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Evenwood and Barony, County Durham, England, UKi
| Regional Level Types | |
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| Evenwood and Barony | Civil Parish |
| County Durham | County |
| England | Constituent Country |
| UK | Country |
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| GeoNames ID: | 7293123 |
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Localities in this Region
- England
- County Durham
- Evenwood and Barony
- Bowes Close Colliery
- Carterthorne Colliery
- Cox House Colliery
- Cragg Wood Colliery
- East Park Colliery
- Evenwood Colliery
- Evenwood Engine Pit
- Evenwood Randolph Pit
- Gordon Bank Drift
- High Morley Colliery
- High Toft Hill Colliery
- Lands a Colliery
- Lands b Colliery
- Lands Engine Pit
- Martinfield Harvey Drift
- Nettlebed Colliery
- New Carterthorne Colliery
- New Paddock Mire Colliery
- Norwood a Colliery
- Evenwood and Barony
- County Durham
- England
- County Durham
- Evenwood and Barony
- Norwood Drift
- Paddock Myers Colliery
- Park House Colliery
- Pit Close Colliery
- Providence Pit
- Railey Fell Colliery
- Randolph & Gordon House Colliery
- Randolph Colliery
- Stonechester Colliery
- Storey Lodge Colliery
- Sun Colliery
- Tees Hetton Colliery
- West Carterthorne Colliery
- West Tees Railey Fell Colliery
- West Tees Victoria Colliery
- Witton Park Colliery
- Witton Park Corving Pit
- Witton Park Old Colliery
- Witton Park William Pit
- Evenwood and Barony
- County Durham
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