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Welcome
Maps and geographical definition of Bronte Country
The traditional
Bronte Country
covers an area of the West Yorkshire and East Lancashire Pennines in Northern England,
lying generally east of
Manchester,
to the north of the
Peak District
national park
and generally west of, but also including, the
Bradford
/
Leeds
and
Calderdale
/
Kirklees
industrial conurbation.
The area also includes what is known as
Pendle Witch Country
to the north west, whilst to the north and north east
Bronte Country
is bordered by the
Aire Gap,
the market town of
Skipton,
and the
Yorkshire Dales
national park.
Please click
here
to access a
map of the central Bronte Country area,
(supplied by kind courtesy of
Streetmap (UK)
and centred on the village of
Haworth).
Alternatively, please
click here
for a larger scale
map of the complete Bronte Country area
(supplied by kind courtesy of
UK Multimap).
[Please mention the
Eagle Intermedia Bronte Country
web site when making your enquiries.]
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