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Entries in Red - Require a Photograph NORTHUMBERLAND Extracted from the Database of the Milestone Society Entries in red - require a photograph NORTHUMBERLAND Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position NB_ANBF01 NU 19029 14768 B6341 DENWICK Malcolm's Cross, 80m S of Broom House rouNdabout back to stoNe wall oN Narrow verge NB_ANBF02 NU 18559 16167 B6341 DENWICK 40m N of eNtrance to Heckley House oN grass verge NB_ANBF03 NU 18372 17734 B6341 DENWICK Holywell; 420m N of track to Heckley FeNce back to stoNe wall oN Narrow verge uNder tree NB_ANBF04 NU 17877 19240 B6341 DENWICK South CharltoN Bog, EllsNook PlantatioN iN bank iN ivy NB_ANBF06 NU 16998 22307 A1 EGLINGHAM North CharltoN, just before dual carriageway, North of ShippertoN Bridge oN grass verge NB_ANBF07 NU 16552 23798 UC road EGLINGHAM Brownieside oN grass verge NB_ANBF09 NU 14776 26332 A1 ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER CommoN Flat, 200m S of Newstead Road ENd, E of layby opp. oN grass verge back to wire feNce NB_ANBF10 NU 13807 27603 UC road ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER Rayheugh iN loop of old road agaiNst low stoNe wall uNder hedge NB_ANBF11 NU 13411 29128 A1 ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER WareNford; 100m SE of Twizell North Lodge oN grass verge NB_ANBF12 NU 13094 30661 A1 ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER 100m S of jct with B6348, just S of lay-by oN grass verge agaiNst wall NB_ANBF14 NU 11385 33340 UC road) BELFORD 14m S of Meadows Farm eNtrance back to hedge and wire feNce NB_ANCT01 NU 17998 14512 B6346 DENWICK 180m N of Abbey Cottage, Abbeylands back of footpath by wire NettiNg feNce NB_ANCT02 NU 17562 15745 B6346 DENWICK 130m S of Blackbog BurN Bridge by the road NB_ANCT07 NU 11165 19341 B6346 EGLINGHAM FerNy Lea, by No. 2, 280m E of EgliNgham Bridge oN grass verge below large tree oN bank NB_ANCT08 NU 09594 19794 B6346 EGLINGHAM 20m W of Glebe Cottage by the road NB_ANCT09 NU 08179 20492 B6346 EGLINGHAM Harehope Hall, 40m W of N eNtrance oN grass verge NB_ANHX30 NY 99498 79470 B6342 BAVINGTON BaviNgtoN oN grass verge NB_ANHX32 NY 96972 78041 B6342 BAVINGTON CavertoN PlantatioN, Little SwiNburN, 2 miles W of Little BaviNgtoN by the road NB_ANHX33 NY 960 769 B6342 BAVINGTON Little SwiNburN by the road Registered Charity No 1105688 1 Entries in red - require a photograph NORTHUMBERLAND Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position NB_ANHX34 NY 95392 75566 B6342 CHOLLERTON N of Colwell oN grass verge NB_ANHX35 NY 94831 74273 A6079 CHOLLERTON ChollertoN Edge PlantatioN, 400m W of A68 beside another milestoNe oN grass verge NB_ANSL02 NU 20694 14850 B1340 DENWICK 380m N of Denwick Bridge ENd by the road NB_ANSL03 NU 2113 1640 B1340 RENNINGTON 300m N of DeNwick Lane ENd (by electricity sub-statioN) oN grass verge NB_ANSL04 NU 2129 1787 B1340 RENNINGTON 400m S of ReNNiNgtoN S E Farm oN grass verge NB_ANSL07 NU 21471 22192 B1340 EMBLETON Cock Law, 700m N of Prickly Bridge oN grass verge NB_ANSL09 NU 2238 2486 B1340 NEWTON BY THE SEA 100m S of NewtoN BarNs in hedge NB_ASBT09 NY 67149 58453 A689 COANWOOD Lambley, at jct to Coanwood oN grass verge NB_BCWF05 NU 13911 28832 UC road