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the first segment is 462 ft (141 m) long and the second one reaches 567 ft (173 m). This route also includes a series of steps,15 ft (4.6 m) long, located 2.52 mi (4.06 km) from the starting point. The route is made of different way types, such as: a single track of 0.51 miles (0.82 km); a footpath of 4.11 miles (6.61 km); an access road measuring less than 327 ft (100 m); cycleway measuring less than 327 ft (100 m); a section of street measuring 1,194 ft (364 m); a road measuring two miles (3.2 km); and, a state road 4.15 mi (6.68 km) long.
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this point is possible to complete the loop by reaching the car park at Curbar. The distance covered by this walk is six miles (9.7 km), the time needed to complete the loop is between two and three hours and the highest point reached by the following path is 1,217 ft (371 m). The distance from the car park to
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Derbyshire and Curbar Edge. Exact quarry locations are often unknown, as marks on the stones indicate that many were moved from the excavation sites and subsequently worked on nearby. A large number of these quarries occur near old routes for the transportation of millstones. The millstone production on Curbar Edge came to an end around the year 1811. Stone extraction from rocks was performed on a small scale and would lead to the manual perforation of the rock, then used to grind grain.
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segment is located after 4.46 miles (7.18 km) and measures 0.38 miles (0.61 km); the second segment is found after 12.67 miles (20.39 km) and it measures 396 ft (121 m). There are different types of tracks: singletrack measuring 4.85 mi (7.81 km); path long 5.3 miles (8.5 km); cycle lane measuring 1,937 ft (590 m); side road long 9.7 miles (15.6 km); road measuring 10.8 miles (17.4 km); A-road long 1.97 miles (3.17 km).
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510:(1886–1940), the then owner of the land, and his gamekeeper, E. Peat. They made a partial excavation, in which process some archaeological information was disturbed, for example, the original height of the monument. The perimeter of the cairn remained undisturbed and archaeologists discovered fragments of a food vessel, a broken bronze knife, and a flint scraper. The cairn is a
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This route measures 11.1 miles (17.9 km), and the time needed to complete it is one hour and nineteen minutes. This path includes some segments in which are forbidden to cycle, these traits are located 2.52 miles (4.06 km) and 2.67 miles (4.30 km) miles after the beginning of the loop,
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This walk covers Curbar Edge, White Edge, and
Froggatt Edge. It consists of a six-mile (9.7 km) loop around the three Peak District Edges. The starting point is at the National Trust car park, the walk keeps going firstly into Curbar Edge, secondly to Froggatt Edge and lastly to White Edge. From
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The Curbar Gap is a short route leading to the view of
Derwent Valley. The route measures 853 ft (260 m) from the car park to the top, the closest facilities are Baslow and Calver. In ancient times, this Gap was a packhorse route subsequently it became a turnpike in 1759; for this reason is
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from Easy (E) to
Extreme (E1 - E10), and include routes with some of the hardest technical traditional and bouldering grades in the world (including Doctor Dolittle, graded E10 7a, and Detox, graded V11). In July 2015, three routes at Curbar (Dr. Dolittle, The Zone, and Knockin' on Heavens Door) were
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characterized by peat moorland and gritstone rock. The Edge is one of a long series of west-facing gritstone escarpments, collectively known as the
Eastern Grit. A short walk away from Curbar Edge is White Edge, which is visible east of the location. The ground is uneven because of the presence of
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District National Park. By 1999 there were over 150 different named rock climbing routes on Curbar Edge, in addition to a wide range of bouldering problem routes on the edge and adjacent boulders. The length of the routes range from 20 to 79 ft (6.1 to 24.1 m). The difficulty
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The gritstone, of which the Edge is composed, is strong and affects landscaping. It tends to form the highest soils and consists of variable layers characterized by edges. Characteristic overhangs are formed when erosion undermines the underlying softer layers. The particularly severe wind erosion
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location for expert pilots. The prevailing wind direction in this location is south-west and west-south-west, and the hang gliding site code is 8.010. The take off location is placed at 1,050 ft (320 m) for both hang gliding and paragliding. The bottom landing is limited and it has to be
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The name "Curbar" and the several names from which it is derived ("Cordeburg", "Cordesburwe", "Quordborough", "Cordborgh", "Corburg", "Coresburgh" and "Corber") have the same meaning: Corda's fortified place. The personal name "Corda" is uncertain, as there are several plausible origins for this
