diocese of Sodor and Man|Bishop of Sodor and Man]] in 540 and the church named after him, Kirk Coonachan.<ref name="IOMG-Onchan">
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• Culloden Battlefield
  The '''Culloden Battlefield''', by [[Culloden]] in [[Inverness-shire]], is the field on which ''the '45'', the Jacobite Rebell On 23 July Charles Edward Stuart, the Young Pretender, landed on [[Eriskay]] in the Outer Hebrides with a troop of French soldiers and claimed the crown on
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• Long-distance footpaths in the United Kingdom
  ...ed and maintained by the local authority areas through which they pass, or in one case by its commercial sponsor. ...may be thousands older than that. Most others are new-minted, established in the twentieth or twenty-first centuries but created largely from pre-existi
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• Derwentwater
  {{county|Cumberland}} ...''') is a lake in [[Cumberland]], and one of the principal bodies of water in the [[Lake District]].
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• Burnmoor Tarn
  {{#vardefine:shire|Cumberland}} ...s well known to climbers conquering the greatest of the fells, and several footpaths converge here.
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• Nethermost Pike
  |county 1=Cumberland ...highest mountain. At 2,923 feet, Nethermost Pike is the highest Wainwright in the Helvellyn range after [[Helvellyn]] itself.
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• Morecambe Bay
  ...the bay but production is now in decline and the main field was mothballed in 2011. ...t united by the broad sands which cross it, and footpaths, albeit perilous footpaths, cross the sands between the two sides of the county.
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• Talyllyn Railway
  The '''Talyllyn Railway''' is a narrow-gauge preserved railway in [[Merionethshire]], running on a single line for 7.25 miles from [[Tywyn]] ...e 50</ref> the line remained open, and in 1951 it became the first railway in the world to be preserved as a heritage railway by volunteers.<ref>Thomas 2
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• Wainwright Memorial Walk
  {{county|Cumberland}} ...lker of them all, Alfred Wainwright. Wainwright himself wrote the walk up in a book, and after his death the route became a memorial to him, now known a
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• National Cycle Network
  ...fort, Sustrans were aided by a £42.5&nbsp;million National Lottery grant. In 2005 it was used for over 230 million trips. ...s, disused railways, minor roads, canal towpaths and traffic-calmed routes in towns and cities.
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• Pennine Way
  ...e:Pennine scenery.jpg|right|thumb|450px|From the Pennine Way, near Marsden in Yorkshire]] ...s|Pennine Hills]]. It is the earliest and most fanous of the long-distance footpaths of Britain and may be said to have inspired the creation of all subsequent
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• Annandale Way
  ...of the [[River Annan]], from its source in the [[Moffat Hills]] to the sea in the [[Solway Firth]] south of the town of [[Annan]]. ...s a new area for walking. Its trailheads are near the [[Devil's Beef Tub]] in the [[Moffat Hills]] and on the Solway Firth just south of [[Annan]].
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• Hadrian's Wall Path
  ...[[Northumberland]] in the east to [[Bowness-on-Solway]] in [[Cumberland]] in the west coast. For most of its length it is close to the remains of [[Hadr The path was designated a 'National Trail' in 2003.
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• Coast to Coast Walk
  ...|54.492|-3.612}}</small>) and finishes in the east at [[Robin Hood's Bay]] in the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]] (<small>{{wmap|54.435|-0.535}}</small>). ...[[North York Moors]] National Park. Its highest point is [[Kidsty Pike]] in Westmorland, at 2,560 feet above sea level.
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• Roman Heritage Way
  ...m - geograph.org.uk - 588572.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The site of Trimontium, in the Eildon Hills]] ...h in the [[Middle Shires]], winding through parts of [[Northumberland]], [[Cumberland]] and [[Roxburghshire]]. Its theme is the Roman wall and frontier forts he
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• Maiden Way
  ...is a [[Roman road]] built in the very north of Roman territory, now found in [[Westmorland]] and [[Northumberland]]. It was known in the Middle Ages as ''Maydengathe'', which gives us the name by which it is
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• Gilsland
  |county 2=Cumberland ...f [[Hexham]] in Northumberland, and about 18 miles east of [[Carlisle]] in Cumberland.
