Back Lane, Dalton. Is it public land?
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Back Lane, Dalton. Is it public land?
Image: © Dingdong Taken: 5 Mar 2021
Not the only "Back Lane" in Dalton, it is "Back Lane (Track)" according to a current map. Most of it is very overgrown, and at this end is effectively little more than a border between the field to the right and the area of housing to the left. Most of the eastern half of the lane is now similarly overgrown, but to the rear of Garth House, some appears to have been eaten up by hardstanding and industrial buildings . Old maps show it as continuing east and forming a crossroads with an unnamed track which runs north-south from the main road by Ivy House Farm.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.178881
Longitude
-1.341313