The location of the tenth of the eleven parish markers from the sculptor Richard Wentworth in pairs of what look like milk churns or chimney pots, split down the middle, usually rust-red in colour.

10.Westwick and Whorlton
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N54° 31.602' W001° 51.481'

The location of the fourth of the eleven parish markers from the sculptor Richard Wentworth in pairs of what look like milk churns or chimney pots, split down the middle, usually rust-red in colour.

4.Cotherstone and Lartington
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N54° 32.716' W001° 55.858'

The location of the third of the eleven parish markers from the sculptor Richard Wentworth in pairs of what look like milk churns or chimney pots, split down the middle, usually rust-red in colour.

3.Hunderthwaite and Cotherstone
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N54° 34.563' W001° 58.880'

The location of the fourth of the eleven parish markers from the sculptor Richard Wentworth in pairs of what look like milk churns or chimney pots, split down the middle, usually rust-red in colour.

4.Cotherstone and Lartington
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N54° 33.057' W001° 56.338'

The location of the eighth of the eleven parish markers from the sculptor Richard Wentworth in pairs of what look like milk churns or chimney pots, split down the middle, usually rust-red in colour.

8.Egglestone Abbey and Rokeby
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N54° 31.522' W001° 53.112'

The location of the ninth of the eleven parish markers from the sculptor Richard Wentworth in pairs of what look like milk churns or chimney pots, split down the middle, usually rust-red in colour.

9.Rokeby and Wycliffe with Thorpe
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N54° 31.349' W001° 51.309'

The location of the eleventh of the eleven parish markers from the sculptor Richard Wentworth in pairs of what look like milk churns or chimney pots, split down the middle, usually rust-red in colour.

11.Winston and Gainford ///elbowing.weep.surround
N54° 33.177' W001° 45.520'

The location of the seventh of the eleven parish markers from the sculptor Richard Wentworth in pairs of what look like milk churns or chimney pots, split down the middle, usually rust-red in colour.

7.Startforth and Egglestone Abbey
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N54° 31.920' W001° 54.299'

The location of the fifth of the eleven parish markers from the sculptor Richard Wentworth in pairs of what look like milk churns or chimney pots, split down the middle, usually rust-red in colour.

5.Barnard Castle and Marwood
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N54° 32.805' W001° 55.847'

The location of the first of the eleven parish markers from the sculptor Richard Wentworth in pairs of what look like milk churns or chimney pots, split down the middle, usually rust-red in colour.

1. Middleton-in-Teesdale and Eggleston
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