Rowrah
Early-attested site in the Parish of Lamplugh
Historical Forms
- Rowra 1583 PR
Etymology
Cf. Rucwrabek 1248 StB. 'Rough corner,' v. ruh , (v)rá.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Lamplugh Cross
- Lamplugh Hall
- Lamplugh Mill
- Kelton Head
- Lund Bridge
- Knock Murton
- Wynder Gate
- Winder Gill
- Bankendbeck
- Benthow
- Bird Dyke
- Blake Fell
- Cockan
- Cockleygill
- Croft Ho
- Dockray Nook
- Felldyke
- Foumart Gill
- Gatra
- Gill
- Green
- Havercroft
- Hawes
- High Ho
- High Pen
- High Trees
- Hodyoad
- Holedale
- Hollins
- High Hows, Hows Wood
- Hunter How
- Kirkland
- Lanefoot
- High, Middle and Low Leys
- Lingcroft
- Priest How
- Redhow
- Saddler's Knott
- Scalesmoor
- Scallow
- Smaithwaite
- Stockhow Hall
- Stonywath
- High Stowbank
- Streetgate
- Thackmoor Wtood
- Todhole
- Tom Butt
- Whinnah
- Woodend