Hook Moor
Other OS name in the Parish of Sherburn in Elmet
Etymology
, 1817 M , v. hōc ' hook,angle ' , probably here alluding to the angle formed by the junction of the two great roads from the south or a triangular projection of the township boundary .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Huddleston Hall
- Lotherton Hall
- Windmill
- Bragdale
- Castle Hills, Castle Plains
- Coburnhill Wood
- Gunner Hill
- Hartly Wood
- Daniel Hartly's Wood
- Highroyds Wood
- Longroyd Wood
- Manor Ho
- Painhall Wood
- Peckfield Fm
- Milford Mill
- Highfield
- Castle Hill
- Eversley Garth
- Harness Hill
- Mile Hill
- Barkston Ash
- Leys Ho
- Stocking Lane
- Scott's Wood
- Mill Dike
- Ragged Shaw Wood
- Wain Gap
- Well Lane
- Westfield Lane
- Whin Lane
- Whitecote Plant
- Brookfield Ho
- Chapel Hill
- Wizen Hill
- Ash Row Fm
- Ash Tree Ho
- Bond Ings
- Burtree Bank
- Carr Dike
- Cold Hill
- Green Dike
- Manor Garth
- Norden's Barn Fm
- Barkston Moor
- Garlic Flats
- Ivy Hall
- Littlemoor Bottom
- Oldgate Lane
- Saw Wells
- Stream Dike
- Stream Field Fm
- Wood Fm
- Butts Lane
- Cass Lane
- Daniel Hartly's Wood
- Lumby Hill
- Vevers Bushes
- Sheep Dike
- Northfield Lane
- Newthorpe Mill
- Chapel Bridge
- Fox Dike
- Laith Staid Lane
- Mill Cross, Mill Dike
- Ringhay Wood
- Sherburn Common
- Spital Moor
- Tomcull Well
- Huddleston Old Wood
- Lumby Leys Lane
- The Marsh
- Redhill Lane
- Street Close Plant
- Collier Lane
- Dawson's Wood
- Hicklam Ho
- St Helen's Well
- Weet Wood
- Well Ho
- Back Lane
- Becks Fm
- Bullytree Lane
- Caudel Head Drain
- Gascoigne Wood
- Hagg Lane
- Lund Sike Lane
- Melton Leys
- Milford Common
- Milford Grange
- Milford Hagg
- Milford Hall
- Parish Croft Bridge
- The Carrs
- Ellarfield Ho
- Hall Garth
- Markam Lane
- Old Park Plant