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Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position CU_ALBR01 NY 70970 47108 A689 ALSTON MOOR Harbut Law, 100m S of entrance to Sheepriggs on the verge CU_ALHX00 NY 71743 46477 A686 ALSTON MOOR Fore Street, to W of Town Hall, at jct with A689 set in church wall CU_ALHX01 NY 71617 48075 A686 ALSTON MOOR SW of Newshield, on bend opp. FP Ayle sign on grass verge CU_ALHX02 NY 72782 49083 A686 ALSTON MOOR N of Whitehouse on bend by pole 3A, on banking below hillside CU_ALHX03 NY 73637 49898 A686 ALSTON MOOR W of Clargill Head on grass verge, on bend above track to pottery on the verge nr brown sign to Thortergill forge 3 CU_ALMT01 NY 72518 45192 B6277 ALSTON MOOR near jct of UC Rd to A689, NE of Annat Wall miles on the verge RHS gate, GR lamp box in LHS gate CU_ALMT02 NY 72903 43676 B6277 ALSTON MOOR by gate to Rise Head post CU_ALMT03 NY 74040 42823 B6277 ALSTON MOOR High Hundybridge on the verge next to track CU_ALMT04 NY 74982 41974 B6277 ALSTON MOOR above Garrigill, Dodbury, 200m S of jct, E of Bunkershill on the verge; 100m from sign to Loaning end on the verge; nr rusty iron gate and opp. & above CU_ALMT05 NY 75764 40587 B6277 ALSTON MOOR E of Ashgillside footpath sign to Garrigill on the verge; nr iron gate and opp. footpath sign CU_ALMT06 NY 76366 39310 B6277 ALSTON MOOR E of Over Lee House to Tyne Valley CU_ALMT07 NY 77050 37864 B6277 ALSTON MOOR S of Ladygill Bridge on the verge; nr sign for Rd narrows on the verge; nr slight bend and almost on brow of CU_ALMT08 NY 77494 36393 B6277 ALSTON MOOR half way between Darngill and Crookburn Bridges hill CU_ALNH01 NY 73395 46236 A689 ALSTON MOOR Skelgill, 250m W of drive to High Skelgill on verge behind ditch CU_ALNH02 NY 74983 46109 A689 ALSTON MOOR Hudgillrigg, opp. entrance to Hudgillrigg Farm on grass verge CU_ALNH03 NY 76243 45303 A689 ALSTON MOOR Nentsberry, 100m W of former chapel on grass verge CU_ALNH04 NY 77450 44363 A689 ALSTON MOOR Nenthead NW of village on grass verge CU_ALNH05 NY 78702 43540 A689 ALSTON MOOR Nenthead SE of village, SE of bend, on grass verge Registered Charity No 1105688 1 Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position CU_ALPR01 NY 70970 45105 A686 ALSTON MOOR E of Bayles, opp. entrance to Middle Bayles on grass verge CU_ALPR02 NY 69966 43915 A686 ALSTON MOOR NE of Hartside Cottage, by Public Way CrossRds on grass verge CU_ALPR03 NY 68700 42957 A686 ALSTON MOOR SW of Hartside House on grass verge, nr field gate CU_ALPR04 NY 67270 42320 A686 GLASSONBY W of Meathaw Hill on grass verge, on bend with double white line CU_ALPR05 NY 65706 42256 A686 GLASSONBY E of Hartside Café, 100m above old house, opp. on grass verge CU_ALPR08 NY 62708 40670 A686 OUSBY Melmerby, Long Craggs, on bend in banking, opp. Show pole CU_CBBM02 NY 03344 08411 UC Rd HAILE Hardgates Rd, by "Langdale" grass verge at T junction CU_CBEG NY 03389 08698 UC Rd HAILE Beck Brow, Haile village T junction against wall