Broken former county boundary stone near Sedbergh
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Broken former county boundary stone near Sedbergh
Image: © Karl and Ali Taken: 10 Nov 2012
This used to sit on the Westmorland-Yorkshire boundary but since 1974 it has been wholly within Cumbria and demoted to a parish boundary (Middleton and Sedbergh). Oddly, the boundary hereabouts does not follow the River Rawthey which suggests that the course of the river may have moved over time. This is what is carved on the underside Image
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Image Location
Latitude
54.313452
Longitude
-2.563773