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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Lamb Hill | Lamb Hill | Mr Green (Canada) | 71 Chains N.N.E. | A considerable hill of an | ||
| Lamb Hill | Mr Slassor (Framlington Gate) | of Lamb Crag | oblong form rising on all its sides | |||
| Lamb Hill | Mr Lambert (Longframlington) | with a gentle Slope | ||||
| consisting of Rough pasture | ||||||
| and Heather. | ||||||
| Lamb Crag | Lamb Crag | Mr Green | 71 Chains S.S.W. of | A very prominent rocky feature | ||
| Lamb Crag | Mr Slassor | Lamb Hill | situated close to the Western Boundary | |||
| Lamb Crag | Mr Lambert | of Longframlington Common | ||||
| of considerable elevation | ||||||
| consisting principally of Lime Stone. | ||||||
| Shirlah Pike | Shirlah Pike | Mr Green | 45 Chains S.W. of | A very remarkable and | ||
| Shirlah Pike | Mr Slassor | Lamb Hill | conspicuous hill situated on | |||
| Shirlah Pike | Mr Lambert | the Boundary dividing Felton and | ||||
| Rothbury Ph of very considerable | ||||||
| elevation the Summit of which | ||||||
| is almost brought to a circular point, | ||||||
| differing considerably from the conically shaped | ||||||
| hills which are so prevalent in this part. | ||||||
| John Garvey Civil Assistant |
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