Round Fleets
Early-attested site in the Parish of Ripley
Historical Forms
- Old Nidd 1767 Comm
Etymology
Round Fleets, 1767 Comm, v. rond , flēot 'stream, inlet'. This is a circular piece of ground on the north side of the R. Nidd and separated by it from the rest of the township; the boundary marks an old course of the Nidd, which is noted as 'the old course of the Nidd' 1576 Wheater 60, and called Old Nidd 1767 Comm.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Whipley Hall, Whipley Moor
- Scarah Bridge
- Scarnet Wood
- Scarah Fm, Scarah Mill, Scarah Moor
- Burnt Yates
- Oakdale
- Spruisty Hill, Spruisty Hall
- Birthwaite Ho
Other OS name
- Law Lane
- Swale Hall(lost)
- Grain Beck
- Killinghall Bridge, Killinghall Moor
- Levens Green, Levens Hall
- Long Crag
- Lund Lane
- Maltkiln Hill
- Mill Goit
- Moorland Fm
- Myer's Green
- Oaker Bank Ho
- Penny Pot Lane
- Pickersgill Lane
- Picking Croft
- Pot Bridge Fm
- Red Ho
- Saltergate Beck
- White Ho
- Birch Wood
- Hop Bank
- Shepherd Wood
- West Ho
- Hazel Croft
- Warren Top
- Broxholme
- Chimney Barn
- Coldbeck Wood
- Cross (site)
- Hollybank Wood
- Long Garth
- Kilngreen Wood
- Spinner Lane
- Whipley Lane
- Hollins
- Westfield Ho
- Bedlam
- Beck Side Ho
- Clint Hall
- Collin Wood
- Deb Well
- Hall Fm
- Hark Hill Nook
- High House Fm
- High Rails Fm
- Hill Top
- Pye Lane
- Throstle Nest Fm
- Whipley Moor
- Bardner Wood
- Cow Dyke Beck
- Crag Hill
- Dike Bottom
- Four Lane Ends
- Shutt Nook
- Blue Bank
- Miller Rash
- Newton Beck
- Newton Wath Bridge
- Ripley Beck
- Ripley Castle
- Ripley Park
- Sadler Carr
- Slate Rigg Fm
- Tom Hill
- Yarmer Head