Dutch Dike
Other OS name in the Parish of Hatfield
Etymology
, 1817 M , alluding to one of the many dikes built by seventeenth - century Dutchmen for drainage of the marshland ; cf. Dutch River (RNs.) .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Clownes
- Hatfield Chase
- High Levels, Low Levels
- Lindholme
- Tudworth Hall
- Hatfield Woodhouse
- South Bramwith, formerly Sand Bramwith
Other OS name
- Acomb Common
- Almond Croft Rd
- Ash Hill Ho
- Balk End Fm
- Bearswood Green
- Black Field Lane
- Bow Ho
- Brierholme Ings
- Carr Side
- Crookes Broom
- Crook Tree Lane
- Crow Tree
- Dale Pit
- Don Fm
- Dunscroft
- Easterham Hill
- Ellerholme Fm
- Ferne Carrs
- Field Ho
- Firth Fields
- Green Lane
- Hale Hill
- Hassocks Drain
- Hatfield Moors
- Hawley Ho
- Hollin Bridge
- The Leylands
- Remple Hole
- West End
- Brierholme Carr
- Calls
- Frog Hall
- Guile Carr Lane
- Huggin
- The Lings
- Middlehurst Closes
- Mill Field, Old Mill Field, New Mill Field
- Mill Hill
- Moor Bank, Moor Fm
- Moor Hills
- Moor House Fm
- Nettleholmes
- North Ings
- North Tofts
- Park Lane
- Parks
- The Parks
- Ring Drain
- Mill Field
- Brick Hill Carr
- Broom Lodge
- Coppice Lane
- Gibb Lane
- Haggs Hole, Haggs Wood
- Huggin Carr
- Rake Bank, Rake Bridge
- The Roe
- Roe Carr
- Sandtoft Rd
- Sea Dike Bank
- The Severals
- Sheepcote Well
- Slay Pits
- Sparrington
- Stanhurst Lane
- Stone Hill
- Stoopers Gate
- Tile Kilns
- Tire 'Em Hall
- Tithe Fm
- Tudworth Green
- Warren Fm
- Waterton Fm
- West Field
- West Moor
- Ashfields
- Bailey Lane
- Bootham Fm
- Bramwith Field
- Carrs
- Chapel Field
- Crofts Lane
- Dunston Hill
- East Bank
- East Lane
- Fleets
- The Hagg
- Huddle Grounds
- Hugh Hill Field
- Kirton Lane
- Lingfield, The Lings
- Peaker Ings
- Pissy Beds Drain
- Poffinder Wood
- Polton Toft
- Ramskin Lane
- South Bank
- Stainforth East Ings
- Thwaites
- West Hall
- West Ings
- Willow Holt
- Wormley Lane
- Brier Hills
- Bull Moors
- Croft Lane
- Green Ho
- Hop Hills
- Pike Pool
- Waterton Carr
- Old Field