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Belair Round Barrow(s) No image available Nearest Town: Church Stretton (10km N) OS Ref (GB):     SO43038405 / Sheet: 137 Latitude: 52° 27' 3.57" N Longitude:     2° 50' 18.22" W Added by pure joy Fieldnotes (1) Links (1) 0 discussions Start a topic Show  |  Hide Web searches for Belair Flickr Google Google Images MAGIC The Megalithic Portal Bing Stone Pages Streetmap.co.uk Wikipedia

- Sites within 20 km - - Ambleside Bowl Barrow (1.45km S) (2 posts) Norton Camp (Shropshire) (2.72km ESE) (26 posts) Wart Hill Camp (3.03km W) (6 posts) Burrow (5.02km WSW) (12 posts) Botley Stone (5.97km NW) (7 posts) Billings Ring (7.22km W) (1 post) Minton Hill (8.03km NNW) (5 posts) Grindle (8.35km NNW) (9 posts) Barrister's Plain cross dyke (8.69km NNW) (1 post) Bromfield Barrow Cemetery (9.12km ESE) (13 posts) Lea Stone (9.66km W) (1 post) Pole Cottage (10.01km NNW) (6 posts) Devil's Mouth cross dyke (10.19km N) (6 posts) Bury Ditches (10.3km WSW) (6 posts) Boiling Well barrows (10.47km NNW) (9 posts) Bodbury Ring (10.74km N) (13 posts) Buckton Round Barrows (10.74km SSW) (1 post) Hope Bowdler Hill (10.84km NNE) (5 posts) Downton Camp (10.94km S) (1 post) Castle Ditches (Bedstone) (11.21km SW) (10 posts) The Long Mynd (11.29km NNW) (1 post) Shooting Box barrows (11.37km NNW) (18 posts) Great Hagley (11.38km SW) (13 posts) Brandon Camp (12.02km S) (3 posts) Caer Caradoc (Church Stretton) (12.17km NNE) (42 posts) The Rock of Woolbury (12.38km WSW) (0 posts) Coxall Knoll (12.42km SSW) (11 posts) Walford Barrow (12.48km SSW) (2 posts) Robin Hood's Butts (Shropshire) (12.54km NNW) (12 posts) High Park cross dyke (12.77km N) (1 post) Pen y Wern (12.81km WSW) (8 posts) Roveries Hill (13.47km WNW) (2 posts) Heath Mynd (13.76km WNW) (8 posts) Castle Ring (Ratlinghope) (13.89km NNW) (10 posts) Castle Ring tumulus (14.25km NNW) (7 posts) Nordy Bank (14.43km ENE) (7 posts) Caer Caradoc (Chapel Lawn) (14.63km SW) (26 posts) The Lawley (14.9km NNE) (8 posts) Rockhill (15.04km WSW) (6 posts) Whitcott Keysett (15.38km WSW) (10 posts) Caynham Camp (15.48km ESE) (16 posts) The Stiperstones (15.75km NW) (28 posts) Cothercott Hill (15.81km NNW) (5 posts) Brown Clee (16.58km ENE) (8 posts) Cwm Mawr Stone Axe Factory (16.6km WNW) (4 posts) Caer Din (16.65km W) (1 post) The Ditches (16.73km NE) (10 posts) Pennerley Barrows (17.25km NW) (10 posts) Croft Ambrey (17.3km SSE) (25 posts) Giant's Chair (17.34km E) (15 posts) Titterstone Clee Hill (17.43km E) (23 posts) Roundton (17.44km WNW) (3 posts) Pyon Wood Camp (17.65km S) (12 posts) Corndon Hill (17.77km WNW) (47 posts) Castle Ring (Shelve) (17.96km NW) (11 posts) Fron Camp (18.03km WSW) (15 posts) Hoar Edge (18.03km E) (13 posts) Pant Brwynog (18.12km WNW) (2 posts) Whetstones Cairn (18.41km WNW) (4 posts) Llanfair Hill (18.49km WSW) (5 posts) Whetstones (18.55km WNW) (5 posts) Skyborry (18.88km WSW) (5 posts) Caer Din Ring (18.96km W) (10 posts) Mitchell's Fold cairn (18.96km WNW) (5 posts) Castle Idris (19.01km WSW) (1 post) Stapeley Hill (19.03km WNW) (17 posts) The Hoarstones (19.05km WNW) (58 posts) Mitchell's Fold (19.08km WNW) (117 posts) The Cow Stone (19.14km WNW) (9 posts) - Facilities within 20 km - - Knighton Tourist Infor... (Tourist Information: 18.5 km SW)

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'Visited' 31.3.11 On my way home after a couple of days in the Midlands knocking another couple of English Heritage sites off my list I thought I would stop off and try to spot this Barrow. Unfortunately I failed. I tried to access the field where the Barrow is said to be from the minor road to the south but this takes you straight into (I think) a gypsy site. I then tried to see if I could spot the Barrow from the busy A49 and the minor roads to the north and west. The road to the north is slightly elevated so gave a decent view of the field in which the Barrow stands. Nothing to be seen. Either I was looking in the wrong field or more likely it has been ploughed down to a small lump? Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by CARL 1st April 2011ce

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English Heritage's record for the Belair Bowl Barrow Please note - This link will take you straight to a PDF document of English Heritage's record for the Belair Bowl Barrow, via the MAGIC site, so you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it. Comments (0)  |  Add a comment  |  Permalink

Posted by pure joy 22nd September 2003ce Edited 1st April 2011ce