Old Boundary Marker in Stoodley Wood, Todmorden
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Old Boundary Marker in Stoodley Wood, Todmorden
Image: © C Chatham Taken: 26 Feb 2023
Parish Boundary Marker in Stoodley Wood between Stoodley Lane and Stoodley Clough. Formerly on the boundary of Langfield and Sowerby townships in Halifax parish. It marked the boundary of the Sowerby Ramble, a narrow strip of land along the Calder valley and up Stoodley Glen between Erringden and Stansfield townships and Erringden and Langfield townships. Sowerby Ramble was part of Sowerby township but in 1850 it became part of Erringden township, later parish. In 1897 Langfield and Stansfield became part of Todmorden parish. Damaged during forestry operations in February 2023, see https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7418490 for a photo before this. Milestone Society National ID: YW_LANSOW09pb
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Image Location
Latitude
53.721423
Longitude
-2.053214