West Belt

Wood, Forest in Durham

England

West Belt

West Shipley Farm West Shipley Farm lies over 200m above sea level standing on land named by the OS at the 1:25 000 scale as West Shipley Wood. The ground in view not far beyond is classed as access land.
West Shipley Farm Credit: Trevor Littlewood

West Belt, Durham (Wood, Forest) is a residential neighborhood located in Durham, North Carolina. Situated on the western side of the city, the community is part of the larger West Belt area. Known for its lush greenery and abundant trees, the neighborhood offers a serene and peaceful living environment.

The West Belt, Durham (Wood, Forest) neighborhood features a mix of housing options, including single-family homes and townhouses. The properties are typically well-maintained and surrounded by mature trees, giving the area a natural and picturesque feel. Many homes offer spacious yards and ample green spaces, making it an ideal choice for families or individuals who enjoy outdoor activities.

Residents of West Belt, Durham (Wood, Forest) benefit from the neighborhood's convenient location. The area is close to major transportation routes, including the West Beltline Highway, providing easy access to other parts of Durham and neighboring cities. Numerous amenities are also within reach, including shopping centers, restaurants, and recreational facilities.

For those seeking outdoor recreation, West Belt, Durham (Wood, Forest) is surrounded by several parks and natural areas. The nearby Forest Hills Park offers walking trails, playgrounds, and sports fields, providing opportunities for exercise and leisure activities. Additionally, the neighborhood is just a short drive away from the popular Duke Forest, a vast woodland area that offers hiking, biking, and wildlife watching.

Overall, West Belt, Durham (Wood, Forest) offers a tranquil and scenic living environment, with its abundance of trees and proximity to parks and amenities. It provides residents with a balance of nature and convenience, making it an attractive place to call home in Durham.

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West Shipley Farm West Shipley Farm lies over 200m above sea level standing on land named by the OS at the 1:25 000 scale as West Shipley Wood. The ground in view not far beyond is classed as access land.
West Shipley Farm
West Shipley Farm lies over 200m above sea level standing on land named by the OS at the 1:25 000 scale as West Shipley Wood. The ground in view not far beyond is classed as access land.
Access road for Carrwood Hill Farm The access road for Carrwood Hill Farm leaves a minor road, Howlea Lane, above the valley of Harthope Beck.
Access road for Carrwood Hill Farm
The access road for Carrwood Hill Farm leaves a minor road, Howlea Lane, above the valley of Harthope Beck.
Bedburn mill pond
Bedburn mill pond
Entrance to New Hall Caravan Park from Howlea Lane
Entrance to New Hall Caravan Park from Howlea Lane
Bedburn Beck east of Howlea Bridge
Bedburn Beck east of Howlea Bridge
Entrance to Carrwood Hill Farm from Howlea Lane
Entrance to Carrwood Hill Farm from Howlea Lane
Entrance to drive to High Shipley Farm from Howlea Lane
Entrance to drive to High Shipley Farm from Howlea Lane
High Burnlea Farm
High Burnlea Farm
The Gateway Stone fort in county Durham near Hamsterley.
The Castles is a massive rectangular dry stone enclosure 75 metres by 90 metres. No one knows whether it is an Iron Age fort or a Roman penal colony.
The Gateway
Stone fort in county Durham near Hamsterley. The Castles is a massive rectangular dry stone enclosure 75 metres by 90 metres. No one knows whether it is an Iron Age fort or a Roman penal colony.
The Castles The north wall
The Castles
The north wall
The Castles East wall of The Castles
The Castles
East wall of The Castles
The Castles The south wall of The Castles
The Castles
The south wall of The Castles
The Castles The west wall of The Castles
The Castles
The west wall of The Castles
The Castles The north wall
The Castles
The north wall
The Castles A view of the north wall outside of The Castles
The Castles
A view of the north wall outside of The Castles
The Castles A view of the inside of The Castles
The Castles
A view of the inside of The Castles
The Castles A view of the inside of The Castles
The Castles
A view of the inside of The Castles
The Castles A view of the inside of The Castles
The Castles
A view of the inside of The Castles
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West Belt is located at Grid Ref: NZ0932 (Lat: 54.686401, Lng: -1.8558197)

Unitary Authority: County Durham

Police Authority: Durham

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Located within 500m of 54.686401,-1.8558197
Hoppyland Hall Farm
Image: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7644874
Place: farm
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