Brackenber Flodders & Moor
Other OS name in the Parish of Appleby St Michael
Etymology
( 1859OS , a moorland enclosure ) ( 1863 OS ) , Flodders being a form of Nb , Cu dial . flother ' a boggy spot, swamp ' , connected with Cu , La dial . flodder ' to stop up a watercourse ' and the OE flōdor ' channel ' in Flodder Beck and Flodder Hall ( i , 7 , 83 supra ) ; v. also mōr , and Brackenber (supra ) .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Crow Wood
- Roger Head
- St Giles Chapel
- Westley Bank
- Brackenthwaite
- Great & Little Carrath
- Clint Hill
- Cockley Gill
- Cringley Hill & Hole
- Deep Gill
- Delfekirk Scar
- Ellerholme
- Fell Dikes
- Fisher Sike
- Flakebridge Wood
- Fox Yards
- Lycum Sike
- Master Sike
- Mell Fell
- Middle Tongue
- Moley Hill
- Murton Beck, Crag, Fell, Hall, Herds, & Pike
- Plump Hill
- Potts
- Rayton Sike
- Red Brow
- Scordale Beck
- The Seat
- Slape Stones
- Whelpside
- Redlands Bank
- Ash Bank
- Burnt Crag
- Gaskill Tarn
- Mason Holes
- Stannerstones Sike
- Brockham
- Brockham Wood
- Chapel Dub, Hill, & Wood
- Crackenthorpe Hall
- Amber Hill
- Augill
- Bankend
- Bankwood
- Black Hill
- Bongate Moor
- Frith Beck & Lane
- Green Bank
- Hag Lane
- Harbourflatt
- High & Low Hause, Hause Harrows
- Hazelber
- High Clints
- Hilton Beck & Fell
- Humphrey Hill
- Hunter Howe
- Langtonfield
- Low Barn
- Lowfield
- Southfield
- Stoneriggs
- Stow Gill
- Sweety Briggs
- Swindale Crag & Edge
- Swine Gill
- Thornarbour Scar
- Thornless Hill
- Thornybank Wood
- High & Low Trough
- Well Ho
- Gaylock Pools
- Arnside Rake
- Broom Hill
- Gasdale
- Marn Gill
- Standards Fold
- White Mines