Cutthroat Bridge
Other OS name in the Parish of Derwent
Etymology
, 1840 O , reminiscent of some earlier tragedy , perhaps the one noted in a deposition c. 1635 . ' Found a man with a wound in his throat in Eashaw Clough . … carried him to the house at the Lady Bower half a mile from the Clough ' Clarion xxvi . The bridge is at the foot of Highshaw Clough .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Ashes Fm
- Ashopton
- Bamford Ho
- Briery Side
- Derwent Edge
- Derwent Moors
- Ding Bank
- Dovestone Tor
- Fall Wood
- Far Deep Clough
- Fringewell Bridge
- Grainfoot Fm
- Grindle Barn
- Hancock Fm, Hancock Plantation, Hancock Wood
- High Ho
- Highshaw Clough
- Hollin Clough
- Hordron Edge
- Hurkling Stones
- Jackson Wood
- Jarvis Clough
- John Field Howden
- Ladybower Bridge
- Ladybower Ho
- Ladybower Wood
- Lead Hill
- Lodge Cote
- Lost Lad
- Moscar Cross
- Moscar Fields
- Moscar Ho
- Mouselden Wood
- Pike Low
- Riding Ho
- Rising Clough
- Salt Cellar
- Shireowlers
- Tinkers Barn
- Tinkershouse Wood
- Tinwood
- Walker's Clough
- Wheel Stones
- Whinstone Lee Tor
- Wood Lane