Ludwell
Other OS name in the Parish of Wirksworth
Historical Forms
- Ludwall 1415 DuLaMB
- Ludwell 1544 DbCh
- a great springe of water called Ludwall 1630 DuLaSC
Etymology
( lost ) , Ludwall 1415DuLaMB , Ludwell 1544DbCh, a great springe of water called Ludwall 1630DuLaSC , ' loudspring ' , v. hlūd , wælla , cf. Ludwell supra 370 .
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Bage Mine
- Baileycroft Quarry
- Blind Lane
- Blundestone Wood
- Bolehill
- Boulderflats Mine
- Breamfield
- Brookwall
- Broxendale Fm
- Bunting Wood
- Coal Hills
- Dale Fm
- Dalefield Mine
- Dream Mine
- Flat Wood
- Gate Ho
- The Gilkin
- Godfreyhole
- Gorseybank
- Greymare Mine
- Hag Wood
- Hanson Fm
- Hardhurst
- Hob Hall and Hob Wood
- Holehouse Fm
- Homesford Cottage
- King's Lot
- Lempster Plantation
- Longway Bank
- Malsters Venture Mine
- Malt Shovel
- The Moot Hall
- North End
- Oathill
- Oldgell's Mine
- Pitty Wood
- Pratthall Lane
- Ranter Mine
- Rantertackers Mine
- Ratchwood Mine
- Ravens' Tor
- Ravenstor Mine
- Sitch Mine
- Soggs Wood
- Sough Lane
- Speedwell Mine
- Spitewinter
- Stonebridge Fm
- Stoneycroft Quarry
- Summer Lane
- Tipper's Gorse
- Twentylands Mine
- Wash Green
- Water Lane
- Watfield Fm
- West End
- Willowbath Lane and Willowbath Mill
- Wirksworth Hall
- Wirksworth Moor
- Woodstock
- Yoke Cliffe
- Yokecliffe Rake Mines
- Greenhill