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The length of this path is 25 miles (40 km), the time needed to complete it is three hours and thirteen minutes. The maximum altitude is 1,377.9 ft (420.0 m), the minimum is 311.68 ft (95.00 m). This path includes some segments in which are forbidden to cycle, the first
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The average gradient of this route is 10%, while the peak gradient is 15,2%; the difference of elevation from the starting point to the end is 597.1 ft (182.0 m). The path starts close to the All Saints' Church in the village of Curbar. The steepest uninterrupted mile is 10.7% and the
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Derbyshire were used to produce grey flour which is the reason that they only were used to produce animal feeds. The diameter of the milestone was usually 5.9 ft (1.8 m), and its weight was around 2.4 t (2.6 tons). There are many assumed quarries
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can be found in Curbar Edge. Curbar Edge has been used as a BGS mapping training location. Curbar Edge is located in
Derbyshire which was within the delta of a vast stream that deposited sand and dust across southern Britain. Because of currents and tides, muds deposited in deeper water became
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The rutting season for deer is between the middle of
September and the middle of November. These months are the most favorable to see the horned animal. The area to watch the deer rut is between Curbar Edge and White Edge. For viewing or photographing deer in the area, it is mandatory to pay
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Some of the earliest known climbing activity was by Peak District pioneer, Jim Puttrell and the Kyndwr Club. They are known to have attempted a very early climb on Curbar in the 1900s, finally ascended by Chapman and Thomsett of the Polaris Mountaineering club in 1948 and now called PMC/1.
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An active process on the Edge today is the formation of the crenelations in pinnacles of gritstone. These are the deepest vertical flutes near the top of the exposed structure, which descend vertically regardless of the angle of the local layer, but gradually fade after 3.28–6.56 ft
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are believed to be the first to exploit the natural gritstone resources of Curbar Edge. Curbar Gap at the southern end of the edge is crossed by a Roman road, providing easy access for quarrying the local stone. The Curbar Edge quarries are one of 4 areas in Derbyshire where
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and to the west in Stoke Flat West. The East Moors in Derbyshire also has one of the largest preserved prehistoric field systems, settlement sites, and ceremonial stone circles. These remains allowed archaeologists to be able to determine an occupation date from the
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The total distance covered by this walk is eight miles (13 km), the needed time to complete the route is between 4 and 5 hours. The path reaches Froggatt Edge, Curbar Edge, and Baslow Edge, it also passes the villages of Curbar, Froggatt, Calver and
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This route is 13.67 miles (22.00 km), the average slope is 7.1%. In the beginning, the altitude is 410.1 ft (125.0 m) while at the top is 935 ft (285 m). This route is ranked 9682 globally and 305 in the United Kingdom.
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The rock climbing on Curbar Edge has been widely documented in journals, magazines, books, dedicated guidebooks, and websites. The Edge was omitted from the earliest Gritstone rock climbing guides, Laycock's
1005:(revised edition, 2003). A selection of climbs are also included in a selective regional guide to the Eastern Edges. Bouldering problems on Curbar Edge are covered in a dedicated regional guide
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The average elevation of the Edge is 849.7 ft (259.0 m), the maximum elevation is 1,276 ft (389 m) and the minimum elevation is 387 ft (118 m).
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were too difficult for a man to do, so the salt was carried by packhorses along the paths of the steep hills. One of the viable routes, discovered in 1272, led to
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This walk is four miles (6.4 km) long and the time needed to complete it is approximately two hours. The beginning of the walk is located next to the
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Several climbs on the edge have had dedicated essays on them published in anthologies, including Profit of Doom, Linden, Right Eliminate and Elder Crack.
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1912:"Towns and Cities Near Curbar and suburbs - Within 40 Miles Distance of Curbar Great Britain Between 0 and 64.36 Kilometers Radius List"
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The path along Curbar Edge is part of several long-distance walks, including the 25-mile Eastern Edges of the Peak District.
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illustrates the main routes for transporting salt, such as Salterway, Salter Hill, or Salter Ford. The journeys passing
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Along Curbar Edge. Baslow Edge can be noted in distance, situated at the other side of Curbar Gap, Derbyshire, UK.
