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Name of Site River Grid Reference (OS) Easting Northing Barlow Mill Name of site River Grid reference (OS) Easting Northing Barlow Mill Barlow Brook SK 33400 75700 433400 375700 Roecar Wood Barlow Brook SK 35500 75500 435500 375500 Westwood Bridge Blackburn Brook SK 33700 98300 433700 398300 Thorncliffe Wood 2 Blackburn Brook SK 34500 97800 434500 397800 Gibraltar Steel Works Blackburn Brook SK 36700 93700 436700 393700 Lower Cannon Hall Pond Cawthorne Dyke SE 28000 08200 428000 408200 Jowett Saw Mill Cawthorne Dyke SE 27200 07800 427200 407800 Upper Cannon Hall Pond Cawthorne Dyke SE 27400 07900 427400 407900 Middle Cannon Hall Pond Cawthorne Dyke SE 27700 08000 427700 408000 Cawthorne Cricket Pitch Cawthorne Dyke SE 28000 08200 428000 408200 Cawthorne Low [Corn] Mill Cawthorne Dyke SE 28800 08700 428800 408700 Flash House Plantation 7 Daking Brook SE 26600 07500 426600 407500 Flash House Plantation 6 Daking Brook SE 26650 07550 426650 407550 Flash House Plantation 5 Daking Brook SE 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