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Re: Anglezarke Grouping (Defined)
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B.G.

“If I had the choice I would group by valleys - or catchments”

I agree, but without getting bogged down into flora I suggest we define the limit of Anglezarke as :-

West - Stronstrey Bank escarpment

East - A675 to the East ( as it runs along the “valley” bottom betweem Turton & Anglezarke Moors)

South - The road from Belmont to Rivington village (as it runs at the base of Rivington Moor escarpment)

North - Dean Black Brook. (Separating Anglezarke from Wheelton Moor)

This is a large area to survey comprehensively and as you know, features are “popping” out of the peat daily.


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Rivington Pike
Posted by Rivington Pike
19th February 2004ce
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