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A range of prehistoric remains is located in the area around Curbar Edge. Ancient cairns exist to the east near
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in the extremely cold and dry conditions that prevailed in Derbyshire, where Curbar Edge is located, during the
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281:(SSSI). Another place of interest located near Curbar Edge is
3194:"Curbar | Curbar Village | Derbyshire | Peak District Online"
2590:(1st ed.). British Mountaineering Council. p. 432.
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characterize this habitat. A great number of birds such as
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View from Curbar Edge towards New Bridge, Derbyshire, UK.
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1783:"Big Moor | The natural history of Big Moor Derbyshire"
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for the practice of both traditional rock climbing and
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Curbar Edge is featured in several films, including:
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2402:(1st ed.). London: Constable. p. 311.
2292:"The Intriguing Millstones of the Peak District"
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3048:"Guttenburg Project: The Yellow Book, Volume 1"
2933:Curbar Edge Stunning viewpoint Loop from Curbar
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1993:"Peak District Wildlife | Peak District Online"
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3034:The Yellow Book - An Illustrated Quarterly -
2616:Eastern Grit (Rockfax Climbing Guide Series)
2555:Climbs on Gritstone Volume 2: Sheffield Ares
1756:Walker, Becky-Peak District (16 June 2020).
1381:Eastern Grit (Rockfax Climbing Guide Series)
2423:
2421:
2419:
2365:
2363:
2361:
2359:
2121:"Gritstone Landscapes in the Peak District"
1688:(1st ed.). London: Secker and Warburg.
437:Quarried gritstone pinnacle at Curbar Edge.
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1197:Curbar Edge is cited in the title of the
992:Further Developments in the Peak District
978:, published in 1913, and Fergus Graham's
211:moorland escarpment above the village of
5002:Mountains and hills of the Peak District
1679:
1677:
1217:Curbar Edge has been painted by a local
731:
251:
105:"Curbar" means "Corda's fortified place"
3102:Extreme Rock: Great British Rock Climbs
2677:. Peak District National Park Authority
2018:"Red Deer rutting on the Eastern Moors"
1864:Experience Peak District and Derbyshire
1812:Experience Peak District and Derbyshire
1647:
1575:
1395:Extreme Rock: Great British Rock Climbs
219:, England and close to the villages of
3307:
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3290:from the original on 20 September 2020
3280:"Finding Shelter on the Eastern Moors"
3247:Arts and Humanities Research Council.
3161:
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2700:(1st ed.). London: Diadem Books.
2696:Wilson, Ken; Gilbert, Richard (1982).
2646:(2nd ed.). Rockfax. p. 224.
2618:(3rd ed.). Rockfax. p. 520.
2341:
2223:The Peak District Barrow Survey (1989)
2177:"Round Cairn on Curber Edge (1008597)"
990:, and by White and Sorrell in 1957 in
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2642:Williams, Allen; James, Alan (2014).
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2127:. Peak District grit stone landscapes
1684:Byne, Eric; Sutton, Geoffrey (1966).
7:
4069:List of civil parishes in Derbyshire
3130:Hard Rock: Great British Rock Climbs
2372:Peak Rock Climbs, Volume 3: Froggart
2318:A History of the Peak District Moors
1402:Hard Rock: Great British Rock Climbs
707:Curbar Edge is a major location for
450:shales, and sands became gritstone.
2568:Byne, Eric; White, Wilfred (1957).
2374:(2nd ed.). Leicester: Cordee.
1973:from the original on 22 August 2021
988:Climbs on Gritstone: Sheffield Area
279:Site of Special Scientific Interest
4953:List of peaks of the Peak District
3367:The British Mountaineering Council
3259:from the original on 5 August 2020
3007:"Curbar - Derbyshire Soaring Club"
2182:National Heritage List for England
1706:. Heathrow Shuttle. Archived from
1522:Rock climbing in the Peak District
1201:"Night On Curbar Edge" written by
724:of routes range in traditional UK
709:Rock climbing in the Peak District
14:
2780:. Walking The Peaks. 16 July 2019
1092:Entrance to Curbar Edge footpath.
