Eckington
Parish in the County of Derbyshire
Etymology
Parts of the parishes of Coal Aston and Staveley were added to this parish in 1935.
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Other OS name
- Back Lane
- Basegreen Fm
- Beighton Hill
- Beighton Hills
- Birch Wood
- Birley Fm
- Birleyhay
- Bolehill
- Bramley Moor
- Bromehead Wood
- Bushes Wood
- Cadman Wood
- Cam Ho
- Carterhall Fm
- Castle Hill
- Churchfield Ho
- Coldwell Cottage
- Danes Balk
- Dobholme Fm
- Doe Lane
- Eckington Hall
- Eckington Leas
- Eckington Marsh
- Eckington Park
- Emmett Carr
- Field's Wheel
- Ford
- Foxstone Wood
- Gashouse Lane
- Geer Lane
- Greatfold Fm
- Greenside
- Halfmoon Plantation
- Halfway
- Hanging Lea
- Hangman's Wood
- The Haven
- Highlane
- Holbrook Lane
- Hornthorpe Road
- Ince Piece Wood
- Knowle Hill Mill and Quarry
- Leak's Plantation
- Litfield Fm
- Marshlane
- Milner Plantation
- Moorhole
- Mosborough Moor
- Neverfear Dam
- Newlands
- Newlands Wood
- Setcup Lane
- Toadpool Fm
- Little Moor
- North Wood
- Old Skelper Wheel
- Outram Wood
- Owlthorpe
- Oxclose Fm
- Park Mill
- Pearson's Wood
- Phoenix Inn
- The Pingle
- Plumbley Lane
- Plumbleywood Lane
- Renishaw Lane End
- Ridgeway Moor
- Roundhills Cottages
- Score Ho
- Thirbycliff
- Kent Ho and Kent Wood
- Ladybank Wood
- Lightwood
- Lumb Wood
- Pinfold
- Pipworth Lane
- Ravencar Fm
- Robinbrook Lane
- Ryall's Wood
- Shady Hall
- Slip Plantation
- Slittingmill Fm
- Sloadlane
- Snowdon Lane
- Southgate
- Street Fields
- Summer Wood
- Swallow's Colliery and Lane
- Twelve Acre Wood
- Wade Wood
- Warren Ho
- West Mosborough
- Westwell Fm
- White Lane
- Whitelane End
- White's Wood
- Windmill Hill
- Wren Park