Bunkerdale

Valley in Durham

England

Bunkerdale

Field near Sloshmire Gate
Field near Sloshmire Gate Credit: David Brown

Bunkerdale is a small village located in Durham, a county in the northeast of England. Situated in the picturesque Durham Valley, the village is known for its tranquil and idyllic setting. Bunkerdale is surrounded by lush green fields, rolling hills, and dense woodland, making it a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat.

The village itself is characterized by charming cottages made of local stone, adding to its traditional and rustic charm. The local community is tight-knit, with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that makes visitors feel at home. Bunkerdale has a population of around 300 residents, who enjoy a close connection with nature and a slower pace of life.

The village is well-connected to the surrounding areas, with good transport links to Durham city center, which is just a short drive away. This makes Bunkerdale an attractive location for those looking for a peaceful rural lifestyle while still having access to urban amenities.

In terms of amenities, Bunkerdale has a small village shop that caters to the daily needs of its residents. Additionally, there is a traditional pub that serves as a social hub for the community, offering a place to relax and enjoy a pint or a meal.

Overall, Bunkerdale, with its scenic beauty and close-knit community, offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it a hidden gem in the Durham Valley.

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Bunkerdale Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.514415/-1.3825304 or Grid Reference NZ4013. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Field near Sloshmire Gate
Field near Sloshmire Gate
"Footpath" near West Moor
"Footpath" near West Moor
Carter’s Lane
Carter’s Lane
Old Boundary Marker on the A67, Yarm Bridge, Egglescliffe parish County Boundary Marker on the north side of a lamp post in a refuge on the east side of Yarm Bridge on the A67 Yarm Road and High Street. See also YN_YARM01cb. Egglescliffe parish. 

Milestone Society National ID: DU_EGGLES01cb
Old Boundary Marker on the A67, Yarm Bridge, Egglescliffe parish
County Boundary Marker on the north side of a lamp post in a refuge on the east side of Yarm Bridge on the A67 Yarm Road and High Street. See also YN_YARM01cb. Egglescliffe parish. Milestone Society National ID: DU_EGGLES01cb
Old Boundary Marker on the A67, Yarm Bridge, Yarm parish County Boundary Marker on the south side of a lamp post in a refuge on the east side of Yarm Bridge on the A67 Yarm Road and High Street. See also DU_EGGLES01cb. Yarm parish. 

Milestone Society National ID: YN_YARM01cb
Old Boundary Marker on the A67, Yarm Bridge, Yarm parish
County Boundary Marker on the south side of a lamp post in a refuge on the east side of Yarm Bridge on the A67 Yarm Road and High Street. See also DU_EGGLES01cb. Yarm parish. Milestone Society National ID: YN_YARM01cb
Yarm Railway Viaduct over the R Tees The viaduct extends for over 2,280 feet in a north/south direction over the town of Yarm and across the River Tees. It consists of 43 arches; 41 of them are 40 feet span and are constructed of 7.5 million red bricks. The other two arches are constructed from stone and are 67 feet across with one pier standing in the river. The two spans across the river are composed of 139,000 cubic feet of stone and are skewed across the river by 20 degrees. On the downstream side of the viaduct (eastern side) is a large plaque set into the stone section of where the bridge spans the river. This commemorates the engineers and contractors on the project.
Yarm Railway Viaduct over the R Tees
The viaduct extends for over 2,280 feet in a north/south direction over the town of Yarm and across the River Tees. It consists of 43 arches; 41 of them are 40 feet span and are constructed of 7.5 million red bricks. The other two arches are constructed from stone and are 67 feet across with one pier standing in the river. The two spans across the river are composed of 139,000 cubic feet of stone and are skewed across the river by 20 degrees. On the downstream side of the viaduct (eastern side) is a large plaque set into the stone section of where the bridge spans the river. This commemorates the engineers and contractors on the project.
Yarm, Town Hall & High St
Yarm, Town Hall & High St
George & Dragon PH, Yarm High St The George and Dragon on Yarm High Street was the location of the promoters meeting of the Stockton and Darlington Railway on 12th February 1820. Meynell laid the first rail on 23rd May 1822 and went on to be chairman of the railway.
George & Dragon PH, Yarm High St
The George and Dragon on Yarm High Street was the location of the promoters meeting of the Stockton and Darlington Railway on 12th February 1820. Meynell laid the first rail on 23rd May 1822 and went on to be chairman of the railway.
Uldale Drive Looking along Uldale Drive where Honister Walk emerges onto it.
Uldale Drive
Looking along Uldale Drive where Honister Walk emerges onto it.
Grisedale Crescent Looking towards the junction with Martindale Grove.
Grisedale Crescent
Looking towards the junction with Martindale Grove.
Junction with Borrowdale Grove Looking along Grisedale Crescent.
Junction with Borrowdale Grove
Looking along Grisedale Crescent.
Butts Lane meets Yarm Road Looking across Yarm Road from Butts Lane towards South View.
Butts Lane meets Yarm Road
Looking across Yarm Road from Butts Lane towards South View.
Queueing traffic on Yarm Road The traffic is clogged up all the way into and through Yarm. Ahead is the junction with Urlay Nook Road.
Queueing traffic on Yarm Road
The traffic is clogged up all the way into and through Yarm. Ahead is the junction with Urlay Nook Road.
River Tees in Yarm Looking downstream from Yarm Road bridge.
River Tees in Yarm
Looking downstream from Yarm Road bridge.
Railway viaduct over the River Tees Looking upstream along the river from Yarm Road bridge. The railway bridge carries the Northallerton to Stockton lines. The centre of the bridge reads "Engineers: Thomas Grainger & John Bourne. Superintendent: Joseph Dixon. Contractors: [illegible due to plant growth]".
Railway viaduct over the River Tees
Looking upstream along the river from Yarm Road bridge. The railway bridge carries the Northallerton to Stockton lines. The centre of the bridge reads "Engineers: Thomas Grainger & John Bourne. Superintendent: Joseph Dixon. Contractors: [illegible due to plant growth]".
Railway viaduct and Yarm Road bridge Two structures crossing the River Tees.
Railway viaduct and Yarm Road bridge
Two structures crossing the River Tees.
Twinning sign in Yarm The town is twinned with Vernouillet sur Seine in France and Schwalbach am Taunus in Germany.
Twinning sign in Yarm
The town is twinned with Vernouillet sur Seine in France and Schwalbach am Taunus in Germany.
Yarm High Street Looking along the traffic clogged high street near the Church of St. Mary and St. Romuald.
Yarm High Street
Looking along the traffic clogged high street near the Church of St. Mary and St. Romuald.
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Bunkerdale is located at Grid Ref: NZ4013 (Lat: 54.514415, Lng: -1.3825304)

Unitary Authority: Stockton-on-Tees

Police Authority: Cleveland

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