Doncaster Carr
Other OS name in the Parish of Doncaster
Historical Forms
- Le Carr 1568 DoncCrt
- (The) Carr 1843 TA
Etymology
, 1841 O.S. , Le Carr 1568DoncCrt 57, (The )Carr 1843TA , a great stretch of former marshland south of the town , v. kjarr .
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Ashfield Ho
- Balby Carr
- Bowford Villa
- Chapel Yard
- Common Lane
- Green Field Lane
- Hall Flat Lane
- Hexthorpe Flats
- Hexthorpe Ings
- Little Moor
- Merrywindle Lane
- Old Eea Plant
- Woodfield Lane
- Belmont Ho
- Bennetthorpe
- Black Bank
- The Booths
- Broxholme Lane
- Carr Grange
- Carr Hill
- Elmfield Ho
- Field Ho
- Friary Closes
- Green Dyke Lane
- The Holmes
- Lady Bank
- Mile Thorn Bight
- Race Course
- Neatherd's Ho
- Red Ho
- Small Bridge
- Spansyke Spansyke St
- Town Field
- Westfield Ho
- Black Carr
- Blackwood Plant
- Carr Lodge
- Hall Balk Lane
- Huxter Well Plant
- Little Moor
- Lockwell Ings
- Loversall Carr
- Mombrick Wood
- Potteric Carr
- Rake's Lane
- St Catherines
- St Catherine's Well
- Springwell Grange
- Washing Dike
- Woodfield Plant
- Broom Plant
- Don Banks
- Feather Closes
- Gosmire Wood
- Green Ho
- Intake Fm
- Red Cliff Closes
- Rush Bed
- Well Ho
- Wheatley Hall
- Wheatley Hills