Henry Armer & Son in Aldingham
Henry Armer & Son in Westmorland and Furness, Aldingham is a commercial building. Henry Armer & Son is near Flower Street.
- Building Type
- commercial building
Bus stops
Roads nearby
Flower Street100 m
Kiln Lane350 m
Hard Knotts LaneLeece, Village Hall (S bound)
400 m
Rake Lane600 m
Bracken Bed Lane700 m
Braken Beds Lane750 m
Moss Lane900 m
Greystone Lane1,1 km
Dungeon Lane1,3 km
Hook Lane1,4 km
Page Bank Lane1,4 km
Stank LaneStank
1,5 km
Lancewood Crescent1,5 km
Kempas Avenue1,5 km
Oakwood Drive1,5 km
Crofters Crescent1,5 km
Sandalwood Close1,6 km
Fir Tree Rise1,6 km
Princewood Drive1,7 km
Barwood Grove1,7 km
Birch Close1,7 km
Carrs Lane1,8 km
Abandoned railways nearby
Stank Branch1,3 km
Body of waters nearby
Leece Tarn100 m
Buildings nearby
The Sail Loft1,3 km
Farmhouses nearby
Moss Side1,0 km
Page Bank1,3 km
Farmlands nearby
Braken Beds1,0 km
Farmyards nearby
Tarn Foot Farm250 m
Hardknotts400 m
Moss House550 m
Canterbank Hall1000 m
Moss Side Farm1,0 km
Dendron Farms1,4 km
Page Bank Farm1,4 km
Stank Farm1,5 km
New Close Farm1,7 km
Houses nearby
September House1,7 km
2 Rose Brow1,8 km
1 Rose Brow1,8 km
Places of worship nearby
St Matthew1,3 km
Pubs nearby
The Copper Dog300 m
Residential areas nearby
Newtown Farm1,4 km
Dendron1,4 km
The Garth1,7 km
Streams nearby
Whampsters Beck750 m
Sarah Beck800 m
Hart Carrs Beck1,1 km
Deep Meadows Beck1,4 km
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| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
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| Long-distance cycle route |
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| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
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| No pedestrians |