Ewe Close
Other OS name in the Parish of Crosby Ravensworth
Etymology
, 1841TA , v. eowu ' ewe ' , close , here an ancient rectangular embanked enclosure and settlement site ( certainly in use during the Roman period ) on the course of the Roman road ( Road II , i , 20 supra ) at grid 83 – 609135 ; it is described in RCHM 83 – 4 .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Brackenslack
- Oddendale
- Starleyfield
- Threaplands
- High Whitber
- Wickerslack
- Barnskew
- Blasterfield
- Dryevers
- Gilts
- Haber
- Harberwain
- Lankaber
- Loftern
- Maulds Meaburn
- Reagill
Other OS name
- Bank, Bank Head, Bank Lane, & Bank Moor
- Bastern Gill
- Batling Tree
- Bell Foot
- Black Dub
- Cross Stone
- Great Field Plant
- Hulls, Hulls Wood
- Low Wood Beck
- Raise Howe
- Spring Wood
- Town Head
- Trainlands
- Turnbank
- Wellclose Lane
- Westgill Hill
- White Hag
- Wicker Street
- Wintertarn
- Woodfoot
- Wyebourne
- Wyegill
- Bridgedale Brow
- Broadslack
- Brocks Brow
- Burmont
- Carrick
- Castlehowe Scar
- Coalpit Hill
- Cow Green
- Cow Pasture
- Crabstack
- Crake Trees
- Crosby Gill
- Crosby Hall & Lodge
- Crosby Ravensworth Fell
- Dalebanks
- Deadman's Grave
- Dina Gill
- Edge
- Ewe Locks
- Fieldhouse Wood
- Flass Ho
- Four Stones
- Galloway Stone
- Gaythorn Plain
- Gospel Thorn
- Grayber
- The Green
- Greenrigg
- Hard Bank
- Harding's Wood
- Hazel Moor
- High Green
- Holesfoot
- Hollins Scar
- Holme Bridge
- Howarcles
- Howebeck Bridge
- Howe Robin
- Intake Plant
- Iron Hill
- Jacks Well
- Jenny Well
- Johnny Hall's Trees
- Keverigg
- King's Well
- Lane Head
- Longhill Wood
- Long Mire
- Lowfield
- Lowgreen
- Low Row
- Mains Wood
- Maskriggs Wood
- Maulds Meaburn Edge & Moor
- Meaburn Hall
- Micklebank Lane
- Morland Bank
- Penhurrock
- Pithills Plant
- Plover Rigg
- Potrigg
- Raise Bank(lost)
- Ravens Gill
- Reagill Grange
- Roans
- Robin Hood's Grave
- Sandpot Hole
- Scar Plant
- Scattergate Gill
- Seal Howe
- Seat Hill
- Shap Wells
- Slack Randy
- Slacks