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PDF (Volume 2) Durham E-Theses Some aspects of the urban geography of Chester le Street and Houghton le Spring and other small urban settlements in north Durham Nadur, George A. How to cite: Nadur, George A. (1967) Some aspects of the urban geography of Chester le Street and Houghton le Spring and other small urban settlements in north Durham, Durham theses, Durham University. Available at Durham E-Theses Online: http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/8790/ Use policy The full-text may be used and/or reproduced, and given to third parties in any format or medium, without prior permission or charge, for personal research or study, educational, or not-for-prot purposes provided that: • a full bibliographic reference is made to the original source • a link is made to the metadata record in Durham E-Theses • the full-text is not changed in any way The full-text must not be sold in any format or medium without the formal permission of the copyright holders. Please consult the full Durham E-Theses policy for further details. Academic Support Oce, Durham University, University Oce, Old Elvet, Durham DH1 3HP e-mail: [email protected] Tel: +44 0191 334 6107 http://etheses.dur.ac.uk 2 WW 'A PLATE CHESTER STRE (moj (A i c 111 UJ i I i § 1/1 Hi in (0 • !•§• e €>8 N CO CM €> 3 CM 0 in CHESTER LE STREET LIBERAL AND HOUGHTON LE SPRING ADVERTISER 861 (FIRST 26 ISSUES) Newcastle Sunderland Houghton ° oA &A o oA O Durham ADV'TS NEWS A I tissues o 1-5 Issues # Chester le Street /\ 5-9 O 6-9 A Agent 10 Issues or O 14-26 A more 0 12 3 4 MLS. I I I I I Fig.A.3 CHESTER-LE-STREET = GROWTH 500 2000 Prior to 1856 Feet 1856-1895 1895-1914 1914 -1939 1939 Onwards n w \ ran Fig.A.4a 0 11111 cm ffl 8 CD nLTJ eo "2 * ao i a oi f io m «• en in en o -i rr 00 CO 01 01 I'l co a: in ucni 8 it. CO 4 33° Ui in 2 § S o m 4f I 6 CD I m m i J. 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Blaydon U.D. D.6 Havannah Wd. B. l Blaydon Wd. D.7 South Moor Wd. B.2 Chopwell Wd. D.8 Tanfield Wd. B.3 High Spen Wd. D. 9 Townsley Wd. B.4 Rowlands Gill B. 5 Winlaton Wd. Lanchester R.D. £.1 Cornsay Consett U.D. £.2 Esh C. l Behfieldside £.3 Greencroft C.2 Blackhill E. 4 Healeyfield C.3 Consett North E.5 Lanchester C.4 Consett South E.6 Langley C.5 Crookhill and Delves Lane E.7 Satley C.6 Ebchester C.7 Leadgate C.8 Medomsley Chester le Street K.D. Houghtoh le Spring U.D. F.l Birtley H.l Fenfiehouses Wd. F.2 Burnmoor H.2 Herrington Wd. F.3 Edmondsley H.3 Houghton Wd. F.4 Gt. Lumley H.4 Newbottle Wd. F,5 Harraton H.5 Penshaw Wd. F,6 Lambton Durham R.D. F.7 Lamesley J.l Bearpark F.8 Little Lumftey J.2 Belmont F.9 Ouston J.3 Framwellgate Moor F.IO Pelton J.4 Kimblesworth F.11 Plawsworth II.5 West Rainton F.12 Sacriston J.6 Witton Gilbert F.13 So. Biddick Hetton U.D. F.14 Urpeth K.l Easington Lane Wd. F. 15 Waldridge K.2 Hetton Downs Wd. K.3 Hetton le Hole Wd. Washington U.D. K.4 Rainton Wd. G. l Gt. Usworth Wd. Chester le Street U.D. G.2 Springwell Wd. L.l Central Wd. G.3 Usworth Colliery Wd. L.2 Chester Moor Wd. G.4 Washington Wd. L.3 North Ward G.5 Washington Station Wd. L.4 Pelton Fell Wd. D.5 South Ward L.6 West Ward 17 *3 h2 INDEX to NAMES Ul of A PARISHES and WARDS An US 133 V- U2 03 D2 04 r t °5 C8 ufl. D6 H5 CI HZ • 1 D3 /Vj -S9. FG CZ P3 C7 L6 Hi. 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