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76 List of Streets 76 LIST OF STREETS. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copley street, Southfield lane Cunliffe villas, Cunliffe road Draughton street, Manchester road Coppy field, Allerton road, Allerton Cure court, W estgate Drewton street, Manning ham lane Copthorne road, All Saints' road,! Currer street, Well street Drill parade, Manningham lane Great Horton Cutler Heights, Dudley Hill road Dross hill, Low Moor Copthorne street, All Saints' road, Cutler Heights lane~ Dudley Hill road Dross street, Bowling Back lane Great Horton Cyprus terrace, Leeds road, Idle Druid st., late W eston st., White Copthorne view, Copthorne road Abbey road Corban street, Wakefield road Dacre street, Otley road Druid's bldgs., Clayton lane, Clayton Cordingley street, Otley road Daisy Bank road, Allerton road Dryden street, George street Cork street, Laisterdyke Daisy Hill lane, Duckworth lane Duckett lane, Northgate Corless row, Laisterdyke Daisy place, Shipley Duckworth lane, Toiler lane Corporation street, Killinghall road Daisy st., Beldon road, Gt. Horton Duckworth street, Duckworth lane Cote gap, Hill top, Thornton Dalby place, Bradford Moor Dudley Hill, W akefield road Cotewall road, Manchester road Dalby street, Barkerend road Dudley Hill rd., Leeds rd, U ndercliffe Cottingley Moor top, Cottingley rd. Dale street, Kirkgate Dudley street, Tyersal Cottingley road, Bradford & Bingley Dale street, School street, Low Moor Dudley street, Wakefield road road, AJlerton Dale street, Windhill Duggan's buildings, Vulcan street Cottingley terrace, V alley parade Dallam streE>t, Slenningford road, Duinen street, Gordon street Coventry street, Wake field road U ndercliffe Duke place, Duke street Cow close, W yke . Dane street, Arthington street Duke street, Darley street Cowgill, Clayton • Daniel street, Bradford Moor Dumb Mill place, V alley rd., Shipley Cowgill place, Conduit street Darfield street, Lum b lane Duncan street, }Ianchester road Cowling street, Saltaire rd., Shipley Darley street, Kirkgate Duncombe street, Rosse street Cowling street, W estgate Darton street, Park lane Dundas st., Bradford ln., Laisterdyke Cowper place, Butler street David street, Manchester road Dunn square, King Charles street Cox street, W akefield road Davy street, W akefield road Dye House fold, Low Moor Crab street, Caledonia street Dawson street, Otley road, Shipley Dyer's yard, Goit side Crabtree place, High st., Gt. Horton Dawson street, Thackley road, Idle Dyson street, Water lane Crabtree st., Cross lane, Gt. Horton Dawson street, Thornton road Cragg houses, Thornton Dawson street, Windhill Earl street, Hall lane, Shipley Cragg lane, High st, Gt. Horton Dean hill, Low Moor Earl street, Manchester road Cragg road, WindhilJ Dean lane, Allerton road, Allerton Easby road, Laisteridge lane Cragg terrace, Ewart st, Gt. Horton Dean street, Rosse street East Bierley, Tong street Crampton street, Little Horton lane Dean's houses, Wyke East croft, Wyke Cranbrook srreet, Birch lane Deep Lane top, Clayton East parade, Leeds road Craven street, '\Vapping road De Gray street, Ripon street East street, George street Craven terrace, Killinghall road Delph hill, Undercliffe East Spring Cliffe st., Heaton road Crawford street, New Hey road Delver fold, Idle road, Undercliffe East Squire lane, Carlisle road Crestville terrace, Clayton Delver row, now Prospect pl., Idle rd. East Wood street, Hall lane Crimea street, Sticker lane Denby lane, Allerton road, Allerton Eastbrook lane, Vicar lane Cringles, Hunsworth, Low Moor Denby street, White Abbey road