Lightbeds
Other OS name in the Parish of Kettlewell
Historical Forms
- the Leek Beds 1764 Glebe
Etymology
, 1847TA , the Leek Beds 1764Glebe , ' leak beds ' , v. lēac ' leek, garlic ' , bedd ; the modern form is an inversion through confusion of leek and ( liːt ) , the dial . pronunciation of light .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Black Dike
- Calfhalls
- Gain Bank
- Gill Side Wood
- Hagues Barn
- Hall Ings
- Haw Fields
- Hay Dike
- Hay Tongue
- Highgate Leys
- Holts
- Hoobank
- Hooksbank
- Hunger Hill
- Hush Gill
- Keld Head
- Langcliffe
- Longroods
- Lord's Wood
- Low Holmes
- Mear Rd
- Mile Ho
- Mirk Slack
- Monk Barn, Monk Leys
- Moor End
- Nab End
- New Lathe
- Out Gate
- Paradise
- Park Gill & Park Rash
- Rain Slack
- Scar Gill
- Scar Top
- Sheep House Barn
- Slatepit Rigg
- The Slit
- Springs Wood
- Thorn Clod Hill
- Tor Dike
- Town End
- Tug Gill
- West Field Barn
- Wetlands
- Whernside Pasture
- Wibbertons Fields
- Black Keld
- Bowasty
- Briest Ing
- Brokenbrea
- Bussy Ho
- Cay Crays
- Gate Cote Scar
- Knuckle Bone Pasture
- Scabbate Gate Wood
- Step Gill
- Top Mere
- Aynhams
- Borrans
- Cam Gill Beck, Cam Head, Cam Holes, Cam Pasture & Cam Scar
- Cow Pasture Wood
- Crookacre
- Crookadike Barn
- Cross Barn, Cross Fields & Cross Wood
- Cruts Barn
- Dowber Gill
- Dow Cave
- Dropping Scar
- Eshber Wood
- Fears Gill
- Firth Fell & Firth Wood
- Flats
- Fosse Gill & Fosse Wood
- Fox Scar
- Kettlewell Bridge
- East Scale Park & West Scale Park
- Sweet Hill
- Beeweston
- Bounty
- Caseker Scar
- Gamersay
- Kettlewell Cam
- Limekiln Pasture
- Starbotton Cam, Starbotton Fell & Starbotton Out Moor
- Tippering Lane