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Ghyll
Pool
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| Type; | Reservoir | View Larger Map |
| Location; | Hundhowe, Strickland Rodger | |
| Accessibility; | Accessible | |
| Grid Ref; | SD 496 984 | |
| Elevation; | 216 m (708 feet) | |
| Size; | 118m x 57m (390 x 187 feet) | |
| Area; | 0.44 hectares (1.1 acres) | |
| Depth; | 4 m (12 feet) | |
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Ghyll Pool is a reservoir which was constructed in 1934 to provide water for James Cropper's paper mill at Burneside. Although
a reservoir, and small, it's not unattractive. It is completely fenced
off to keep animals out, but it is possible to get right to the dam and
shoot over the abutment, also there are a few vantage points along the
western bank - the eastern is on private land with no right of way. It
is also visible from further up the hill, on the path between Potter
Tarn and Gurnal Dubs. |
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