Post ID: 64
Reign: |
ER (Edward VII: 1901 - 1910) Later style |
Numerals: |
None remaining
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Last confirmed: |
26 April 2006 |
Location: |
Geltsdale, nr. Castle Carrock, Cumbria
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Depth: |
Buried to just below broad arrow. |
Condition: |
Intact |
Adjacent cover: |
No adjacent box cover. |
Lat / Lng: |
54.88707900,-2.67043700
Grid Ref:
NY 5708 5490
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Notes: |
Could this be in the middle of woods? Location is unclear but description suggests it may be... We think this was a "local" telegraph route from Carlisle, used during the building of the Castle Carrock reservoir and associated works in the Gelt valley. See www.northpennines.org.uk/castlecarrockreservoir/ for more information. |
Web Reference: |
www.geograph.org.uk/photo/159110
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Identified by: |
Les Hull |
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Featured as Post of the Month for April 2022 |
Added to database: |
17/08/2020 23:15 |
Last updated: |
15/04/2022 20:17 |
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Photo taken Apr 2006
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