Outrake
Early-attested site in the Parish of Bakewell
Historical Forms
- Outrake Hy3,1362 BelCh
Etymology
Outrake (6″), Outrake Hy 3, 1362BelCh . 'Way to the outer fields or open land', v. ūt , rake ; cf. dial. outrake 'free passage for sheep from enclosed pastures into open ground' (EDD). This p.n. would appear to be the first example of the compound so far noted; cf. Outrake Ho infra 141.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Catcliff Cottages and Catcliff Wood
- Acre Wall Terrace
- Apple Tor
- Burton Ashes Wood, Burton Closes, Burton Moor, Burton Moor Fm
- Castle Hill
- Dagnall Terrace
- Elliottholme Lodge and Elliottholme Wood
- Endcliff Ho and Endcliff Wood
- Fly Hill
- Green Cowden
- Heathen's Low
- Higgenholes
- Holme Hall
- Lumford Mill
- Moor Hall
- Potlock
- Stonedge Lane
- Wakegreave
- Wigger Dale
- Winlands
- The Yeld, Yeld Road
Other OS name
- Aldern Ho
- Bagshaw Hill
- Bakewell Bridge
- Ballcross
- Bank Top Ho
- Belwell Pond
- Bole Hill
- Burre Ho
- The Butts, Butts Road
- Church Lane
- Cook Wood
- Coombs Fm
- The Cottage
- Crowhill Lane
- Deep Dale
- Ditch Cliff
- Field Ho
- Granby Croft Estate
- Haddon Ho
- Hay Wood
- Intake Lane
- Manners Wood
- Moor Barn
- Moor Edge Plantation
- The Shutts
- Stoney Closes
- Vicarage Lane