Haltwhistle Castle

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Haltwhistle Castle Hill is a ruined Norman earth and timber ringwork fortress in Haltwhistle, Northumberland, England. There are no extant stone remains.

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v t e England - Castles in North East England
County Durham	Auckland Barnard Bowes Brancepeth Cotherstone Durham Lambton Lumley Raby Walworth
Northumberland	Alnwick Aydon Bamburgh Belford Bellingham Bellister Belsay Berwick Blenkinsopp Bothal Bywell Callaly Cartington Chillingham Chipchase Coupland Cresswell Dally Dilston Dunstanburgh Edlingham Elsdon Etal Featherstone Ford Haggerston Halton Haltwhistle Harbottle Haughton Langley Lindisfarne Mitford Morpeth Norham Ponteland Prudhoe Rothley Tarset Thirlwall Twizell Wark (on Tweed) Wark (on Tyne) Warkworth Widdrington
North Yorkshire (North East England part)	Skelton Wilton
Tyne and Wear	Hylton Newcastle Ravensworth Tynemouth
Also See: Castles in England

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