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West Yorkshire Pte South Yorkshire Pte Greater A B C D E F G H J K L M Chathill Alnmouth Acklington Widdrington Pegswood 1 Morpeth 1 Cramlington Manors Parton Workington Maryport Wigton CARLISLE Brampton Bardon Mill Hexham Riding Mill Prudhoe Blaydon Dunston NEWCASTLE Heworth Whitehaven SUNDERLAND Harrington Flimby Aspatria Dalston Wetheral Haltwhistle Haydon Bridge Corbridge Stockseld Wylam Metro Centre Seaham Corkickle Armathwaite TYNE & WEAR PTE Chester-le-Street Hartlepool St. Bees Seaton Carew Nethertown Lazonby & Kirkoswald Billingham DURHAM Braystones Langwathby Shildon Heighington Stockton Redcar Redcar MIDDLESBROUGH British Steel East Marske Sellaeld Appleby Bishop Newton North DARLINGTON Saltburn Auckland Ayclie Road Thornaby South Bank Redcar Longbeck 2 Allens 2 Seascale Marton Central Whitby Kirkby Stephen Dinsdale West Eaglesclie Ruswarp Drigg Gyspy Lane Garsdale Teesside Sleights Ravenglass Airport Nunthorpe Dent Grosmont Bootle Great Ayton Castleton Egton Kildale Moor Lealholm Silecroft Ribblehead Battersby Commondale Danby Glaisdale Millom Horton-in-Ribblesdale Burley-in-Wharfedale SCARBOROUGH Green Road Settle Ilkley Ben Rhydding Foxeld Menston 3 Giggleswick Long Preston Seamer 3 Kirkby-in-Furness Kents Roose Ulverston Bank Clapham Hellield Askam Steeton & Starbeck Knaresborough Cattal Hammerton Poppleton Filey Skipton Silsden Crossatts Guiseley Barrow- Dalton Cark Hunmanby in-Furness Bentham HARROGATE YORK Grange-over-Sands Gargrave Cononley Keighley Bempton Bingley Wennington Baildon Hornbeam Park Bridlington Arnside Saltaire Shipley Pannal Ulleskelf Naerton Silverdale Drield Clitheroe Colne Weeton Hutton Cranswick Carnforth Church Fenton Frizinghall Horsforth Arram Morecambe Whalley Nelson 4 Heysham BRADFORD Headingley Beverley 4 Briereld Port Forster Square Burley Park Sherburn-in-Elmet Cottingham Layton Poulton-le-Fylde Bare Langho Lane BRADFORD Burnley Central Interchange Bramley LEEDS Selby Wressle Howden Eastrington Gilberdyke Brough 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