Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Cleckheaton


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Here are the details of maps for Cleckheaton:

  • Yorkshire Sheet 232.05 Cleckheaton 1905 - published 2003; intro by John Hargreaves

    This detailed map covers the northern half of Cleckheaton, with coverage extending from the station and St John's church northward to Hunsworth Mills, and from West End Park eastward to Spen Upper. The features include the LYR Cleckheaton Branch, Providence Place, Victoria Mills, The Prospect, cemetery, Waterfield Mill, Water Lane Mill, Spring Field Mills, Spen Mills, LNWR Heaton Lodge & Wortley line with station at Spen Bank, Spen House, Round Hill, Merchant Fields, Hunsworth Mills Bridge, disused Cleckheaton Colliery, Exchange Mills, Moorland Mills, Scandinavia Mills, Spen Valley Chemical Works, Flatt Lane Chemical Works. An 1889 directory is included on the reverse.

    The map links up with sheet 232.06 Gomersal to the east.


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