905:trad, 39.3 ft (12.0 m)
883:trad, 39.3 ft (12.0 m)
861:trad, 55.7 ft (17.0 m)
828:trad, 52.4 ft (16.0 m)
806:trad, 52.4 ft (16.0 m)
671:); Gary Gibson; John Allen (with
559:to the medieval trading towns of
508:John Manners, 9th Duke of Rutland
3571:
3228:. Curbar Corda's fortified place
2267:"Quarrying on the Eastern Moors"
2148:"Quarrying on the Eastern Moors"
1626:
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1105:Froggatt, Curbar and Baslow Edge
1068:The footpath behind Curbar Edge.
980:Recent Developments on Gritstone
850:trad, 29.5 ft (9.0 m)
288:Curbar Edge is situated between
116:
29:
4237:Population of major settlements
3505:East Midlands region of England
2540:Recent Developments on Gritsone
2519:from the original on 6 May 2021
1737:. Foundry Climbing Coaching Ltd
1084:Froggatt, Curbar and White Edge
277:, this area is recognised as a
2806:. Mediavine Home. 16 June 2020
1547:British Mountaineering Council
938:trad, 26 ft (7.9 m)
894:trad, 20 ft (6.1 m)
817:trad, 32 ft (9.8 m)
784:trad, 32 ft (9.8 m)
773:trad, 32 ft (9.8 m)
721:British Mountaineering Council
312:12.4 miles (20.0 km) and
260:Curbar Edge is located in the
1:
3171:FILMS BY LOCATION Curbar Edge
2752:Curbar Edge and Froggatt Edge
2722:"Peak District National Park"
2272:. The University of Sheffield
2153:. The University of Sheffield
1937:"Curbar Edge Topographic Map"
1060:Calver Village to Curbar Edge
949:trad, 50 ft (15 m)
927:trad, 60 ft (18 m)
916:trad, 79 ft (24 m)
872:trad, 36 ft (11 m)
839:trad, 59 ft (18 m)
795:trad, 60 ft (18 m)
762:trad, 36 ft (11 m)
4572:Eyam Moor - Sir William Hill
4227:Parliamentary constituencies
2265:Mailor, J.P.G (1 May 2014).
2049:Yorkshire Geological Society
1507:List of places in Derbyshire
3347:Peak District National Park
3253:19th Century Prison History
2832:. Lets Go Peak District Ltd
2482:"Hardest routes in Britain"
1892:. Lets Go Peak District Ltd
1840:. Lets Go Peak District Ltd
1656:"UKC Logbook - Curbar Edge"
1409:100 Greatest Cycling Climbs
447:Pennine Lower Coal Measures
233:Peak District National Park
231:. It is located within the
5023:
4987:Natural regions of England
4262:Grade II* listed buildings
3032:Aubrey, Beardsley (1984).
3013:. Site Officer Pete Denver
2961:. Climbbybike™ 2005 - 2021
2852:"Sheffield Cycling Climbs"
1963:"Towns and Village Curbar"
5007:Climbing areas of England
4950:
4351:
3825:
3622:North West Leicestershire
3569:
3414:
1161:
1099:Grindleford train station
1009:, by Williams and James.
924:Knockin' on Heavens Door
114:
28:
4257:Grade I listed buildings
3459:Yorkshire and the Humber
3372:UKC Logbook: Curbar Edge
3318:Sheffield Cycling Climbs
2883:. 2021 PJAMM Cycling Inc
2778:Curbar Edge & Calver
2370:Sharples, Keith (1999).
2348:: CS1 maint: location (
2296:letsgopeakdistrict.co.uk
1162:Lady Canning's Bridleway
703:Boulders at Curbar Edge.
616:The Valkyrie Club, with
300:, 8 miles (13 km),
51:292 m (958 ft)
16:Rock outcrop, Derbyshire
4977:Geography of Derbyshire
2909:. © 2021 Cycling uphill
2538:Graham, Fergus (1924).
2430:Froggatt to Black Rocks
2428:Westlake, Dave (2010).
2240:"Curbar Parish Council"
2146:Mailer, J.P.G. (2014).
2070:"Peak District Geology"
1570:Overview of Curbar Edge
1415:50 Classic Cycle Climbs
1367:Froggatt to Black Rocks
1227:Impressionism movement.
