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Baggrow

Settlement in Cumberland Allerdale

England

Baggrow

Gate across footpath heading northeast from Fitz
Gate across footpath heading northeast from Fitz Credit: Roger Templeman

Baggrow is a small village located in the county of Cumberland, in the northwest of England. Situated in the picturesque region of the Lake District, Baggrow offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for its residents and visitors alike. The village is nestled amidst stunning countryside, characterized by rolling hills, lush green fields, and breathtaking views.

With a population of around 200 people, Baggrow is a close-knit community that exudes a strong sense of charm and friendliness. The village is known for its tight-knit community spirit, with local events and gatherings playing a vital role in bringing the residents together.

Baggrow is primarily a residential area, with a mix of traditional stone cottages and more modern houses. The village is dotted with beautiful gardens and well-maintained public spaces, adding to its aesthetic appeal. While there are no major amenities within the village itself, nearby towns provide essential services such as shops, schools, and healthcare facilities.

The surrounding area offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities, attracting nature enthusiasts and hikers from all over. Baggrow is within close proximity to several popular walking trails, including the famous Lake District National Park, which is renowned for its stunning landscapes, lakes, and mountains.

Overall, Baggrow is a charming and peaceful village that offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its natural beauty, strong community spirit, and access to outdoor activities make it an appealing destination for those seeking a quiet and picturesque lifestyle.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.764855/-3.278313 or Grid Reference NY1741. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Gate across footpath heading northeast from Fitz
Gate across footpath heading northeast from Fitz
Benchmark on footpath stile post on south side of road SE of Fitz Ordnance Survey pivot benchmark levelled at 61.470m above Newlyn Datum verified 1971
Benchmark on footpath stile post on south side of road SE of Fitz
Ordnance Survey pivot benchmark levelled at 61.470m above Newlyn Datum verified 1971
Squeeze stile for footpath to Bothel from minor road southeast of Fitz There is an Ordnance Survey benchmark <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7654165">NY1640 : Benchmark on footpath stile post on south side of road SE of Fitz</a> on top of the left hand stone post of the stile
Squeeze stile for footpath to Bothel from minor road southeast of Fitz
There is an Ordnance Survey benchmark NY1640 : Benchmark on footpath stile post on south side of road SE of Fitz on top of the left hand stone post of the stile
Footpath to Bothel beside field hedge on misty day
Footpath to Bothel beside field hedge on misty day
Farm buildings at Fitz
Farm buildings at Fitz
Farmhouse at Fitz
Farmhouse at Fitz
Sign Posts at Low Woodnook A595 Junction of the A595 with the Blennerhasset turnoff (un named).
Sign Posts at Low Woodnook A595
Junction of the A595 with the Blennerhasset turnoff (un named).
A595 junction at Low Woodnock Looking in the direction of the West Coast (Whitehaven, Cockermouth etc).
A595 junction at Low Woodnock
Looking in the direction of the West Coast (Whitehaven, Cockermouth etc).
Open Farmland, Blennerhasset A view across open farmland to Gilgooden Bothie (the copse in the middle distance). The microwave relay station at Moota Hill is visible on the horizon.
Open Farmland, Blennerhasset
A view across open farmland to Gilgooden Bothie (the copse in the middle distance). The microwave relay station at Moota Hill is visible on the horizon.
Blennerhasset, Village Green Blennerhasset translates roughly as 'hay field on the summit' with the first half of the name having a Celtic origin and the latter part Scandinavian.
Blennerhasset, Village Green
Blennerhasset translates roughly as 'hay field on the summit' with the first half of the name having a Celtic origin and the latter part Scandinavian.
Cockgate, near Blennerhasset A rather imposing house at the junction of two relatively minor roads between Blennerhasset and Aspatria.
Cockgate, near Blennerhasset
A rather imposing house at the junction of two relatively minor roads between Blennerhasset and Aspatria.
Brayton Park, Aspatria Brayton Park is a golf course. The club house and restaurant is visible in the background. It also features a lake which hosts regular fishing competitions.
Brayton Park, Aspatria
Brayton Park is a golf course. The club house and restaurant is visible in the background. It also features a lake which hosts regular fishing competitions.
Harriston, Aspatria Harriston was a colliery village serving the Brayton Domain mine. It was named after Josef Harris, the mine owner, who built reading rooms for the miners.
Harriston, Aspatria
Harriston was a colliery village serving the Brayton Domain mine. It was named after Josef Harris, the mine owner, who built reading rooms for the miners.
Watchhill, nr Aspatria The B5299 turns sharply right at Watchhill between Aspatria on the A596 and Mealsgate on the A595
Watchhill, nr Aspatria
The B5299 turns sharply right at Watchhill between Aspatria on the A596 and Mealsgate on the A595
Allhallows Church, Fletchertown Tucked away amongst trees and some distance from the village itself, Allhallows at Fletchertown exhibits a wide variety of flowers and shrubs in its churchyard.
Allhallows Church, Fletchertown
Tucked away amongst trees and some distance from the village itself, Allhallows at Fletchertown exhibits a wide variety of flowers and shrubs in its churchyard.
Heathfield Farm Taken across crop fields from the minor road linking Baggrow to the A596(T).
Heathfield Farm
Taken across crop fields from the minor road linking Baggrow to the A596(T).
The Gatehouse at the entrance to Brayton Park, east of Aspatria
The Gatehouse at the entrance to Brayton Park, east of Aspatria
Texels at Mechi Texel is the breed of sheep, Mechi is the nearby farm.
Texels at Mechi
Texel is the breed of sheep, Mechi is the nearby farm.
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Baggrow is located at Grid Ref: NY1741 (Lat: 54.764855, Lng: -3.278313)

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: Allerdale

Police Authority: Cumbria

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Internet Access: yes
Operator: Chris
Payment Lightning: yes
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Payment Onchain: yes
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