Street Ho
Other OS name in the Parish of Warcop
Etymology
, 1859OS , named from the Roman road I , High Street (i, 19supra ) , by which it stands .
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Abbey Park
- Alme Bank
- Arnside
- Bankend
- Bell Nook
- Bermer Hill & Scar
- Birks
- Birks Head
- Black Hill
- Blacksyke
- Brough Hill
- Burton Fell & Hall
- Carr Pool
- Carry Pots
- Castleber
- Castle Hill
- Chapel Wood
- Christy Bank
- Clump Hill
- Cold Anet
- Cote Ho
- Cringle Beck
- Crooks Beck
- Deep Gill
- Dickbield Wood
- Dike Nook
- Dobbyhole Gill
- Dogber Tarn
- Eden Gate
- Ellers Lum
- Espland
- Fisher Fold
- The Force, Force Beck
- Frost Hole
- Gateshede
- George Gill
- Goal Sike
- Hanging Seal
- Haregate
- Hayber
- Haybergill
- Hazel Rigg
- Hemmel Hill
- High Band
- Howe Renwick
- Howgill Fold
- Huber Hill
- Ketland
- Kilnhill
- King's Pot
- Langford
- Little Fell
- Long Fell
- Mere Bank
- Middle Fell
- Mill Hill
- Mire Sike
- Moor Beck, Moor Ho
- New Hall
- Penkeld
- Pinfold
- Platts
- Ploughlands
- Rain Hill
- Ravelands Brow
- Roman Fell
- Row End
- St Columba's Church
- Sandford Hall, Mire, & Thorn
- Sawbridge Hall
- Scott Hill & Howe, Scot Sike
- Shordale
- Slickerslack(lost)
- Sourlands Hill
- Stripes Lane
- Tarn Moor
- Thornside
- Tinside Rigg
- Tirebank
- Toddygill Hall
- Tofts Hill
- Great Turplacks
- Walk Mill
- Warcop Fell, Hall
- Whaite Wood
- White Sike
- Wildboar Hill
- Wormery Quarry