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The village of Bishop Middleham lies between the settlements of Ferryhill and Fishburn, about 20km from Durham City.

Blackhill is situated on the outskirts of Consett on a hill that leads down to the settlement of Shotley Bridge. It is approximately 12 miles from Newcastle and...

Bolam occupies a crest of high ground on the edge of the Tees basin with panoramic views down into the Tees Vale. The only road through the village connects wit...

Brancepeth is a largely 20th century village in the southern Wear Valley within the estate of Brancepeth Castle. It is 5 miles south west of the City of Durham ...

Burnopfield is a secluded village, surrounded by trees and woodland on a ridge of land that falls away sharply to the north into the Derwent Valley.

Castle Eden is 11 miles south east of the city of Durham and two miles south of Peterlee, bordered to the west and south by the A19 and to the north by the stee...

Chester-le-Street lies almost midway between Durham and Newcastle upon Tyne, with a population of around 24,000. Situated at the western edge of the River Wear ...

The area of Cockton Hill lies to the south of the historic core of Bishop Auckland on the route of Dere Street roman road, 9 miles south west of the City of Dur...

Cornforth is a small village, six miles south of the City of Durham. Centred on an L-shaped green and situated on a limestone ridge, it is surrounded by farmlan...

Ebchester is situated approximately 12 miles west-south-west of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 14 miles north-west of the City of Durham and 2½ miles north of Consett in ...