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2020:Darley Dale
1606:31 December
1557:31 December
1398:Barlborough
678:The Fabrick
617:lead mining
600:cellars of
595:during the
566:King Alfred
489:River Amber
465:2021 census
461:2011 Census
430: /
249:Settlements
2338:Categories
2273:Healthcare
2122:Wirksworth
2097:Shirebrook
2077:Mickleover
2062:Long Eaton
2015:Clay Cross
2005:Chellaston
1879:Derbyshire
1794:Clay Cross
1771:Youlgreave
1746:Old Tupton
1519:2009-09-18
1430:Hathersage
1426:Wirksworth
1299:22 January
1242:References
1201:Met Office
787:packhorses
765:calendar,
637:Clay Cross
593:Roundheads
505:Littlemoor
453:Derbyshire
415:53°09′47″N
404:Derbyshire
335:Derbyshire
323:Derbyshire
265:Littlemoor
198:Derbyshire
106:Population
88:Derbyshire
55:Parish map
2126:See also:
2092:Sandiacre
2082:New Mills
2072:Melbourne
2037:Eckington
2032:Dronfield
1975:Ashbourne
1942:High Peak
1829:= 4 miles
1823:= 7 miles
1821:Ambergate
1817:= 4 miles
1796:= 3 miles
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1748:= 3 miles
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1394:Eckington
1374:21 August
1357:"Ashover"
1282:UK Census
795:frostbite
752:Victorian
750:. In the
724:Sheffield
706:with its
700:sea level
696:heathland
692:gritstone
673:Landmarks
621:quarrying
589:Royalists
562:ash trees
556:times as
552:Known in
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501:Kelstedge
493:Alicehead
479:Geography
418:1°28′37″W
342:Ambulance
280:Post town
273:Uppertown
261:Kelstedge
253:Alicehead
133:SK 349630
2222:Manifold
2217:Lathkill
2162:Bradford
2107:Staveley
2057:Ilkeston
2047:Hadfield
1990:Bolsover
1980:Bakewell
1970:Alfreton
1922:Bolsover
1827:Shirland
1734:Bakewell
1528:cite web
1487:Archived
1406:Stretton
1402:Whitwell
1284:(2021).
1266:18 March
1225:See also
1199:Source:
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769:gather.
722:city of
641:jackdaws
635:held at
591:and the
538:Fallgate
525:Alfreton
509:Milltown
471:and the
269:Milltown
172:District
2308:Schools
2283:Museums
2252:Westend
2197:Etherow
2192:Erewash
2177:Doe Lea
2172:Derwent
2102:Spondon
2067:Matlock
2042:Glossop
1937:Erewash
1815:Matlock
1783:ASHOVER
1669:in the
1667:Ashover
1628:18 July
1422:Ingleby
1367:at the
1341:3 March
1320:3 March
1095:(3.77)
1090:(3.71)
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558:Essovre
548:History
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445:Ashover
399:England
375:Website
232:England
226:Country
163:Ashover
141:•
116:Density
114:•
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31:Village
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2140:Rivers
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1995:Buxton
1985:Belper
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1167:151.3
1164:118.0
1147:137.1
851:Month
649:Rattle
487:. The
318:Police
208:Region
143:London
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2227:Mease
2187:Drone
2157:Ashop
2152:Amber
2026:Derby
1903:Derby
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663:hydro
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1534:link
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1376:2013
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1268:2016
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1093:95.7
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