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• Blakesley
  ...]</ref> Over time the name contracted to the present form. The name of the brook running through the village, the Black Ouse, was derived from the name of t ===Barrow===
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• Rutland
  ...[[River Gwash]], the [[River Welland]], the [[River Chater]] and the [[Eye Brook]]. * [[Barrow, Rutland|Barrow]]
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• Stroud
  ...by the 13th century, taking its name from the marshy ground where the Slad Brook and the [[River Frome, Stroud|River Frome]] meet. The name ‘La Strode’ * Neolithic long barrows known as "Uley Long Barrow" at [[Uley]];
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• Basingstoke
  ...re remains of several other earthworks around Basingstoke including a long barrow near Down Grange.<ref name="hampshiretreasures">{{cite web | last=| first=| ...essful was May's Brewery, established by Thomas and William May in 1750 in Brook Street.
  32 KB (4,917 words) - 09:28, 15 January 2017
• East Hendred
  The village lies in the [[Vale of White Horse]] watered by the East Hendred Brook, which flows through the parish having run down to the Vale from the [[Berk ...Knob or Cuckhamsley Hill is the site of an Iron Age burial chamber, a long barrow, and was the meeting place of the Shire Moot in mediæval times. It is loc
  6 KB (924 words) - 13:03, 27 January 2016
• River Mersey
  * Hornsmill Brook *Ram's Brook
  11 KB (1,747 words) - 18:37, 4 June 2019
• Bledlow
  The brook running from the pool into the nearby valley (called the Lyde Brook) provided water power for two mills for many years.<ref name=vch/> The vil ...There is also a round barrow on the hill. It is thought that this is the barrow or burial mound referred to in the village name.
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• River Erme
  ...ned on the north bank by Wollake, which is the lower part of the Blacklane Brook that rises on the southern flanks of [[Fox Tor]] a mile and a half to the n ...of the high moor, it flows through the gorge it has cut between Stalldown Barrow on the west and Piles Hill to the east. Here, on the eastern bank, lies Pil
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• List of Queen Elizabeth II Fields
  | [[Goodworth Clatford]] || Goodworth Clatford Recreation Ground || Barrow Hill <small>SP11 7RQ</small> || {{map|}} || 3.5 | [[Barrow in Furness]] || Channelside Haven || North Road <small>LA14 2HE</small> ||
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• Glossop
  ...n [[Derbyshire]], within the [[Peak District]] which stands on the Glossop Brook, a tributary of the [[River Etherow]]. The town is in the hills, at betwee [[File:Glossop - Shelf Brook.JPG|thumb|top|left|alt=Shelf Brook photo|Shelf Brook]]
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• Long Mynd
  ...number, are scattered over the hill, and include ‘Robin Hoods Butts'’ barrow, near Duckley Nap. ...-shooting hut that stood here until 1992: the only known example of a disc barrow in Shropshire
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• New Forest
  ...=Whc.unesco.org |date=21 June 1999 |accessdate=3 May 2009}}</ref> One such barrow in particular may represent the only known inhumation burial of the Early I ...ater]], and to the west by the [[Latchmore Brook]], Dockens Water, Linford Brook and other streams.
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• Sulgrave
  ...tty, rural place, on no great rivers, though a little to the north rises a brook that flows east to join the [[River Tove]], a tributary of the [[Great Ouse ...d by badgers.<ref name=EH-barrow/> It is a scheduled monument.<ref name=EH-barrow/>
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• Inkpen
  ...bet, a reproduction of a notorious gibbet raised here, and the Inkpen Long Barrow. Up on the Down, skylarks may often be heard and hang gliders and paraglide ...cient field system is certainly still visible not far from the Inkpen Long Barrow.
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• River Soar
  [[File:Navigationbridgebarrow.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Bridge over the Soar by Barrow upon Soar]] ...r rises near [[Wibtoft]] in Warwickshire, and flows north to join the Soar Brook near [[Sharnford]], it then continues in a north-easterly direction, passin
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• Great Tew
  ...that the area has been inhabited since at least the Bronze Age includes a barrow about a mile south of the village. ...abledThatchedCottage.JPG|right|thumb|200px|One of the thatched cottages in Brook Road]]
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• Stratfield Mortimer
  ...inear village which climbs Mortimer Hill rising westward from the [[Foudry Brook]]. It becomes scattered and has no fixed formal or historic boundaries wit ...oodland and is bisected towards the middle of the whole area by the Foudry Brook and adjacent Reading to Basingstoke railway line which is more than 40% on
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• Uley
  ...ing from Kingscote to the East by way of [[Bencombe]], crossing the Ewelme brook close to the previous mill buildings opposite [[Stouts Hill]] and then tran *[[Uley Long Barrow]] or 'Hetty Pegler's Tump', a Neolithic burial mound<ref>[http://witcombe.s
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• Barrow upon Soar
  |name=Barrow upon Soar '''Barrow upon Soar''' is a large village in northern [[Leicestershire]], in the [[Ri
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• Churnet Valley Railway
  ...2014 the CVR launched an appeal to buy the physical trackwork between Leek Brook & Ipstones off MCR,<ref name="ReferenceA">http://www.churnet-valley-railway ...r the purchase by the company of the seevn miles of line line between Leek Brook Junction and Oakamoor Sand Sidings, for which fundraising reached over £12
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