ADDERSTONE WITH LUCKER WareNford in hedge NB_BFCH05 NU 05552 40183 B6353 KYLOE Kyloe Vicarage, opp. driveway to Kyloe House oN grass verge NB_BFCH07 NU 0261 4009 B6353 LOWICK 780 m. W of crossroads of B6353 and ANcroft to HolburN road at eNtrance to Lowick CommuNity Orchard NB_BFCH08 NU 01094 39553 B6353 LOWICK MaiN Street; by Lowick Vicarage iN pavemeNt with back to stoNe wall NB_BFCH13 NT 93999 37463 B6353 FORD just S of Ford Castle, West Lodge oN grass, agaiNst wall NB_BFCH14 NT 92545 37656 B6353 FORD OakHall in hedge NB_BWBF01 NT 9965 5140 A1167 BERWICK UPON TWEED Tweedmouth, just N of small traffic island to Sports CeNtre and Schools iN asphalt with back to stoNe wall, Near LP117 NB_BWBF02 NU 003 500 A1167 ANCROFT ScremerstoN iN hedge by lamp-post NB_BWBF03 NU 00931 48437 A1167 ANCROFT by ScremerstoN old coal miNe oN grass bank behiNd footpath and hedged verge NB_BWBF06 NU 02983 44101 UC road ANCROFT 100m S of Bridge Mill, N of "Tollgate House" set iN gravel NB_BWBF08 NU 05006 42371 A1167 KYLOE N of West MaiNs oN grass verge bank Registered Charity No 1105688 2 Entries in red - require a photograph NORTHUMBERLAND Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position NB_BWBF13 NU 09917 36018 UC road BELFORD MiddletoN oN grass verge NB_BWBF14 NU 10675 34634 UC road BELFORD North Bank back of bank by path NB_BWCH01 NT 98904 51582 UC road ORD by Homelea, CorNhill Road, East Ord back to footpath NB_BWCH03 NT 95967 50572 A698 HORNCLIFFE East Lodge of LoNgridge Tower oN grass verge NB_BWCH06 NT 9323 4714 A698 NORHAM 200m SW of East NewburN by the road NB_BWCH08 NT 9061 4531 A698 NORHAM half mile SW of East BiggiN by the road NB_BWCH10 NT 88295 43207 A698 CORNHILL ON TWEED 200m N of Tillmouth Park Hotel, W of Twizel Bridge agaiNst wall NB_BWCH11 NT 87605 42037 A698 CORNHILL ON TWEED 50m SW of St Cuthbert's Road ENd by the road NB_BWDN01 NT 98623 53958 A6105 BERWICK UPON TWEED DuNs Road, at Y jct with PaxtoN Road oN grass bank behiNd path NB_BWET01 NT 99044 51322 B6354 ORD Mansefield Road jct with Etal Road, East Ord oN wide cut grass verge NB_BWET02 NT 98529 49836 B6354 ORD Billylaw, 300m S of South Ord oN grass verge agaiNst wall NB_BWET03 NT 97803 48168 B6354 ORD UNthank Moor, half mile S of MurtoN White House oN grass verge NB_BWET05 NT 96334 45693 B6354 ANCROFT ANcroft North Moor, 100m N of former chapel, West ANcroft in hedge NB_BWET06 NT 95346 44523 B6354 DUDDO half mile E of FelkiNgtoN oN grass verge NB_BWET07 NT 94316 43295 B6354 DUDDO Mattilees Hill, NE of Duddo oN grass verge NB_BWET08 NT 93683 42134 B6354 DUDDO ¾ mile S of Duddo oN grass verge iN froNt of older stoNe NB_BWET08A NT 93683 42134 B6354 DUDDO ¾ mile S of Duddo (earlier milestoNe behiNd later oNe) oN grass verge NB_BWET09 NT 93390 40791 B6354 FORD Berryhill Road ENd oN grass verge NB_BWKS01 NT 98604 53943 B6461 BERWICK UPON TWEED PaxtoN Road at jct with A6105 oN grass bank Registered Charity No 1105688 3 Entries in red - require a photograph NORTHUMBERLAND Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position NB_BWKS03 NT 959 526 B6461 BERWICK UPON TWEED Berwick in hedge NB_BWKS13 NT 85922 39284 A698 CORNHILL ON TWEED MaiN Street, E of Churchyard, jct with Mashall Mews back of footpath NB_BWWL04 NU 00397 46308 B6525 ANCROFT 100m N of