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| fr givendale (n) |
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| fr nun monkton (n) |
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| fr aldfield (n) |
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| fr markington with wallerthwaite (n) |
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| fr hunsingore (n) |
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| fr south stainley with cayton (n) |
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| fr bridge hewick (n) |
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| fr little ribston (n) |
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| fr colsterdale (n) |
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| fr lindrick with studley royal and fountains (n) |
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| fr scotton (n) |
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| fr fountains earth (n) |
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| fr middleton (n) |
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| fr studley roger (n) |
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| fr ellington high and low (n) |
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| fr kirk deighton (n) |
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| fr high and low bishopside (n) |
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| fr denton (n) |
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| fr askwith (n) |
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| fr healey (n) |
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| fr dishforth (n) |
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| fr marton cum grafton (n) |
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| fr markingfield hall (n) |
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| fr castley (n) |
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| fr melmerby (n) |
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| fr farnham (n) |
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| fr sicklinghall (n) |
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| fr roecliffe (n) |
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| fr cattal (n) |
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| fr humberton (n) |
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| fr farnley (n) |
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| fr green hammerton (n) |
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| fr great timble (n) |
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| fr killinghall (n) |
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| fr bishop thornton (n) |
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| fr great ribston with walshford (n) |
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| fr harrogate (n) |
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| fr newall with clifton (n) |
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| fr kirk hammerton (n) |
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| fr walkingham hill with occaney (n) |
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| fr westwick (n) |
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| fr burton leonard (n) |
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| fr fewston (n) |
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| fr whixley (n) |
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| fr goldsborough (n) |
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| fr thornthwaite with padside (n) |
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| fr bilton in ainsty with bickerton (n) |
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| fr marton le moor (n) |
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| fr bishop monkton (n) |
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| fr blubberhouses (n) |
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| fr allerton mauleverer with hopperton (n) |
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