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Council. There is public access into many of the adjacent Forestry Commission owned woodlands. The site has plants including heather and bilberry. The other numbered roads in the parish are the B5057 from near North Brittain to Stone Edge, the B6036 between Kelstedge and Dalebank running past Ashover itself, and the B6014 from near Butterley to just past Ashover Hay.
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monitoring station, which was abandoned in 1991. However, it is opened up occasionally by enthusiasts. For many years, The
Fabrick was privately owned by the "Bassett" sisters who were descendants of the family known for creating "Bassetts Liquorice Allsorts", but in 2006 was donated to
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1617:31 December
1568:31 December
1409:Barlborough
689:The Fabrick
628:lead mining
611:cellars of
606:during the
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500:River Amber
476:2021 census
472:2011 Census
441: /
260:Settlements
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2133:Wirksworth
2108:Shirebrook
2088:Mickleover
2073:Long Eaton
2026:Clay Cross
2016:Chellaston
1890:Derbyshire
1805:Clay Cross
1782:Youlgreave
1757:Old Tupton
1530:2009-09-18
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1437:Wirksworth
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1253:References
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776:calendar,
648:Clay Cross
604:Roundheads
516:Littlemoor
464:Derbyshire
426:53°09′47″N
415:Derbyshire
346:Derbyshire
334:Derbyshire
276:Littlemoor
209:Derbyshire
117:Population
99:Derbyshire
66:Parish map
2137:See also:
2103:Sandiacre
2093:New Mills
2083:Melbourne
2048:Eckington
2043:Dronfield
1986:Ashbourne
1953:High Peak
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1828:= 4 miles
1807:= 3 miles
1784:= 8 miles
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1405:Eckington
1385:21 August
1368:"Ashover"
1293:UK Census
806:frostbite
763:Victorian
761:. In the
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717:with its
711:sea level
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703:gritstone
684:Landmarks
632:quarrying
600:Royalists
573:ash trees
567:times as
563:Known in
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512:Kelstedge
504:Alicehead
490:Geography
429:1°28′37″W
353:Ambulance
291:Post town
284:Uppertown
272:Kelstedge
264:Alicehead
144:SK 349630
2233:Manifold
2228:Lathkill
2173:Bradford
2118:Staveley
2068:Ilkeston
2058:Hadfield
2001:Bolsover
1991:Bakewell
1981:Alfreton
1933:Bolsover
1838:Shirland
1745:Bakewell
1539:cite web
1498:Archived
1417:Stretton
1413:Whitwell
1295:(2021).
1277:18 March
1236:See also
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652:jackdaws
646:held at
602:and the
549:Fallgate
536:Alfreton
520:Milltown
482:and the
280:Milltown
183:District
2319:Schools
2294:Museums
2263:Westend
2208:Etherow
2203:Erewash
2188:Doe Lea
2183:Derwent
2113:Spondon
2078:Matlock
2053:Glossop
1948:Erewash
1826:Matlock
1794:ASHOVER
1680:in the
1678:Ashover
1639:18 July
1433:Ingleby
1378:at the
1352:3 March
1331:3 March
1106:(3.77)
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1096:(3.53)
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849:Climate
793:enclose
569:Essovre
559:History
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532:Matlock
480:Matlock
456:Ashover
410:England
386:Website
243:England
237:Country
174:Ashover
152:•
127:Density
125:•
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42:Village
35:Ashover
2304:Places
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2158:Alport
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2063:Heanor
2006:Buxton
1996:Belper
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1178:151.3
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1158:137.1
862:Month
660:Rattle
498:. The
329:Police
219:Region
154:London
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2168:Ashop
2163:Amber
2037:Derby
1914:Derby
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1545:link
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