1205:. The poem is part of "
999:Froggatt to Black Rocks
545:Cheshire "witches" salt
316:16 miles (26 km).
308:13 miles (21 km),
4358:
3750:North Northamptonshire
3192:Peak District Online.
3073:"Curbar Edge Painting"
2830:Let's go Peak District
2614:Craggs, Chris (2015).
2221:Barnatt, John (1989).
1890:let's go peak district
1303:
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781:Flying Buttress Right
704:
609:
527:
526:Cairns on Curbar Edge.
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341:
340:Cattle at Curbar Edge.
304:8 miles (13 km),
257:
122:Location in Derbyshire
4982:Geology of Derbyshire
4467:Brittain's Plantation
4357:
3886:North East Derbyshire
3849:Boroughs or districts
3755:West Northamptonshire
3605:Hinckley and Bosworth
3558:North East Derbyshire
3312:Pete (9 April 2020).
3222:"Derbyshire Heritage"
2800:"Peak District Walks"
2748:"walking english man"
2586:Dawson, Carl (1993).
2045:"Curbar Edge, Baslow"
1961:Derbyshire Heritage.
1866:. Visit Peak District
1838:Lets Go Peak District
1814:. Visit Peak District
1662:. UK Climbing Limited
1552:William Watson (poet)
1498:United Kingdom portal
1301:
1203:William Watson (poet)
1091:
1067:
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975:Some Gritstone Climbs
966:
702:
657:The End of the Affair
607:
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339:
255:
3198:Peak District Online
3128:Wilson, Ken (1981).
3100:Wilson, Ken (1987).
2754:. Walking Englishman
2488:. UKClimbing Limited
2461:. UKClimbing Limited
1997:Peak District Online
1860:"Linacre Reservoirs"
1256:The Big Issue (1996)
1116:Derwent Valley Mills
482:Cist on Curbar Edge.
465:(1.00–2.00 m).
445:on the basis of the
256:View of Curbar Edge.
171:Gritstone, Sandstone
79:53.27278°N 1.61500°W
4712:Higher Shelf Stones
3902:(cities in italics)
3837:Unitary authorities
3720:Newark and Sherwood
3352:Peak District Walks
2959:Curbar Gap - Calver
2774:"Walking the peaks"
2668:"The Eastern Moors"
2553:Byne, Eric (1951).
2507:UKClimbing (2021).
2398:Nunn, Paul (1975).
2244:curbarparishcouncil
1967:Derbyshire heritage
1762:Peak District Walks
1710:on 14 February 2018
1232:In other literature
1051:Road at Curbar Gap.
984:Climbs on Gritstone
967:Rock climbing route
733:
459:Last Glacial Period
416:Deer rutting season
275:Grindleford village
75: /
4847:Snailsden Pike End
4672:Heights of Abraham
4462:Britland Edge Hill
4359:
3939:Chapel-en-le-Frith
3408:Regions of England
3226:derbyshireheritage
2210:. 31 October 2021.
1916:www.distantias.com
1443:Lower Burbage Edge
1439:Upper Burbage Edge
1312:Duke of Devonshire
1304:
1283:Progression (2009)
1268:Young James (2007)
1094:
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1035:Eastern Edges Walk
969:
891:Little Innominate
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563:, Derbyshire, and
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512:Scheduled monument
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412:define this area.
358:lily of the valley
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283:Linacre Reservoirs
264:, the area of the
258:
84:53.27278; -1.61500
41:Highest point
4959:
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4792:Nelson's Monument
4270:
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3900:Major settlements
3829:Derbyshire Portal
3812:Ceremonial county
3777:
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3627:Oadby and Wigston
3467:
3466:
3052:Gutenburg Project
2955:"Climbbybike.com"
2208:Ancient Monuments
1328:English Civil War
1278:Grit Flick (2009)
1273:Head Games (2007)
956:
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825:Campion Overhang
202:
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35:Along Curbar Edge
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4932:Windgather Rocks
4637:Harborough Rocks
4382:Allman Well Hill
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3891:South Derbyshire
3871:Derbyshire Dales
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3362:Historic England
3357:English Heritage
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3278:National Trust.
