Low Longrigg group
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Low Longrigg group
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This location contains more than one megalithic monument, the individual sites are listed below.
OS Map Reference NY173023.
This site is in the county of Cumbria.
The nearest village is Ravenglass.
The nearest town is Ambleside.
This site is also known as Burn Moor.
To help get to the circle refer to OS map 90.
More details of this site can be seen at:
Alastair's OTHER Stone Circle Pages
Follow the link to the web site where more details are available.....
OS Map Reference NY173023.
This site is in the county of Cumbria.
The nearest village is Ravenglass.
The nearest town is Ambleside.
This site is also known as Burn Moor.
To help get to the circle refer to OS map 90.
More details of this site can be seen at:
Alastair's OTHER Stone Circle Pages
Follow the link to the web site where more details are available.....
OS Map Reference NY173025.
This site is in the county of Cumbria.
The nearest village is Boot.
The nearest town is Keswick.
More details of this site can be seen at:
Follow the link to the web site where more details are available.....
OS Map Reference NY172028.
This site cannot be seen on the web....... yet. Mail us if you have a picture of this site.
OS Map Reference NY172027.
This site cannot be seen on the web....... yet. Mail us if you have a picture of this site.
OS Map Reference NY172023.
More details of this site can be seen at:
Alastair's OTHER Stone Circle Pages
Follow the link to the web site where more details are available.....
Go back to map sheet NY.
Go back to the map of the British Isles.
Browse the list of stone circles and rows by name.
The data for these pages includes information kindly provided by Dr Aubrey Burl from the following books:
Stone Circles of the British Isles 1976,
A Guide to the Stone Circles of Britain and Ireland Yale University Press 1995,
From Carnac to Callanish : The Prehistoric Stone Rows and Avenues of Britain, Ireland and Brittany Yale University Press 1993.
Other recommended books...
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