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Tame Bridge

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Tame Bridge

Holme Lane, heading west to Trentham Grange Seen from an 82 metre spot height.
Holme Lane, heading west to Trentham Grange Credit: Christine Johnstone

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Tame Bridge Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.466728/-1.2120982 or Grid Reference NZ5108. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Holme Lane, heading west to Trentham Grange Seen from an 82 metre spot height.
Holme Lane, heading west to Trentham Grange
Seen from an 82 metre spot height.
Looking south from Holme Lane towards Holme Hill Farm The field is about 75 metres above sea level. The distant Cleveland hills more like 400 metre.
Looking south from Holme Lane towards Holme Hill Farm
The field is about 75 metres above sea level. The distant Cleveland hills more like 400 metre.
Farmland on the south side of Holme Lane Bisected by the road to Seamer Moor.
Farmland on the south side of Holme Lane
Bisected by the road to Seamer Moor.
The nameless road to Seamer Moor Heading south from an 82 metre spot height on Holme Lane.
The nameless road to Seamer Moor
Heading south from an 82 metre spot height on Holme Lane.
Road heading east towards Stokesley Taken at a 66 metre spot height. A civil parish boundary runs along the south side of this stretch of road. Skutterskelfe to the right / south, Seamer along the road and to the left / north.
Road heading east towards Stokesley
Taken at a 66 metre spot height. A civil parish boundary runs along the south side of this stretch of road. Skutterskelfe to the right / south, Seamer along the road and to the left / north.
Skutterskelfe - Please drive carefully Boundary sign at the approximate point where the northern parish boundary crosses the road.
Skutterskelfe - Please drive carefully
Boundary sign at the approximate point where the northern parish boundary crosses the road.
Trees along a field boundary, south of Oak Hill Watered by an issue-fed stream, which itself is a civil parish boundary between Skutterskelfe [near / south] and Seamer [far / north].
Trees along a field boundary, south of Oak Hill
Watered by an issue-fed stream, which itself is a civil parish boundary between Skutterskelfe [near / south] and Seamer [far / north].
Road at Seamer Hill Seamer Hill comprises a small number of houses plus several commercial units including a food processing plant, the entrance to which is on the right.
Road at Seamer Hill
Seamer Hill comprises a small number of houses plus several commercial units including a food processing plant, the entrance to which is on the right.
Path towards Seamer Field paths here are well used by dog walkers from nearby Stokesley. This is path 10.140/1 heading from that town towards Seamer.
Path towards Seamer
Field paths here are well used by dog walkers from nearby Stokesley. This is path 10.140/1 heading from that town towards Seamer.
Conifer plantation near Stokesley Fields and conifers to the north-west of Stokesley. The path here is not a right of way, but is probably used by dog walkers from a nearby housing estate.
Conifer plantation near Stokesley
Fields and conifers to the north-west of Stokesley. The path here is not a right of way, but is probably used by dog walkers from a nearby housing estate.
Path on the edge of Stokesley Path across rough grassland on the edge of the town. This is path number 10.140/1.
Path on the edge of Stokesley
Path across rough grassland on the edge of the town. This is path number 10.140/1.
The Stripe, Stokesley Unusual named road in a modern housing development on the edge of town.
The Stripe, Stokesley
Unusual named road in a modern housing development on the edge of town.
Tame Bridge Almost a suburb of Stokesley with just one field width between the two settlements. Tame Bridge refers to the tiny River Tame which passes under this road just by the lamp post on the right. The watercourse is flowing south-west, seemingly away from the Tees and the sea, but then there are several streams and rivers in this area with convoluted courses.
Tame Bridge
Almost a suburb of Stokesley with just one field width between the two settlements. Tame Bridge refers to the tiny River Tame which passes under this road just by the lamp post on the right. The watercourse is flowing south-west, seemingly away from the Tees and the sea, but then there are several streams and rivers in this area with convoluted courses.
Road towards Seamer Minor road, but one which carries a fair amount of traffic between Stokesley and Seamer.
Road towards Seamer
Minor road, but one which carries a fair amount of traffic between Stokesley and Seamer.
The road to nowhere A dead end road which serves Seamer Moor Farm and a few other houses along the way.
The road to nowhere
A dead end road which serves Seamer Moor Farm and a few other houses along the way.
Road through Tame Bridge An unclassified, but well used road from Stokesley to Hutton Rudby at Tame Bridge where a scatter of houses line one side of the road.
Road through Tame Bridge
An unclassified, but well used road from Stokesley to Hutton Rudby at Tame Bridge where a scatter of houses line one side of the road.
The road to Rudby A section of the road from Stokesley to Hutton Rudby, a large 'twin' village, part of which likes to be known simply as 'Rudby'.
The road to Rudby
A section of the road from Stokesley to Hutton Rudby, a large 'twin' village, part of which likes to be known simply as 'Rudby'.
College Square Mainly a car park flanked by historic properties
College Square
Mainly a car park flanked by historic properties
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Tame Bridge is located at Grid Ref: NZ5108 (Lat: 54.466728, Lng: -1.2120982)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Hambleton

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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Lat/Long: 54.4666292/-1.2165448
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