Cartmel Fell boundary stone on Bowland Bridge
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Cartmel Fell boundary stone on Bowland Bridge
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 26 May 2012
There are two county boundary stones on the south parapet of Bowland Bridge, which spans the River Winster. This stone is on the western side of the bridge and carries the inscription 'Cartmel Fell Lancashire'. Milestone Society National ID: LA_CART01pb.
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Image Location
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54.298042
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-2.897148