Ebenezer court, Vicar lane . Croft lane, White lane, Wibsey Denmark st., late Wardle st., Wake- Ebenezer place, Cross ln., Gt. Horton Croft nook, Lower lane field road Ebenezer place, Idle rd., Undercliffe Croft place, Lidget lane, Clayton Deuton court, Denton street Ebenezer place, New Briggate, Lais. Croft street, Albion road, Idle Deuton street, Manchester road terdyke Croft street, Manchester road Derby place, Thornbury Ebenezer street, New Briggate, Lais. Croft top, Thackley road, Idle Derby street, Bradford road, Idle terdyke Cromwell road, Otley road, Shipley Derby street, Gt. Horton road Ebenezer street, Vicar lane Cromwell street, Lady lane Derby street, Swamp Ebor street, Little Horton lane Crooker street, Mill lane Derwent street, late Tutor street, Eccleshill, Leeds Cropper lane, W estgate W akefield road Edderthorpe street, Leeds road Cross banks, Bradford road, Shipley Devonshire terrace, St. Mary's road Eddington street, GreatHorton road Cross Frederick street, George street Dewhirst's buildings, 11 to 21 Man- Edinburgh street, Lister Hills road Cross Gale street, Gale street cheater road Edmund street, Little Horton lane Cross keys, Apperley road Diamond court, Diamond street Edward street, Croft street Cross lane, High street, Gt. Horton Diamond street, Vicar lane Edward street, Shipley Cross road, Bradford road, Idle Diamond yard, Diamond street Egbert street, Dryden street Cross road, Heaton road Dibb fold, High street, Idle Egerton place, Peel Park drive Cross School street, School street Dick lane, Tyersal Egypt, Back heights, Thornton Cross street, Bermondsey Dick st., late Richard st., Bowling Egypt lane, Back heights, Thornton Cross street, Mill street, Low Moor Back lane Eldon place, Manningham lane Cross street, Oakenshaw, Wyke Dickens street, Bowling Old lane Eldonpl.,Underclifferd., Undercliffe Cross street, Windhill Dickens terrace, Perseverance street Eldon terrace, Eldon place Cross Sun street, Bolton road Dirkhill street, Noble street Eli street, New Cross street Cross Wellington st., Wellington st. District Bank buildings, 2 Booth st. Elizabeth street, Fitzgerald street Crossland street, Manchester road Dixon road, Thornton road Ell cliff, Allerton Crossley street, Great Horton road Dixon street, Bolton road Ella Carr road, Leeds road, Idle Crossley street, Scarlet heights Dock field, Windhill Ellen street, Hall lane Crowgill, Saltaire road, Shipley Doctor lane, Thackley road, Idle Ellen street, Windhill Crown street, Thornton road Doctor's fold, Truncliffe, Wibsey Ellenthorpe street, Wakefield road Crowther court, Crowther street Dog lane, Allerton Lane, Allerton Elliott street, Saltaire road, Shipley Crowther street, Fitzgerald street Dog lane, Great Horton Ellis street, Bermondsey Crowther' s bldgs, Idle rd, U ndercliffe Donisthorpe street, Manchester road Elm street, Otley road Crow Tree ln, Allerton rd, Girlington Dole street, New road, Thornton Elmsall street, Bow land street Crow trees, Bradford Moor Dorset street, Park la.ne Elmswoodpl., Fagleyrd., Undercliffe Croyden st, lat!l Ross st, Rutland st. Dove street, Saltaire Elsworth street, W akefield road Cuckoo nest, Lister Hills road Dover street, Otley road Elton street, Leeds road ' Cudworth street, Hammerton street Downham street, Leeds road Emm lane, Manningham lane Culvert, Wyke Down's yard, School st., Low Moor Emma gate, Ashley street Cunliffe road, Manningham lane Dracup road, High street, Gt. Horton Empress street, Peel Park drive Cunliffe terrace, Cunliffe road Drake street1 Bridge street Emsley street, Bowling Old lane .
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