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Forum: Amble and Hauxley 18-06-2015, 11:11 PM

Replies: 4 George Willis Hall Views: 7,418 Posted By Coquet Just having a look at the 19c maps of this area... Just having a look at the 19c maps of this area and it's just "Warkworth Moor" over there. Not sure why or when things changed to "Coquet Moor" A footbridge is shown on the 1866 map - in the same...

Forum: Amble and Hauxley 18-06-2015, 02:25 PM

Replies: 4 George Willis Hall Views: 7,418 Posted By Coquet yes I think that area is Coquet Moor, Coquet Moor... yes I think that area is Coquet Moor, Coquet Moor Farm, Coquet Moor Caravan site and Coquet Moor Ford, so I'm guessing some forerunner of Black Bridge was Coquet Moor Bridge? I remember as kids...

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