Pontefract
Parish in the County of West Riding of Yorkshire
Etymology
All the townships of this parish except East Hardwick, which remains a separate civil parish, now form the Municipal Borough of Pontefract.Knottingley with much of the township of Ferry Fryston 65supra now forms an urban district.
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Other OS name
- Bates Hill
- Carleton Green
- Furlong Lane
- Green Lane
- Long Lane
- Moor Lane
- Moverley Flats
- Swan Hill
- Westhaugh
- White Ho
- Bank Dole
- Banks Garth
- Bendles
- The Croft
- Doveroyd Ho
- East Ings
- England Lane
- Fernley Green
- Ferrybridge Pottery
- Gaggs Warren
- Gander Haven
- The Grange
- The Hall
- Heald Lane
- Hill Top
- Kershaw Ho
- Leys Lane
- Marsh End
- Mill Bridge
- Moor Ho
- Park Balk
- Pickhill Garth
- The Rampart
- Rope Walk
- Round Ho
- Simpson's Hill
- Skew Bridge
- South Moor
- Spawd Bone
- Spurrier Houses
- Stocking Lane
- Thorntree Flats
- Throstle Row
- Trundles Lane
- Weeland
- West Ings
- Willow Garths
- Willow Island
- Bubwith Bridge
- Button Park
- The Butts
- Carr Hill
- Chequer Field
- Church Balk Lane
- Cobbler's Hill & Cobbler's Quarry
- Dandy Windmill
- Darkfield Lane
- Dunhill's Hill
- Fairy Hill
- Friar Wood
- Gallows Hill
- Gospel Thorn
- Greavefield Closes
- Harper Well
- Lady Balk
- New Hall
- Orchard Head
- Pontefract Castle
- Prail Lane
- Ridgley Hill
- St Ives Well
- Sheepwalk
- Shoolaboards Lane
- Street Furlong
- Toll Hill
- Parkgate Ho
- Park Grange
- Strawberry Hill
- Averlands Fm
- Marlpit Hill
- Mill Hill
- Priory Wood