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| West Whelpington Crag | West Whelpington Crag | Mr Thornton | 21 Chains N | A rocky feature running east and | ||
| West Whelpington Crag | Mr Brown | of Crookdean | west along the north bank of the | |||
| West Whelpington Crag | Mr Bordis | Wansbeck, curveing off to the north | ||||
| at the west end. The village of West | ||||||
| Whelpington formerly stood here, hence the | ||||||
| name | ||||||
| Bield Hill | Beld Hill |
Hodgson’s Hist. Northumberland | 67 Chains E. | A small eminence immediately adjoining | ||
| Beeld Hill |
Mr Bordis | of Crookdean | the west end of the Three Farms, consisting | |||
| Beeld Hill |
Mr Wilkinson | principally of pasture | ||||
| Beeld Hill | Mr Douglas | |||||
| Beeld | Brocketts Glossary | |||||
| CAMP | Camp | Mr Bordis | 38 Chains W.N.W. | A Roman camp consisting of a vallum | ||
| (Remains of) | Camp | Mr Brown | of Crookdean | and ditch which ran north and south. | ||
| Camp | Hodgson’s Hist. Northumberland | It is now nearly levelled by the plough | ||||
| except towards the west where the | ||||||
| traces are more distinct | ||||||
| Farneyrigg Burn | Described in Name Book of 69/7 | |||||
| B. Thomson Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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