The Rivers, Mountains, and Sea-coast of Yorkshire: With Essays on the Climate, Scenery, and Ancient Inhabitants of the County |
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Abbey ancient appear bank beautiful Beck borough Bridge Bridlington Brigantes British Calder called Camden Castle Cave caverns chalk channel church clay cliffs coast course Crag Cross dale deposits Derwent dikes district east Eburacum edge elevated excavated feet Filey fissures Flamborough formed Garsdale glens Greta gritstone ground height hills Ilkley inches Ingleborough inscription ironstone Isurium Kilnsea Kirkby land Lias limestone Lune Malham Malham Cove Malton marked mass Mickle Fell miles millstone grit Moor moorlands mound mountains Muker North-riding northern northward oolitic Ouse Penyghent perhaps picturesque rain remarkable rise river rocks Roman camp Roman road sandstone Saxon Scar Scarborough shale side slopes station stone strata stream summit surface Swale Swaledale Tees temperature tion traced tumuli Vale of Pickering Vale of York valley walls Wensleydale West-riding Wharfe Whernside Whitby winds Wolds Yoredale Yorkshire