CU_CLBR01 NY 41887 55873 A69 CARLISLE Brunton Park, Warwick Rd, by Lakeland Gate Premier Inn in iron railings under bushes CU_CLBR04 NY 46446 56561 A69 WETHERAL Warwick on Eden Set into wall Corby Hill, E of Warwick, 100m west of traffic lights, nr on wide cut grass verge, between footpath and CU_CLBR05 NY 47866 57023 A69 HAYTON opp. petrol station domesic hedge CU_CLBR06 NY 49186 57990 A69 HAYTON Greenholme, E of Carlisle Lodge on grass verge Broomriggs, W of Hayton Lane End, opp. Hayton CU_CLBR07 NY 50649 58675 A69 HAYTON Tearooms on grass verge CU_CLBR08 NY 51912 59483 A69 BRAMPTON Geltside, N of New Gelt Bridge on grass verge Wigton Rd, Morton School, 100m N of jct with in hedge behind wide footpath/cycleway; just S of CU_CLCM02 NY 37717 54249 A595 CARLISLE Glaramara Dr nr Shuttle House bus-shelter CU_CLCM03 NY 36647 53049 A595 CUMMERSDALE E of Newby Cross Farm, Dalston on grass verge CU_CLCM04 NY 35302 52015 A595 THURSBY Orton Grange built into Orton Grange Farm gateway wall CU_CLCM05 NY 34062 51068 A595 THURSBY S of Nealhouse Farm back of deep verge under Copper beech Registered Charity No 1105688 2 Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position CU_CLCM06 NY 32708 50268 A595 THURSBY N side of Thursby Village Green against wall in pavement CU_CLCM07 NY 31637 49836 A595 THURSBY Golden Acres bungalow on grass verge Beech House, W of West Woodside, NE of CU_CLCM08 NY 30277 48764 A595 WESTWARD Micklethwaite, at xrds on grass verge CU_CLCM09 NY 28917 47932 A595 THURSBY 50m W of Jenkin Farm High grass in verge CU_CLCM10 NY 27509 47119 A595 WESTWARD E of Street, jct with B5305 on grass verge CU_CLCM11 NY 26167 46248 A595 WESTWARD Old Carlisle, E of Red Dial against dry stone wall opp. Accrington Terrace, in front of St Cuthbert's CU_CLCM11a NY 25880 48631 B5303 (was A595) WIGTON Presbytery in Presbytery wall CU_CLCM12 NY 24868 45323 A595 BOLTONS The Wreay, SW of Red Dial Right of entrance to The Wreay CU_CLCM12A NY 25667 46675 B5304 WIGTON High Longthwaite Under hedge near metal seat CU_CLCM13 NY 23668 44251 UC Rd (was A595) BOLTONS Bolton Low Houses, by Rose Garth, opp. Solway View in tarmac front of house High Waverbridge, 100m E of Rd jct to Bolton Gate, CU_CLCM14 NY 22513 43244 A595 BOLTONS Percy Hill in hedge Mealsgate, 50m E Kelsey Hotel, (Pink House Hotel) E of CU_CLCM15 NY 21283 42285 A595 BOLTONS Aldersceugh on grass verge CU_CLCM16 NY 20077 41198 A595 BOLTONS Aldersceugh, 100m W of Coach House Restaurant in shrub BLENNERHASSET & Kirklands Guards, SW of Kirkland Green; SW of CU_CLCM17 NY 19070 40104 A595 TORPENHOW Mealsgate on hill up to Rd jct to Torpenhow; under hedge CU_CLCM18 NY 18159 39028 UC Rd BOTHEL & THREAPL& Bothel, former A595 opp. 