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1386:Williams Allen,
1336:Second World War
1308:The Bible Stones
1288:Wide Boyz (2012)
1262:Hard Grit (1998)
1144:Curbar Edge loop
1013:Other activities
946:Doctor Dolittle
913:Two Pitch Route
858:Right Eliminate
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4777:Middleton Moor
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1834:"Padley Gorge"
1825:
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1731:"Eastern Grit"
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4600:
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4592:Froggatt Edge
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4303:Peaks of the
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4872:Stanton Moor
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4837:Shutlingsloe
4787:Mount Famine
4772:Merryton Low
4767:Margery Hill
4727:Lantern Pike
4697:Hollins Hill
4612:Gratton Hill
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182:First ascent
167:Type of rock
149:Parent range
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4917:Wibben Hill
4912:Whaley Moor
4907:Wetton Hill
4887:Totley Moor
4877:Tegg's Nose
4862:Sponds Hill
4842:Slipper Low
4827:Rushup Edge
4817:The Roaches
4797:Ossoms Hill
4742:Lord's Seat
4617:Great Ridge
4552:Eccles Pike
4547:Durham Edge
4527:Croker Hill
4522:Corbar Hill
4507:Chrome Hill
4497:Cheeks Hill
4492:Calver Peak
4472:Brown Knoll
4457:Bosley Minn
4417:Blacka Moor
4402:Beeley Moor
4365:Other peaks
4345:Shining Tor
4051:Swadlincote
3959:Darley Dale
3323:17 November
3294:16 November
3263:11 November
3203:16 November
2907:Curbar Edge
2856:Curbar Edge
2681:30 November
2480:Owen, W.G.
2334:13 November
2276:10 November
2157:24 November
2028:17 November
1941:Curbar Edge
1921:17 November
1896:30 November
1870:22 November
1844:22 November
1818:22 November
1792:21 November
1767:21 November
1735:The Foundry
1714:13 February
1451:Baslow Edge
1358:Nunn Paul,
1294:Curiosities
1181:paragliding
1124:Calver Hill
1112:Grindleford
1001:(2010) and
935:Short Slab
792:The Peapod
770:Maupassant
681:Mick Fowler
665:White Lines
645:Ron Fawcett
344:Apart from
205:Curbar Edge
198:Beech Gully
186:early 1900s
82: /
57:Coordinates
24:Curbar Edge
4972:Derbyshire
4966:Categories
4937:Wire Stone
4857:South Head
4832:Sheen Hill
4687:High Field
4677:Higger Tor
4667:The Height
4657:Haven Hill
4562:Eldon Hill
4557:Ecton Hill
4532:Crook Hill
4517:Combs Moss
4427:Black Edge
4325:Black Hill
4212:Healthcare
4061:Wirksworth
4036:Shirebrook
4016:Mickleover
4001:Long Eaton
3954:Clay Cross
3944:Chellaston
3818:Derbyshire
3732:Rushcliffe
3726:Nottingham
3600:Harborough
3513:Derbyshire
3449:South West
3444:South East
3439:North West
3434:North East
3232:4 November
3177:2 November
3139:1912560291
3111:0906371368
3082:19 October
3057:19 October
3017:5 November
2991:3 November
2965:3 November
2939:3 November
2913:3 November
2887:2 November
2861:2 November
2836:2 November
2810:2 November
2784:2 November
2758:2 November
2732:2 November
2726:Curbar Gap
2597:0903908913
2523:2 November
2492:3 November
2465:3 November
2459:UKClimbing
2409:0094619409
2381:0903908867
2301:6 November
2250:2 November
2188:31 October
2131:9 November
2105:9 November
2100:Britannica
2080:9 November
2054:9 November
2002:3 November
1977:2 November
1946:8 November
1741:2 December
1666:19 October
1642:References
1464:White Edge
