Place:Cumberland, England

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Name: Cumberland

Type: Historic county

Located in: England ( - 1974)

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Diocese: Diocese of Carlisle

Inhabited place: Abbeytown; Aikton; Ainstable; Allonby; Alston; Aspatria; Bassenthwaite; Bewcastle; Bootle; Borrowdale; Burgh by Sands; Buttermere; Cleator Moor; Cockermouth; Croglin; Dacre; Dearham; Distington; Egremont; Flimby; Frizington; Gosforth; Great Clifton; Great Salkeld; Greystoke; Harrington; Haverigg; Ivegill; Keswick; Kirkbride; Kirklinton; Kirkoswald; Lanercost; Longtown; Maryport; Melmerby; Millom; Moresby; Nenthead; Newton Arlosh; Parton; Ravenglass; Scotby; Seascale; Seaton; Silloth; Skelton; St Bees; Stanwix; Tallentire; Threlkeld; Thursby; Wasdale Head; Westward; Whicham; Wigton; Workington

Unknown: Addingham; Allerdale; Allhallows; Arlecdon; Armathwaite; Arthuret; Askerton; Bampton-Kirk; Beaumont; Beckermet-St. Bridget; Beckermet-St. John; Beckfoot; Bellbank; Berrier and Murrah; Bewaldeth and Snittlegarth; Birker and Austhwaite; Blackford; Blencogo; Blennerhasset and Kirkland; Blindbothel; Blindcrake; Bolton; Bothel and Threapland; Bowness; Bowscale; Brackenthwaite; Braithwaite; Brampton; Brayton; Bridekirk; Bridgefoot; Brigham; Brocklebank; Bromfield; Burtholme; Caldbeck; Caldewgate; Camerton; Carlatton; Castle-Carrock; Castle-Sowerby; Castlerigg St. John's and Wythburn; Catterlin; Cleator; Cloffocks; Corney; Crosby-upon-Eden; Cross-Canonby; Crosthwaite; Culgaith; Cumbersdale; Cumrew; Cumwhitton; Dalston; Dean; Dovenby; Drigg; Dundraw and Kelsick; Eaglesfield Abbey; Eaglesfield; Easby; Edenhall; Ellenborough and Ewanrigg; Embleton; Ennerdale; Eskdale and Wasdale; Eskdale; Farlam; Faugh and Fenton; Gamblesby; Garrigill; Geltsdale Forest; Gilcrux; Gilsland; Glassonby; Grange; Graysouthen; Great Broughton; Great Orton; Greta-Mills and Briery-Cottages; Greystone; Grinsdale; Haile; Hayton and Mealo; Hayton; Hensingham; Hesket-Newmarket; Hesket-in-the-Forest; Hethersgill; Holborn-Hill; Holme-Cultram; Holme-East-Waver; Holme-Eden; Holme-St. Cuthbert; Holme-St. Paul; Houghton; Hunsonby and Winskel; Hutton-John; Hutton-Roof; Hutton-Soil; Hutton-in-the-Forest; Ireby; Irthington; Irton; Isell Old Park; Isell; Johnby; Kingmoor; Kingwater; Kinniside; Kirk-Andrews-Middle-Quarter; Kirk-Andrews-Moat-Quarter; Kirk-Andrews-Nether-Quarter; Kirk-Andrews-upon-Eden; Kirk-Andrews-upon-Esk; Kirkland; Kirklinton Middle; Lamplugh; Langrigg and Mealrigg; Langwathby; Laversdale; Lazonby; Linstock; Little Blencow; Little Broughton; Little Clifton; Little Salkeld; Lorton; Low Holme; Lowes-Water; Lowside Quarter; Matterdale; Maughenby; Melthwaite; Middlesceugh-with-Braithwaite; Midgeholm; Mockerkin; Moorhouse; Mosedale; Mosser; Motherby and Gill; Muncaster; Mungrisdale; Naworth; Nether Wasdale; Nether-Denton; Netherhall; Newbiggin; Newlands; Newton-Regny; Newtown; Nichol-Forest; Orton; Oughterside and Allerby; Oulton; Ousby; Over Denton; Papcastle; Pardshaw; Parkhead; Penrith; Penruddock; Plumbland; Plumpton-Wall; Ponsonby; Portingscale; Preston-Quarter; Raughton-Head; Renwick; Ribton; Rickergate; Rockcliff; Rosley; Rottington; Salter and Eskat; Sandwith; Santon; Scaleby; Sebergham; Setmurthy; Siddick; Skiddaw; Skirwith; Solport; Sosgill; Soulby; St. Bridget-Beckermet; St. John's-in-the-Vale; St. John-Beckermet; Staffield; Stainburn; Stapleton; Stoneraise; Sunderland; Talkin; Thornthwaite; Thwaites; Torpenhow; Trough; Tynehead; Uldale; Ulpha; Underskiddaw; Upper Denton; Upperby; Waberthwaite; Walton; Warwick; Waterhead; Watermillock; Waverton; Weddiker; West Linton; West Newton; West Seaton; Westfield; Wetheral; Whinfell; Whitbeck; Whitehaven; Whitrigg; Winscales; Woodside; Woodside-Quarter; Wreay; Wythburn; Wythop

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Cumberland is an area of north west England and one of the 39 historic counties of England. It formed an administrative county from 1889 to 1974 (excluding Carlisle from 1915) and now forms part of Cumbria.

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