Dally Castle (earthwork)
United Kingdom /
England /
Haltwhistle /
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/ United Kingdom
/ England
/ Haltwhistle
World / United Kingdom / Scotland
ruins, archaeological site, fortification, motte-and-bailey castle
This was one of the earliest hall houses to be constructed in Northumberland in the 13th century. The stone motte and bailey fortress was built on a natural rising. The remnants of stone indicate a grand defensive structure. It underwent a conversion to a towerhouse in the 14th century.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dally_Castle
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 55°9'11"N 2°21'17"W
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- Chew Green - Roman Fortlet and Annexes 25 km
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- Eildon Hill(s) 54 km
- Black Hill of Earlston 56 km
- Roman Camp 62 km
- Maiden Castle Sports Centre 66 km
- Stanwick Iron Age Fortifications 82 km
- Kendal Castle 95 km
- Scarborough Castle 159 km
- Kielder Resevoir 11 km
- Kielder Forest 12 km
- Hadrian's Wall 15 km
- Green Rigg Wind Farm 15 km
- Northumberland National Park 17 km
- Catcleugh Reservoir 19 km
- Kielder Forest Park 19 km
- Otterburn Ranges (ATE O) 21 km
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- Scottish Borders 50 km