Meadowfield

Settlement in Durham

England

Meadowfield

Detached house beside Browney Lane The road is Browney Lane, the B6300. The detached house is one of a number of recently built properties just outside the village of Meadowfield. At the left side of the image is a road sign in the blue and yellow colours found typically in County Durham. — Detached house beside Browney Lane Credit: Trevor Littlewood

Meadowfield is a small village located in County Durham, England. Situated approximately 4 miles southwest of Durham city center, it falls within the parish of Brandon and Byshottles. The village is primarily residential, with a population of around 3,000 people.

Meadowfield is known for its picturesque countryside and charming rural setting. The village is surrounded by green fields, meadows, and woodland, providing residents with a peaceful and tranquil environment. The area is popular among nature enthusiasts, offering ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, and bird watching.

Despite its rural character, Meadowfield benefits from good transport links. The village is situated near the A690 road, which connects it to Durham and neighboring towns. Regular bus services also operate in the area, providing convenient access to nearby amenities and attractions.

Facilities in Meadowfield include a primary school, a community center, a church, and a local convenience store. The village boasts a strong sense of community, with various social events and activities taking place throughout the year. Residents can also enjoy a range of amenities in nearby Durham, including shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities.

Overall, Meadowfield offers a peaceful and idyllic living environment, combining the tranquility of rural life with the convenience of nearby amenities and transport connections. The village's natural beauty and strong community spirit make it an attractive place to call home.

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Meadowfield Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.749012/-1.602872 or Grid Reference NZ2539. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Detached house beside Browney Lane The road is Browney Lane, the B6300. The detached house is one of a number of recently built properties just outside the village of Meadowfield. At the left side of the image is a road sign in the blue and yellow colours found typically in County Durham.

Detached house beside Browney Lane

The road is Browney Lane, the B6300. The detached house is one of a number of recently built properties just outside the village of Meadowfield. At the left side of the image is a road sign in the blue and yellow colours found typically in County Durham.

Trevor Littlewood

Fields by the B6300

Fields by the B6300

Towards the River Browney from Burnigill

Towards the River Browney from Burnigill

Track off Browney Lane

Track off Browney Lane

Meadowfield and District Social Club and Institute

Meadowfield and District Social Club and Institute

Tung Fong Chinese Takeaway - Meadowfield

Tung Fong Chinese Takeaway - Meadowfield

Sunderland [old] Bridge The bolt benchmark is cut into the eastern parapet of the old bridge.

Sunderland [old] Bridge

The bolt benchmark is cut into the eastern parapet of the old bridge.

Sunderland [old] Bridge There is a bolt benchmark cut into the second course of stone on the eastern parapet of the old bridge.

Sunderland [old] Bridge

There is a bolt benchmark cut into the second course of stone on the eastern parapet of the old bridge.

Croxdale viaduct The benchmark is cut into a buttress which supports the Croxdale viaduct. It is on the east side of the River Wear.

Croxdale viaduct

The benchmark is cut into a buttress which supports the Croxdale viaduct. It is on the east side of the River Wear.

Croxdale Viaduct There is a benchmark cut into the south-west face of this buttress which supports the Croxdale viaduct. It is on the east side of the River Wear.

Croxdale Viaduct

There is a benchmark cut into the south-west face of this buttress which supports the Croxdale viaduct. It is on the east side of the River Wear.

Stone Spiral in Gary's Wood Gary&#039;s Wood is part of the Woodland Trust land at Lower Burnhall, a relatively new woodland area with extensive footpath access. It has various sculptures and stone features at intervals along the tracks.

Stone Spiral in Gary's Wood

Gary's Wood is part of the Woodland Trust land at Lower Burnhall, a relatively new woodland area with extensive footpath access. It has various sculptures and stone features at intervals along the tracks.

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Rowan Trees, Low Burnhall Low Burnhall is a fairly recently established bit of forest managed by the Woodland Trust.

Rowan Trees, Low Burnhall

Low Burnhall is a fairly recently established bit of forest managed by the Woodland Trust.

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Wicker Man, Low Burnhall A wickerwork figure of a miner sits beside a path in Low Burnhall Wood. There are several sculptures and features at intervals around the wood.

Wicker Man, Low Burnhall

A wickerwork figure of a miner sits beside a path in Low Burnhall Wood. There are several sculptures and features at intervals around the wood.

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Wickerwork Figures, Low Burnhall Wood Some more of the wicker sculptures which can be seen in Low Burnhall Wood.

Wickerwork Figures, Low Burnhall Wood

Some more of the wicker sculptures which can be seen in Low Burnhall Wood.

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Stone Circle, Low Burnhall Wood There are a lot of tracks and trails around Low Burnhall Wood with various features at intervals. Some stone, like this, some wickerwork, and some old industrial relics.

Stone Circle, Low Burnhall Wood

There are a lot of tracks and trails around Low Burnhall Wood with various features at intervals. Some stone, like this, some wickerwork, and some old industrial relics.

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Brandon to Bishop Auckland Railway Path This is part of National Cycle Network route 70.

Brandon to Bishop Auckland Railway Path

This is part of National Cycle Network route 70.

Clive Nicholson

Croxdale Viaduct Brick viaduct built in 1872, carrying the East Coast Main Line across the River Wear.

Croxdale Viaduct

Brick viaduct built in 1872, carrying the East Coast Main Line across the River Wear.

Durham, Cock of the North Hotel According to the OS benchmark database the OS Flush Bracket 8969 was embedded into the pub and hotel which was at this location. The pub has been demolished and replaced with new housing. It is likely the Flush Bracket has been destroyed.

Durham, Cock of the North Hotel

According to the OS benchmark database the OS Flush Bracket 8969 was embedded into the pub and hotel which was at this location. The pub has been demolished and replaced with new housing. It is likely the Flush Bracket has been destroyed.

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Meadowfield is located at Grid Ref: NZ2539 (Lat: 54.749012, Lng: -1.602872)

Unitary Authority: County Durham

Police Authority: Durham

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Littleburn Road

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Littleburn Road

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Naptan Landmark: Landmark not known

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Naptan Notes: rosebay rd 30m north of thistle rd- littleburn industrial estate- brandon

Naptan PlusbusZoneRef: DRHM

Naptan Street: Littleburn Road

Naptan Verified: no

Source: naptan_import

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