'Langaith' on bank CU_CLCM19 NY 175 385 A595 BOTHEL & THREAPL& Overgates, Kirkland Grove on grass verge CU_CLCM22 NY 14904 35794 A595 BLINDCRAKE Moota Quarry, N of Blindcrake; opp. Moota Inn on grass verge CU_CLCM23 NY 139 346 A595 BLINDCRAKE NE of southern lane into Blindcrake by the Rd Registered Charity No 1105688 3 Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position Woodhall, at jct of Rd to Bridekirk & Tallentree, S of CU_CLCM24 NY 11909 32270 A595 BRIDEKIRK Ann's Hill on grass verge CU_CLCMa07 NY 30391 50889 A596 THURSBY Whinnow Private farmhouse CU_CLCMa09 NY 28436 50431 A596 THURSBY 50m W of Micklethwaite Farm, NE of Micklethwaite in verge CU_CLCMa10 NY 27250 49530 A596 WOODSIDE Rd to Wigton rear of grass CU_CLCMa11 NY 272 495 A596 WIGTON jct of By-pass top of bank CU_CLGA09 NY 36800 68741 A6071 LONGTOWN S of Smalmston, W side of railway bridge behind safety barrier CU_CLGA11 NY 33845 67905 UC Rd KIRK&REWS Mill Hill, opp. entrance to Scotts Peat Works on embankment in front of ditch CU_CLGA12 NY 32658 67080 B7076 KIRK&REWS Grenta Chase Hotel, just S of border in hotel perimeter wall CU_CLGG00 NY 4000 5682 A7 STANWIX RURAL by Stanwix Bank House by the Rd newly constructed Rd for non-motorway traffic, back of CU_CLGG04 NY 37322 62133 UC Rd (was A74) ROCKCLIFFE Shell petrol station; M74 carriageway on the verge at back of garage CU_CLHW10 NY 39540 70845 UC Rd ARTHURET SW of Netherby Hall Hedgerow CU_CLHW12 NY 40965 73613 UC Rd KIRK&REWS Moat Common, Carwinley on grass verge CU_CLHW13 NY 42116 74668 UC Rd NICHOLFOREST NE of Tilekiln Wood on grass verge CU_CLHW14 NY 43385 75677 UC Rd NICHOLFOREST Dykehead on grass verge CU_CLHW15 NY 43576 76840 B6318 NICHOLFOREST SE of Penton House, jct with UC Rd to Watleyhirst on the verge Stanwix Bank, beside Stanwix Bank House, at jct with in pavement with back to steps with rails leading CU_CLLT01 NY 4000 5581 A7 CARLISLE Bampton Rd to door Kingstown Rd, opp. No. 236, at jct with Parkhouse Rd, on the slip Rd leading to retail park; back to CU_CLLT02 NY 39475 59439 A7 CARLISLE beside HSBC Bank retaining wall CU_CLLT03 NY 39600 61057 A69 ROCKCLIFFE Harker opp garage on grass verge Registered Charity No 1105688 4 Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position CU_CLLT04 NY 39648 62655 A7 WESTLINTON Blackford on grass verge CU_CLLT05 NY 3936 6425 A7 WESTLINTON S of West Linton under power lines, 15m N of cross Rds 300m sign CU_CLLT07 NY 38873 66984 A7 ARTHURET Hopesike Woods, S of jct to Briscoe Hill on grass verge CU_CLLT08 NY 38065 68382 A7 ARTHURET Carlisle Rd, Longtown, opp. Community Centre in hedge opp. Nurseries, S of Dicksteer Cottage of West View CU_CLLT09 NY 37197 69580 A7 KIRK&REWS Lonning, N of Sandbed in hedge CU_CLLT10 NY 37852 70916 A7 KIRK&REWS Batenbush, 15m N of entrance to wood on grass verge Kirkandrews-on-Usk church,150m S of jct to CU_CLLT11 NY 38677 72274 A7 KIRK&REWS Kirkandrew's Tower on grass verge, nr pole DP13 CU_CLNC01 NY 40553 57214 B6264 (was A689) CARLISLE Brampton Rd opp. sports fields by Eden Brae House (No. 20) against wall Low Crosby, opp.
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  • SLLC Highways and Transportation Working Group 15 February 2013

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