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with a maximum flow of 100 million cu ft (2.8 million m) per day. By 1974 aquifer water ingress into the gas reservoir had significantly reduced gas production to about 1 million cu ft (28 thousand m) per day. The production and gas treatment facility
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on several occasions, the first in 1764 and the last in 1790. The
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of 6,846 people in 3,071 households. There were 3,213 males and 3,633 females. The mean age of the population for the East Ward was 45.30 years and for the West Ward it was 43.47 years. Both of these ages are significantly higher than the national mean age of 38.6 years. In the census year 25.39% of
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foundation, but the earliest phases of the present building date to the 12th and 13th centuries, with substantial additions in the 14th and 15th. In 1852 restoration work revealed a series of wall paintings on the north and south walls of the nave. Despite a local and national outcry, the paintings
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of the town saw a turn around in the following decades with the greater mobility of the working population and a rise in tourism due to increasing car ownership. Tourism is a major occupation since the reopening of the North
Yorkshire Moors Railway as a restored steam railway and the filming of the
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to allow removal of impurities prior to being stored in tanks at about 130 °C from where it was removed by heated road tanker. The regenerated absorber solution from the oxidisers, together with recovered solution from the vacuum filters, was returned for reuse in the vetrocoke absorbers.
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in social and domestic life during the last 200 years. A selection of photographs from the Sidney Smith collection held in the museum are displayed around the building, particularly in the photography and model rooms. Sidney Smith was born in
Pickering. He is thought of as a successor to
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England are exceptional, and no funds have been secured to rebuild it. If rebuilt, the line would cost £21 million despite being just six miles long. The track does not follow the same corridor as the A169 road. A
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Pickering. This lake was blocked by ice and glacial deposits near the coast so it drained through the Kirkham Gorge towards the River Ouse. South of Pickering, extensive marshes have been drained and exploited as fertile agricultural land.
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habitation in the areas surrounding Pickering but little remains in the town. Legendary sources suggest an early date for the establishment of a town but traces of earlier settlements have been erased by subsequent development.
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and legal services in the town as well as an outdoor market each Monday. In 2008, plans were put forward to build a new supermarket in the area of an old coal yard, and a Lidl supermarket has now been built on the site.
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who wrote many articles about the area and its people.
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2469:"Pickering Tourist Information"
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122:195 mi (314 km)
2952:– via HighBeam Research.
2938:Malton & Pickering Mercury
2746:Wilson, D. Scott (1974).
2670:Britain's Onshore Oil Industry
2381:Office for National Statistics
1973:North York Moors National Park
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1771:Greatest Hits Radio Yorkshire
595:Edmund, 1st Earl of Lancaster
404:North Yorkshire Moors Railway
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2528:"Weather and climate change"
1595:"Pickering, North Yorkshire"
1503:National Transmission System
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688:Circuit was formed in 1812.
671:Many townspeople adoptioned
2672:. Springer. pp. 66–68.
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3541:Categories
3176:Easingwold
2860:liturgical
2532:Met Office
2353:References
2344:Ever Loyal
2335:Escutcheon
2263:Pre-school
2237:Rillington
1967:Bronze Age
1955:earthworks
1782:newspapers
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1391:Demography
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791:Until the
780:Governance
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666:mail coach
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332:54°14′38″N
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3481:Windmills
3374:See also:
3343:Tadcaster
3338:Stokesley
3286:Pickering
3261:Middleham
3206:Harrogate
3181:Eastfield
2369:UK Census
2248:Education
2177:Transport
2157:, son of
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2032:Goathland
2020:Pickering
1953:, linear
1947:nocturnal
1931:crossbill
1694:badminton
1682:athletics
1511:autoclave
1469:Operation
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951:meltwater
920:sea level
879:sandstone
875:limestone
837:Situation
832:Geography
773:Heartbeat
741:Eric Gill
686:Methodist
591:Henry III
571:William I
551:woodlands
529:Roman era
501:moorlands
362:Pickering
335:0°46′34″W
321:Yorkshire
274:Yorkshire
269:Ambulance
213:PICKERING
209:Post town
70:Pickering
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3296:Richmond
3221:Helmsley
2863:calendar
2594:Archived
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2132:medieval
2079:Religion
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2024:Levisham
1939:Roe deer
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865:linking
717:gaslight
698:Anglican
609:thatched
579:medieval
517:wildfowl
511:and the
505:wetlands
466:May 2024
108:SE797838
3567:Ryedale
3506:Museums
3501:Schools
3491:History
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3333:Skipton
3241:Leyburn
3171:Colburn
3156:Bentham
2982:Sources
2625:9 April
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2537:9 April
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1943:badgers
1927:springs
1923:streams
1891:plateau
1884:valleys
1805:(daily)
1740:BBC One
1723:player
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1690:cricket
1660:theatre
1620:scholar
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1491:sulphur
1475:hydrate
1450:methane
1425:banking
1408:Economy
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1243:(3.12)
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962:Climate
935:oolitic
924:streams
914:of the
815:Ryedale
767:economy
632:Quakers
513:forests
490:glacial
426:History
316:England
191:England
185:Country
116:•
3496:Rivers
3454:Topics
3445:Wharfe
3425:Ribble
3388:Rivers
3358:Whitby
3348:Thirsk
3323:Settle
3291:Redcar
3256:Masham
3251:Malton
3246:Loftus
3151:Bedale
3128:(part)
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2475:4 June
2226:Malton
2207:Thirsk
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2199:Malton
2169:Events
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1880:forest
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871:Whitby
867:Malton
859:Thirsk
752:Cinema
729:census
613:stocks
575:castle
525:Celtic
412:Malton
402:, the
245:Police
167:Region
118:London
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3415:Leven
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3302:Ripon
3216:Haxby
3211:Hawes
3191:Filey
3186:Eston
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2323:Notes
2120:Danes
2116:Scots
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1915:alder
1907:beech
1698:bowls
1627:JSTOR
1613:books
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1314:81.2
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1294:13.7
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1039:Year
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1231:62.3
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1221:63.6
1216:75.0
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1087:16.8
1082:20.0
1077:19.9
1072:17.3
1067:14.4
1062:11.4
1036:Dec
1033:Nov
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1024:Aug
1021:Jul
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