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Grid reference SD9287

near to Countersett, North Yorkshire, England


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SD9287 : Semer Water outflow by Trevor Rickard Semer Water outflow
From the bridge looking south-west at the point where the River Bain takes water out of the lake.
SD9287 : By the mermaid rocks, Semerwater by Julian Paren By the mermaid rocks, Semerwater
With parking possible this is a popular place to contemplate close to Wensleydale.
SD9287 : Bridge over the Bain by Andy Beecroft Bridge over the Bain
The bridge is just north of Semer Water.
SD9287 : Road near Semer Water by Mark Anderson Road near Semer Water
SD9287 : View over Raydale towards Semer Water from Billinside Moor by Tim Heaton View over Raydale towards Semer Water from Billinside Moor
SD9287 : Footpath leading towards a typical Wensleydale field barn by Andrew Whale Footpath leading towards a typical Wensleydale field barn
SD9287 : Semerwater by John H Darch Semerwater
SD9287 : Culvert next to Low Blean Farm by Matthew Hatton Culvert next to Low Blean Farm
Twin passage stone culvert under the road from Countersett to Stalling Busk at Low Blean. This un-named beck flows into Semer Water.
SD9287 : Part of Semer water by Marathon Part of Semer water
There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. This is Semer Water in Wensleydale. It was clearly fuller than normal making this look like a mangrove swamp. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
SD9287 : Farm Buildings, Low Blean by Roger Smith Farm Buildings, Low Blean
SD9287 : Benchmark on southwest parapet of Semer Water Bridge by Luke Shaw Benchmark on southwest parapet of Semer Water Bridge
Ordnance Survey documents indicate that in 1954 a cut mark benchmark levelled at 253.612m above Newlyn Datum was present on this parapet. It is still there.
SD9287 : The Road To Semer Water by Chris McAuley The Road To Semer Water
Single track road to Semer Water.

 
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