Torside Castle, Torside Clough, Torside Grain, Torside Naze
Other OS name in the Parish of Charlesworth
Etymology
, 1843 O , v. torr , sīde , castel(l) , clōh , grein , næss .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Bleaklow Head, Bleaklow Hill, Bleaklow Meadows
- Bramah Edge
- Bray Clough
- Broom Hill
- Charlesworth Cross
- Chunal Moor
- Cock Hill
- Coldharbour Moor
- Coombes Edge
- Coombes Rocks
- Crooked Clough
- Deepclough
- Deer Knowl
- Peak Naze
- Reaps
- Swan Clough
- Whiteley Nab
- White Mare
- White Stones
- Wildboar Clough, Wildboar Grain
- Woodcockroad Fm
- Woodseats
- Worm Stones
- Yellow Slacks
- Bleaklow Stones
- Dog Rock
- Peaknaze Moor
- Reaps Bent
- Sykes Moor
- Urchin Clough
- Ashton Clough
- Bakestone Delph Clough
- The Banks
- Bankwood Gate
- Birchen Bank Moss, Birchen Bank Wood
- Far Black Clough, Near Black Clough
- Black Moor, Black Moss
- Blackshaw and Blackshaw Clough
- Bostock Plantation
- The Edge
- Plainsteads
- The Swamp
- Torside
- Blakemoor Plantation
- Devil's Dike
- Far Woodseats
- Featherbed Moss
- Glossop Low
- Gnat Hole
- Green Lane
- Hargate Hill
- Harrop Moss
- Herod
- Herod Clough
- High Lane
- Holden Clough
- Hollinworth Head
- The Hurst
- Lawrence Edge
- Lee Head
- Long Gutter Edge
- Monk's Road
- Nell's Pike
- Ogden Clough
- Old Woman
- Pasture Wood
- Ramsley Moor
- Robin Wood
- Rollick Stones
- Rose Clough
- Round Hill
- Shaw Moor
- Shining Clough and Shining Clough Moss
- Shire Hill
- Slack Edge
- Smithy Clough
- Span Clough, Span Moor
- Stable Clough
- Thorny Green Gutter
- Wash Brow