CartogiraffeMap · Streets · Places

Black Burn in Hartleyburn

Black Burn in Northumberland, Hartleyburn is a stream. Black Burn also exists in Hexhamshire, Allendale, Coanwood, Eglingham and Slaley.

Waterway Type
stream
Legend

Bus stops

  • Leaside – approx. 900 m.

Roads nearby

Leaside
Leaside
900 m
Pennine Road
Halton Lea Gate
950 m
Lambley Viaduct
1,5 km
South Tyne Trail
1,8 km
Craigs Bank
2,0 km
Hall Bank
2,8 km

Abandoned railways nearby

Brampton Hartleyburn Railway
850 m
Kirkhouse Branch
1,2 km
Alston Line
2,4 km

Buildings nearby

Featherstone Castle
2,6 km
Featherstone Gauging Station
2,6 km
Maidenway House
2,7 km

Community centres nearby

Lambley Village Hall
1,2 km

Farmyards nearby

Doubledykes
1000 m
Harpertown Farm
1,2 km
Lambley Farm
1,6 km
Hill House
1,7 km
Waughold Holme Farm
1,8 km
Foul Potts
1,8 km
Ulpham
2,1 km
Kellah
2,4 km
Blackburn House
2,5 km
Whitwam
2,6 km
Ash Cleugh
2,8 km

Forests nearby

Hag Wood
1,6 km
Ashholme Wood
2,0 km

Houses nearby

3 High Midgeholme
1,7 km
4 High Midgeholme
1,7 km
2 High Midgeholme
1,7 km
1 High Midgeholme
1,7 km

Industrial areas nearby

Lambley Farm Minewater Treatment Scheme
1,6 km

Pet shops nearby

Blackburn House Koi
2,5 km

Places of worship nearby

St Mary & St Patrick Church, Lambley
1,2 km

Quarries nearby

Coanwood Quarry
1,5 km

Residential areas nearby

Clover Hill
550 m
Greenriggs
850 m
Shafthill Farm
1,7 km
Station House
1,8 km
High Burnfoot
2,1 km
Low Burnfoot
2,2 km
Maidenway Cottage
2,5 km
Horse Close
2,7 km

Streams nearby

Bargain Cleugh
950 m
Black Burn
1,1 km
Alder Sike
1,8 km
Hartley Burn
2,0 km
Glendue Burn
2,3 km
Miry Sike
2,5 km
Candlesieve Sike
2,9 km
Gowen Sike
2,9 km