Little Oath Hill

Hill, Mountain in Lancashire South Lakeland

England

Little Oath Hill

Leven Viaduct from Canal Foot The Leven Viaduct carries the Cumbrian Coast Line from the Cartmel Peninsula to the Furness Peninsula. It is to be closed for maintenance for 3 months in 2006, entailing a 15-mile diversion for passengers on coaches.
Leven Viaduct from Canal Foot Credit: Ben Stafford

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Leven Viaduct from Canal Foot The Leven Viaduct carries the Cumbrian Coast Line from the Cartmel Peninsula to the Furness Peninsula. It is to be closed for maintenance for 3 months in 2006, entailing a 15-mile diversion for passengers on coaches.
Leven Viaduct from Canal Foot
The Leven Viaduct carries the Cumbrian Coast Line from the Cartmel Peninsula to the Furness Peninsula. It is to be closed for maintenance for 3 months in 2006, entailing a 15-mile diversion for passengers on coaches.
Boggy Field Looking towards Arad Foot from the mossland near Causeway End.
Boggy Field
Looking towards Arad Foot from the mossland near Causeway End.
Plumpton Bight Leven Viaduct in view across the Bight
Plumpton Bight
Leven Viaduct in view across the Bight
Plumpton Hall Almost on the shore by the Leven estuary
Plumpton Hall
Almost on the shore by the Leven estuary
Great Oath Hill On the skyline.
Great Oath Hill
On the skyline.
A driver's view A driver's view of the Leven Viaduct from one of the older style diesel units.
A driver's view
A driver's view of the Leven Viaduct from one of the older style diesel units.
Hammerside Point Taken from Plumpton Hall looking across cartmel sands and Morecambe bay.
Hammerside Point
Taken from Plumpton Hall looking across cartmel sands and Morecambe bay.
Plumpton Junction The site of the junction for the branch to Lakeside (now truncated from Haverthwaite) and also a further branch to the Glaxo Works and Conishead Priory which ran across the fields to the left.
Plumpton Junction
The site of the junction for the branch to Lakeside (now truncated from Haverthwaite) and also a further branch to the Glaxo Works and Conishead Priory which ran across the fields to the left.
Train crossing the Leven viaduct The picture shows just the start of the viaduct which has 48 piers supporting it across the estuary. The picture was taken at high tide.
Train crossing the Leven viaduct
The picture shows just the start of the viaduct which has 48 piers supporting it across the estuary. The picture was taken at high tide.
The banks of the river Leven At high tide, as shown here, this river increases massively in size.
The banks of the river Leven
At high tide, as shown here, this river increases massively in size.
Plumpton Bight at high tide Looking towards the Leven viaduct this picture shows the extent of this estuary when the tide is high.
Plumpton Bight at high tide
Looking towards the Leven viaduct this picture shows the extent of this estuary when the tide is high.
Low cliffs on the river Leven Gorse covers these low cliffs above the high water level of the Leven estuary.
Low cliffs on the river Leven
Gorse covers these low cliffs above the high water level of the Leven estuary.
Ashes Point
Ashes Point
Leven Viaduct
Leven Viaduct
Plumpton Hall
Plumpton Hall
Near Plumpton Hall Converted farm property adjacent to Plumpton Hall seen to right of picture.
Near Plumpton Hall
Converted farm property adjacent to Plumpton Hall seen to right of picture.
Plumpton Hall
Plumpton Hall
Footpath to Newlands
Footpath to Newlands
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Little Oath Hill is located at Grid Ref: SD3180 (Lat: 54.212081, Lng: -3.0488225)

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: South Lakeland

Police Authority: Cumbria

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