Northumberland Sandstone Hills, Upland and Upland Fringe

Author(s): Jeremy Lake

The Northumberland Sandstone Hills extend in a wide, north–south arc across the county, separating the vales of the Cheviot Fringe from the Northumberland coastal plain. A plateau landscape, covered mainly by moorland and improved pasture, this small Character Area also includes a wide range of other landscape features. Less than 1% is urban area and almost 15% is forested. Of the area, 15% (the Simonside Hills in the south) lies in the Northumberland National Park.

Report Number:
6/2020
Series:
Research Report
Pages:
20
Keywords:
Landscape Farmstead Farmstead Characterisation Historic

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