The Stanbury - Lancashire border
boundary stones with their latitude and longitude positions.
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Many of the stones are marked KC 1902. The land was purchased
by Keighley Corporation in 1902 from Stanbury Freeholders,
to secure their water gathering grounds.
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Stanbury-Wadsworth Boundary stone KC
1902
N53°48.704 W002°02.060
Grid Ref SD98733504
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Stanbury-Wadsworth Boundary stone KC
1902
N53°48.743 W002°02.124
Grid Ref SD97763511
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 Stanbury-Wadsworth
Boundary stone KC 1902
N53°49.119 W002°02.807
Grid Ref SD97003581
Photo left; Shows the Boundary ditch, looking towards
Crow Hill, approx West direction.
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Stanbury-Wadsworth Boundary stone KC 1902
N53°49.192 W002°03.011
Grid Ref SD9679735954
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 Photo
left; Shows the Boundary ditch, looking towards Crow Hill,
approx West direction.
Stanbury-Wadsworth Boundary stone KC 1902
N53°49.397 W002°03.418
Grid Ref SD9635136336
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone KC 1902
N53°49.505 W002°03.677
Grid Ref SD96063659
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone reversed
S
N53°49.549 W002°03.627
Grid Ref SD96113662
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone KC 1902
N53°49.746 W002°02.905
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone inscribed
on front: LAD ORSCARR ON CROW HILL and KC 1902 on top
right face.
N53°49.769 W002°02.812
Grid Ref SD97013702
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone KC 1902
N53°49.838 W002°02.808
Grid Ref SD97013714
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone KC 1902
- most of the inscription is lost. Watersheddles reservoir
is in the distance.
N53°49.940 W002°02.785
Grid Ref SD97043734
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone KC 1902.
Watersheddles reservoir is in the distance.
N53°49.976 W002°02.779
Grid Ref SD97053741
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone KC 1902
N53°50.031 W002°02.766
Grid Ref SD97063751
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone KC 1902
N53°50.065 W002°02.758
Grid Ref SD97073757
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone KC 1902
N53°50.129 W002°02.744
Grid Ref SD97083769
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Stanbury-Trawden Boundary stone KC 1902
N53°50.156 W002°02.740
Grid Ref SD97083774
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Yorkshire-Lancashire Boundary stone,
"The Bronte Way County Boundary 1985"
N53°50.282 W002°02.716
Grid Ref SD97113797
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Yorkshire-Lancashire Ancient County Boundary,
inscribed "HC". The Yorkshire-Lancashire boundary
around here was moved half a mile east in 1618. This stone
stands very close to the old line of the boundary on the
natural watershed. It is unlikely, however, that the stone
shown here dates back so far - it looks eighteenth or
nineteenth century. HC may be for one of the Cunliffes
of Wycollar Hall. Text Steven Wood
N53°50.563 W002°03.642
Grid Ref SD96103849
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The Google map shows all the Boundary stones in the Haworth Stanbury
Oxenhope. View
