Hartington Upper Quarter
Parish in the County of Derbyshire
Etymology
Part of the parish was added to Buxton in 1934 and in 1935 part of the parish of Fernilee was added to this parish.
Places in this Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Berry Clough
- Dalehead
- Goyt's Moss
- Great Low
- Greenland
- Greensides
- Grin Low
- Grin Plantation
- Gutter
- Harpurhill
- Haslin Ho
- Heathfield Nook
- Hillhead
- Hindlow
- Hopping
- Howe Green
- Ladman Low
- Leap Edge
- The Level
- Leycote
- Moss Hall
- Oxhouse
- Panniers Pool
- Plex Fm
- Raven's Low
- Reeve-edge Quarry
- Roundknowl
- Shay Lodge
- Stanley Moor
- Stoop
- Swallow Tor
- Temple Fm
- The Terret
- Thatch Marsh
- Thirkelow
- Three Shire Heads
- Tinker's Pit
- Tor Rock
- Turncliff
- Wallnook
- Washgate
- Ann Croft
- Anthony Hill
- Axe Edge
- Barn Fm
- Beet Fm
- Beggar's Bridge
- Blackclough
- Blindlow Hollow
- Boothman's Cottage
- Brand End, Brand Side and Brand Top
- Brier Low
- Brookbottom
- Bunsal Fm
- Burbage Edge
- Burlow Fm
- Canholes
- Cheeks Hill
- Cistern's Clough
- Countess Cliff
- Dane Head
- Diamond Hill
- Doghole
- Dove Head
- Dow Low
- Edgemoor
- Fairthorn
- Featherbed Moss
- Five Stones
- Fough
- Goyt's Bridge
- Goyt's Clough
- Goytshead Fm
- Goyt's Lane, Goyts Lane
- Hollins
- Staker Hill
- Wild Moor