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• Honister Pass
  {{county|Cumberland}} ...wdale]], to [[Gatesgarth]] at the southern end of [[Buttermere]], all in [[Cumberland]].
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• Haycock
  |county=Cumberland '''Haycock''' is a mountain in [[Cumberland]], in the western part of the [[Lake District]]. It rises to 2,614 feet between [
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• Blake Fell
  |county=Cumberland ...ll''' is a hill in [[Cumberland]], the highest of the [[Loweswater Fells]] in the western part of the [[Lake District]]. The Loweswater Fells present an
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• Mosedale Horseshoe
  {{county|Cumberland}} ...t]]. The route of the walk runs around [[Mosedale Beck|Mosedale]], taking in several of the celebrated fells of this part of Lakeland.
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• Cumbria Way
  ...ight|thumb|350px|The Cumbria Way leaves Langdale, alongside Mickleden Beck in Westmorland]] {{county|Cumberland}}
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• Richmond Bridge
  |piers in water =4 ...]] between [[Richmond, Surrey|Richmond]] in [[Surrey]] and East Twickenham in [[Middlesex]]. It was designed by James Paine and Kenton Couse.
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• St Bega's Way
  {{county|Cumberland}} ...was first publicized in a booklet sold to raise money for St Bega's Church in Bassenthwaite.
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• Lacy's Caves
  {{county|Cumberland}} ....<ref>'[https://books.google.com/books?id=jfMhAQAAIAAJ Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society]', 1976, page 157</ref>
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• A Pennine Journey
  ...thor. It passes through five counties: [[Yorkshire]], [[Westmorland]], [[Cumberland]], [[County Durham|Durham]], and [[Northumberland]]. ...986 as ''A Pennine Journey: The Story of a Long Walk'', and which is still in print.
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• Rutter Force
  ...enters the River Eden itself. The falls are just two miles from [[Appleby-in-Westmorland]]. ...art of an Eden Valley ramble amongst the network of footpaths from Appleby-in-Westmorland.
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• A Dales High Way
  ...y miles from [[Saltaire]] in the [[West Riding of Yorkshire]] to [[Appleby-in-Westmorland]], the county town of [[Westmorland]]. It is designed so that *South: [[Saltaire]] {{map|SE139381}}, in the West Riding of Yorkshire
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• Castle Carrock
  |county=Cumberland ...stream dropping down the [[River Gelt]]. The B6413 road from [[Brampton, Cumberland|Brampton]] ends here. Castle Carrock is to be found about three miles sout
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• Bleaberry Tarn
  [[File:Bleaberry Tarn.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Bleaberry Tarn in front of Red Pike]] {{county|Cumberland}}
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• Oddendale
  ...is a hamlet in [[Westmorland]], near the larger village of [[Shap]], high in the fells. It sits at the end of a dead-end lane on the flank of Seal How, ...milarly sized hamlet, [[Hardendale]], though the two are connected only by footpaths and unmade tracks, so a drive between the two takes a seven-and-a-half mile
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• Lady Anne's Way
  ...en, Cumberland and Westmorland|Eden Valley]] to finish at [[Penrith]] in [[Cumberland]]. ...estates in Westmorland during the seventeenth century. Lady Anne rejoiced in a range of titles by inheritance and marriage, being Countess Dowager of Do
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• St Leonard's Forest
  ...eonards Forest - geograph.org.uk - 1288554.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Bluebells in St Leonard's Forest]] ...en Forest Ridge which runs from [[Horsham]] in [[Sussex]] to [[Tonbridge]] in [[Kent]], and is part of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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