Callow

Civil Parish in Derbyshire Derbyshire Dales

England

Callow

Path to Hopton There is a clear line of former mine workings, though the land is all now given over to sheep. In the background is Carsington Water.
Path to Hopton Credit: Bill Boaden

Callow is a civil parish located in the county of Derbyshire, England. Situated in the Amber Valley district, it covers an area of approximately 3.5 square miles and has a population of around 500 residents. The parish is nestled in the picturesque Derbyshire Dales, surrounded by rolling hills and scenic countryside.

Callow is predominantly a rural area with a few scattered residential properties. The landscape is characterized by agricultural fields, meadows, and small woodlands. The parish is known for its stunning natural beauty, attracting tourists and nature enthusiasts throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks, hiking trails, and the opportunity to spot local wildlife.

Despite its small size, Callow has a strong sense of community. The parish has a local village hall that serves as a gathering place for various social events and activities. It offers a space for residents to come together and foster a sense of camaraderie. Additionally, Callow has a small primary school that serves the educational needs of the local children.

Callow benefits from its proximity to nearby towns and villages, offering residents easy access to amenities and services. The larger town of Wirksworth is just a short drive away and provides a range of shops, restaurants, and healthcare facilities.

In conclusion, Callow is a charming civil parish in Derbyshire, known for its rural beauty, tight-knit community, and access to nearby amenities. It offers a peaceful and idyllic countryside living experience for its residents.

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Callow Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.065156/-1.602861 or Grid Reference SK2652. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Path to Hopton There is a clear line of former mine workings, though the land is all now given over to sheep. In the background is Carsington Water.
Path to Hopton
There is a clear line of former mine workings, though the land is all now given over to sheep. In the background is Carsington Water.
Hillside above Godfreyhole The land is used for grazing sheep but there are the remains of former mine workings.
Hillside above Godfreyhole
The land is used for grazing sheep but there are the remains of former mine workings.
Path through mine workings There are plenty of remains of spoil heaps but the land is now all grazed by sheep.
Path through mine workings
There are plenty of remains of spoil heaps but the land is now all grazed by sheep.
The northern end of Carsington Water This arm of the lake is fully grown over with rushes and other foliage. The visible water is not far away.
The northern end of Carsington Water
This arm of the lake is fully grown over with rushes and other foliage. The visible water is not far away.
Path towards Callow A steady uphill stretch. My walk instructions said head towards the holly tree. While you can't see the leaves, there is only one shape that could be a holly tree.
Path towards Callow
A steady uphill stretch. My walk instructions said head towards the holly tree. While you can't see the leaves, there is only one shape that could be a holly tree.
Sheep above Stainsborough Hall
Sheep above Stainsborough Hall
Excavator on Rough Pitty Side The excavator is assisting work on shoring up a forestry path which had been liable to subsidence. It is seen through the trees from Stainsbro Lane with Wirksworth in the background.
Excavator on Rough Pitty Side
The excavator is assisting work on shoring up a forestry path which had been liable to subsidence. It is seen through the trees from Stainsbro Lane with Wirksworth in the background.
Stainsborough Hall As seen from Stainsborough Lane.
Stainsborough Hall
As seen from Stainsborough Lane.
Path to Stainsborough Lane The path from Wirksworth crosses fields with a few mining traces.
Path to Stainsborough Lane
The path from Wirksworth crosses fields with a few mining traces.
Path to Wirksworth The town is seen in the valley ahead.
Path to Wirksworth
The town is seen in the valley ahead.
Cattle above Wirksworth The ground is uneven and according to OS is the site of Yokecliffe Rake Mines. These lead mines would have been mined from the surface.
Cattle above Wirksworth
The ground is uneven and according to OS is the site of Yokecliffe Rake Mines. These lead mines would have been mined from the surface.
Sheep on the edge of Wirksworth This is as far as Wirksworth housing has extended up the hill so far.
Sheep on the edge of Wirksworth
This is as far as Wirksworth housing has extended up the hill so far.
Greylag geese in a ridge and furrow field at Carsington Water
Greylag geese in a ridge and furrow field at Carsington Water
Carsington village View across a field from Back Lane
Carsington village
View across a field from Back Lane
Sheepwash Cottage A pair of semi-detached cottages at the corner of Back Lane and Pringle Lane
Sheepwash Cottage
A pair of semi-detached cottages at the corner of Back Lane and Pringle Lane
Carsington Water path The circular route near Brown Ale Bay heading west. The route runs parallel with the B5035 at the northern end of the reservoir.
Carsington Water path
The circular route near Brown Ale Bay heading west. The route runs parallel with the B5035 at the northern end of the reservoir.
Carsington Water path The circular route near Brown Ale Bay heading east. The route runs parallel with the B5035 at the northern end of the reservoir.
Carsington Water path
The circular route near Brown Ale Bay heading east. The route runs parallel with the B5035 at the northern end of the reservoir.
Bench with a view over Carsington Water
Bench with a view over Carsington Water
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Callow is located at Grid Ref: SK2652 (Lat: 53.065156, Lng: -1.602861)

Administrative County: Derbyshire

District: Derbyshire Dales

Police Authority: Derbyshire

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Nearby Amenities

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