Calder Ho
Early-attested site in the Parish of Bolton by Bowland
Historical Forms
- Caldreyes 1693 PRBlt
- Caudras 1753 ib
Etymology
Calder Ho, Caldreyes 1693 PRBlt, Caudras 1753 ib. The similarity of these late forms of the second el. to those of Alder House supra suggests that it means 'cold shielings', v. cald , erg .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Alder Ho
- Belasize
- Bier Beck & Bier Bridge
- Bolton Peel
- Bow Laithe
- Fildingate
- Fooden
- Forest Becks
- Fox Gill
- Holden
- Holme
- Hungrill
- Knotts
- Malasize
- Monubent
- Rainsber Scar
- Raygill Moss
- Ray Head
- Skirden
- Stoop Lane
- Wybersey Hill
- Wycongill
Other OS name
- Aikenheads
- Anna Lane
- Balshaw
- Barret Hill
- Barrow Brow
- Bawbusk
- Bleara (Syke)
- Blue Scar
- Bolton Hall & Bolton Park
- Bond Beck
- Boococks
- Brackenhurst
- Briery Bank Wood
- Broad Ing
- Brothertons
- Brow
- Bucksteps
- Butter Fields
- Calf Ho
- Camn Plant
- Chadwicks
- Chapel Ho
- Closes Hall
- Clough Wood
- Copy Nook
- Corgill
- Cow House Hill
- The Cross, Cross Hill
- Crowhill
- Cuddy Syke
- Denham Wheel
- Eller Head
- Fat Hill
- Fields in the Ing
- Fooden Moor
- Gannas Wood
- Geldards
- Gill Bottom
- Gills
- Greaves
- Green Ford
- Haggs Lane
- Halber(lost)
- Hall Bank
- Heights
- Hell Syke Bridge
- Hencroft Wood
- High Head
- Hill Top
- Holden Beck, Holden Clough & Holden Green
- Howgills
- Kirk Beck
- Lamb Hey
- Lane Gate
- Ling Hill
- Lords
- Main Wood
- Mealy Bank
- Mear Gill
- Moorfield
- Moss End
- New Gill Beck
- Newhurst
- New Ing
- Nook
- Otter Well
- Ouzel Hall Bridge
- Park Nook
- Pepper Hills
- Priest Biggins
- Scott Laithe
- Spring Head
- Springs Wood
- Stable Ho
- Stone Cross
- Stump Cross
- Threap Green
- Tongue Wood
- Turn Greece Wood
- Varleys
- Veepings
- West Moor
- Wheatlands Scar
- White Stones
- Wittons
- Wood Well