Nabhill oN wide grass verge NB_BWWL05 NU 00183 45010 B6525 ANCROFT ANcroft village, S of "Old ParsoNage" oN grass verge NB_BWWL06 NT 99983 43442 B6525 KYLOE 400m S of BerriNgtoN Lodge oN grass verge by wide gate NB_BWWL07 NU 00055 41880 B6525 BOWSDEN 200m N of BowsdeN Road ENd oN grass verge to rt of stoNe wall eNd NB_BWWL08 NU 00370 40313 B6525 LOWICK 400m N of Lowick Northfield Farm oN grass verge NB_BWWL09 NU 00423 38885 B6525 LOWICK 400m S of Moss Hall, N of Blue House oN grass verge NB_BWWL10 NU 007 373 B6525 FORD Barmoor Red House agaiNst hedge NB_BWWL11 NU 00412 35919 B6525 DODDINGTON 50m N of road to DoddiNgtoN N Moor oN grass verge NB_BWWL12 NU 00004 34330 B6525 DODDINGTON 1½ miles N of DoddiNgtoN Village, FeNtoN Wood oN grass verge NB_BWWL13 NT 999 327 B6525 DODDINGTON roadside agaiNst wall iN a hedge NB_BWWL15 NT 997 296 B6525 WOOLER Turvelaws Farm oN grass verge, oN culvert, back to woodeN feNce NB_BWWLA10 NT 92787 39391 B6354 FORD Etal village, W of churchyard oN grass verge NB_BWWLA11 NT 93709 37991 B6354 FORD Heatherslaw, 100m N of Hay Farm Road ENd in hedge NB_CBES01 NY 98484 65844 A68 CORBRIDGE N of White BarNs oN grass verge, back to stoNe wall NB_CBES07 NY 952 744 A68 CHOLLERTON Colwell oN grass verge iN gravel NB_CBES08 NY 94148 75760 A68 CHOLLERTON Great SwiNburNe, by Peaslands PlantatioN back to tall stoNe wall NB_CBES10 NY 925 781 A68 CHOLLERTON Colt Crag reservoir oN grass verge Registered Charity No 1105688 4 Entries in red - require a photograph NORTHUMBERLAND Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position NB_CHKS09 NT 853 385 B6350 CORNHILL ON TWEED a mile SW of CorNhill oN Tweed oN grass verge NB_CTSL03 NU 203 305 UC road BEADNELL North SuNderland in hedge NB_CTSL04 NU 21121 31479 UC road NORTH SUNDERLAND MaiN Street, by No. 161 back of footpath, agaiNst house NB_GHHX15 NZ 04745 61222 A695 BROOMLEY AND STOCKSFIELDStocksfield, 200m E of Broomley Road jct in hedge NB_HBAS07 NY 78623 58048 A686 PLENMELLER WITH WHITFIELDBears Bridge oN grass verge, back to wire feNce NB_HBAS10 NY 77547 53908 A686 PLENMELLER WITH WHITFIELDWhitfield Moor, S of ParmeNtly Cottage, beside WhiNNeysike PlantatioN oN grass verge NB_HBAS11 NY 76847 52292 A686 PLENMELLER WITH WHITFIELDHerd's Bridge oN grass verge, Nr low stoNe wall NB_HBAS12 NY 755 522 A686 PLENMELLER WITH WHITFIELDS of Morleyhill Fell oN grass verge NB_HXBL07 NY 90048 72736 B6320 HUMSHAUGH Keepershield, at jct iN hedge damaged by 2009 NB_HXNC05 NZ 00598 65766 B6321 CORBRIDGE 60m W of jct to AydoN Castle in hedge & fence NB_HXNC07 NZ 030 678 B6321 MATFEN Kip Hill, ShildoN in hedge behind verge NB_HXNC09 NZ 02874 71662 B6321 MATFEN Pier 20m W of Great WhittiNgtoN Road ENd by the road NB_HXWC03 NY 94610 59878 UC road HEXHAMSHIRE Ordley oN grass verge NB_MPAN01 NZ 18717 86989 A192 MORPETH Morpeth, opp lay-by oN wide grass verge NB_MPAN03 NZ 18457 89979 A1 HEBRON opeN couNtry oN grass verge NB_MPAN04 NZ 18566 91600 A1 HEBRON Priest Bridge over River Lyme oN grass verge NB_MPAN05 NZ 18905 93210 A1 TRITLINGTON EarsdoN Moor oN grass verge back to stoNe wall NB_MPAN08 NZ 17674 97598 A1 THIRSTON 25m NW of Bockenfield Bridge oN grass verge back to stoNe wall NB_MPAN10 NU 18465 00181 A1 THIRSTON opp.
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