1332:pest house
1219:Derbyshire
1153:Curbar Gap
1043:Curbar Gap
880:Moon Walk
713:Bouldering
677:Moon Crack
589:Saltergate
553:Middlewich
518:Post Roman
493:Bronze Age
474:Prehistory
402:little owl
374:blackbirds
372:, robins,
294:Manchester
217:Derbyshire
133:Derbyshire
70:01°36′54″W
67:53°16′22″N
4922:Wild Bank
4852:Snels Low
4822:Rock Hall
4747:Lose Hill
4732:Lees Moor
4682:High Edge
4662:Hawks Low
4512:The Cloud
4447:Bole Hill
4432:Blake Low
4377:Aleck Low
4372:Abney Low
4330:The Cloud
4065:See also:
4031:Sandiacre
4021:New Mills
4011:Melbourne
3976:Eckington
3971:Dronfield
3914:Ashbourne
3881:High Peak
3715:Mansfield
3700:Bassetlaw
3611:Leicester
3595:Charnwood
3553:High Peak
3501:Districts
2344:cite book
1542:Joe Brown
1193:In poetry
748:Climbing
737:Climbing
622:The Brain
618:Joe Brown
581:Fairfield
573:High Peak
561:Yorkshire
549:Northwich
537:millstone
443:Sandstone
386:great tit
382:pheasants
323:Etymology
302:Dronfield
290:Sheffield
262:Dark Peak
243:Geography
209:gritstone
110:Geography
101:Etymology
47:Elevation
4927:Win Hill
4902:West Nab
4807:Pike Low
4757:Low Moor
4752:Lost Lad
4702:High Neb
4692:High Low
4627:Grin Low
4452:Bolehill
4442:Bleaklow
4407:Big Moor
4397:Back Tor
4317:Marilyns
4161:Manifold
4156:Lathkill
4101:Bradford
4046:Staveley
3996:Ilkeston
3986:Hadfield
3929:Bolsover
3919:Bakewell
3909:Alfreton
3861:Bolsover
3705:Broxtowe
3695:Ashfield
3526:Bolsover
3288:Archived
3257:Archived
2981:"KOMOOT"
2929:"KOMOOT"
2517:Archived
2125:Peakscan
2074:Peakscan
1971:Archived
1886:"Curbar"
1470:See also
1221:artist,
1078:Bakewell
814:L'Horla
679:); and,
557:Nantwich
390:barn owl
354:mezereon
348:such as
310:Staveley
271:Big Moor
248:Location
229:Froggatt
176:Climbing
129:Location
4762:Mam Tor
4587:Fin Cop
4309:England
4247:Schools
4222:Museums
4191:Westend
4136:Etherow
4131:Erewash
4116:Doe Lea
4111:Derwent
4041:Spondon
4006:Matlock
3981:Glossop
3876:Erewash
3771:Rutland
3765:Rutland
3710:Gedling
3656:Lincoln
3548:Erewash
3503:of the
1564:Gallery
1240:In film
1130:Cycling
1030:Walking
952:E10 7a
941:HVS 5a
798:HVS 5b
776:HVS 5a
751:Length
740:Length
626:Bel Ami
600:History
469:History
429:Geology
398:kestrel
394:buzzard
370:dippers
362:cowslip
306:Matlock
161:Geology
142:England
139:Country
4232:Places
4205:Topics
4176:Rother
4151:Kinder
4146:Hipper
4086:Alport
4079:Rivers
4026:Ripley
3991:Heanor
3934:Buxton
3924:Belper
3645:Boston
3617:Melton
3429:London
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1397:, 1987
1390:, 2014
1383:, 2015
1376:, 1993
1369:, 2010
1362:, 1930
1213:In art
959:Guides
930:E9 6c
919:VS 5a
908:E5 6a
897:VS 5a
886:E4 6a
875:VS 4b
864:E3 5c
853:HS 4b
842:E2 5b
831:HS 4b
820:E1 5b
754:Grade
743:Grade
695:Routes
685:Linden
683:(with
655:(with
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634:Peapod
624:, and
577:Buxton
532:Romans
410:grouse
378:herons
346:shrubs
328:name.
314:Buxton
227:, and
225:Calver
221:Baslow
213:Curbar
95:Naming
4567:Emlin
4242:SSSIs
4186:Trent
4166:Mease
4126:Drone
4096:Ashop
4091:Amber
3965:Derby
3842:Derby
3590:Blaby
3537:Derby
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2270:(PDF)
2151:(PDF)
1349:Books
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787:S 4a
669:Janus
579:from
547:from
215:, in
207:is a
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4141:Goyt
4121:Dove
4106:Dane
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