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Map of Cumbria Jarding Armestronge Lochmaben Liddel Bank Twelve Apostles Lockerbie Roman Camps Torthorwald Wark Forest Canonbie Catlowdy Bewcastle Warks Burn LincludenNithsdale Blatobulgium Abbey Heatherhead Liddel Dumfries Brus Ecclefechan LIDDEL Dalton Netherby Easton Annandale Stapleton Spadeadam Longtown Maxwell Johnston Gretna Green KIRKLINTON Kirkcambeck Sweeheart ANNAN RussendaleR. Lyne Tryermain Abbey R. Esk Levington Hadrian's Wall Denton R. S. Tyne Scaleby Caerlaverock Roman Fort Westlinton Bowness Rockcliffe Lanercost Linstock Drumburgh Milton Glasson Beaumont Cargo IRTHINGTON Brampton R. South Tyne Galloway Crosby Farlam SOLWAY Anthorn Whitrigg WarwickR. Eden Northumberland BURGH Kirkandrews Warwick Hayton FIRTH Kirkbride VauxTalkin Gilsland Skinburness Grinsdale Wetheral Scotby Kirkbampton Thurstonfield Priory New Water CARLISLE Castle Carrock Wetheral R. W. Allen Silloth Newton Orton Carleton R. E. Allen Michael Scot's R. Wampool Corby Arlosh Cumwhitton N Tower Burgh Cummersdale HowardCumwhinton R. Eden Wolsty R. Waver Aikton Thursby Dalston Hornsby Castle Wreay Cumrew Wigton Dalston R. Caldew Hewin Holm Cultram Dundraw Abbey Mawbray Rose Castle Gaitsgill Croglin Alston W E BlencogoDundraw Ainstable WIGTON Rosley Inglewood Forest Waverton Brornfield Raughtonhead Skelton Croglin Water Bayles Westnewton Landrigg Armathwaite Ruckcroft Randalholme Fitz Swein Sebergham Armathwaite Chalk Beck Staffield Aspatria Priory Renwick R. South Tyne S Allonby Blenderhasset Calthwaite Salkeld R. Petteril Gamblesby Garrigill Hercla Kirksowald Shield Water pe Hayton ho Se Torpenhow rn a High Head Castle u t Allerby Glassonby B R. Ellen Caldbeck Hesket Lascelles Lazonby Melmerby en F Crosby Bothel Ireby Plumpton re ell Plumbland G Gilcrux ss Fe Lamonby Skelton ro ll Uldale Long Meg & Her Daughters C Sunderland Bewaldeth rock Fe Salkeld Blindcrake ot ar ll Tallentire Kn t Hutton Roof Hutton R. 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Liza Aschaby Kaber Rottington Oddendale Soulby Rottington Cleator WythburnPorter Brisco Copeland at Gab Grisedale Tarn Westmorland (Appleby) Kirkby Rocheta e le r Winton Kirk Beck G Dunmail Crosby Garrett Stephen R. Calder Hartley St. Bees fell Pi Raise (Egremont) af ke c Pendragon Castle EGREMONT Worm Gill S Orton R. Ehen ca Fell Waitby MultonHaile S R. Eden Coulderton Grasmere Newbiggin Nateby FlemingSt. John Beckermet R. Bleng Rydale Calder Abbey Kelleth St. Bridget Beckermet Fleming Lammerside Braystones Langdale Tebay Castle Strickland Ravenstonedale Posonby R. Irt Wast Water Elterwater Posonby Ambleside Wellington Burnmoor Kentmere IrtonSanton Hardknott Schelwath Troutbeck Greycroft Irton Boot Copeland R. Eskdale Austhwaite Manor Brotherilkeld Chapel of of C Stavely PenningtonAusthwaite n on a i Burneside Drigg s St. Catherine M t oo n IRISH d n l l R. Kent R. Mite Windermere O Banggarth O Hawkshead Grayrigg Ravenglass ArmestrongeR. Esk Coniston SEA Patton Devoke Firbank Muncaster Water Windermere Wyberg Dunnerdale Crook Sedbergh Torver Stewart Copeland Winster LancasterKIRKBY KENDAL Millom Coniston Water Kendale Waberthwaite R. Duddon Oxenholme Killington Corney Furness Brigsteer Hodleston Furness Brigsteer Natland Thwaites Bootle Blawith Sizhergh Hutton Sedgwick Duddon Bridge Broughton Colton Bellingham Seton Priory Beetham Middleton Annaside R. Crake Stavely Levens Milton Hincaster Lowick Witherslack Whitbeck Stainton Old The Hill R. Leven Lupton Barbon Medieval Cumbria Whicham Kirkby Heversham Town Newton Meathop Beetham Casterton circa 1225 Anno Domini Silecroft Lacra Broughton Meathop Farleton Austwick Beck BoyuillKirkby Moor Kirksanton Ulverston Cartmel Lindale Dallam Holme Its Baronies, Fortifications, Hutton Haverigg MILLOM Lancaster Ireleth Amside Roof Kirkby Towns and Mystical Sites Holker Burton Lonsdale Pennington Lindale Pennington FitzSilverdale Reinfrid Borwick Whittington Village Pele Tower Allithwaite Urswickg Flookburgh Dalton n Thurland Birkriggi Bardsea WARTON Town Castle Common Arkholme m Melling Baycliff Stainton e Barrow l Gressingham Yorkshire F Wennington Medium Standing Aldingham Gleaston Camforth Town Stones FURNESS Walney Island Over Kellet Tatham ABBEY Leece Large MontbegonHornby Bentham Road MORECAMBE Town R. Lune Claughton BAY Halton Religious Barony Rameshede House Border Piel Warton Scale: 5 miles Lancaster Cartography by Patrick M. Murphy - A Mad Irishman Production LANCASTER.
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