Houghton-le-Side

Chapel House

Houghton-le-Side is a small village in the borough of Darlington and the ceremonial county of County Durham, England.^[1] It is situated a few miles to the south-west of Newton Aycliffe.^[1] The population at the 2011 Census was less than 100. Details are now maintained within the parish of Walworth.

References

^ ^a ^b Ordnance Survey: Landranger map sheet 93 Middlesbrough (Darlington & Hartlepool) (Map). Ordnance Survey. 2010. ISBN 9780319228777.

External links

Media related to Houghton-le-Side at Wikimedia Commons

54°35′24″N 1°39′22″W / 54.590°N 1.656°W / 54.590; -1.656

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Civil parishes in County Durham

including Stockton-on-Tees (north of the river)

Darlington

Parishes: Archdeacon Newton; Barmpton; Bishopton; Brafferton; Coatham Mundeville; Denton; East and West Newbiggin; Great Burdon; Great Stainton; Heighington; High Coniscliffe; Houghton le Side; Hurworth; Killerby; Little Stainton; Low Coniscliffe and Merrybent; Middleton St. George; Morton Palms; Neasham; Piercebridge; Sadberge; Summerhouse; Walworth; Whessoe

Unparished areas: The former Darlington County Borough

County Durham

Towns: Barnard Castle; Bishop Auckland; Chilton; Ferryhill; Great Aycliffe; Greater Willington; Peterlee; Seaham; Sedgefield; Shildon; Spennymoor; Stanley; Tow Law

Parishes: Barforth; Barningham; Bearpark; Belmont; Bishop Middleham; Bolam; Boldron; Bournmoor; Bowes; Bradbury and the Isle; Brancepeth; Brandon and Byshottles; Brignall; Burnhope; Cassop-cum-Quarrington; Castle Eden; City of Durham; Cleatlam; Cockfield; Cornforth; Cornsay; Cotherstone; Coxhoe; Croxdale and Hett; Dalton-le-Dale; Dene Valley; Easington Colliery; Easington Village; Edmondbyers; Edmondsley; Eggleston; Egglestone Abbey; Eldon; Esh; Etherley; Evenwood and Barony; Fishburn; Forest and Frith; Framwellgate Moor; Gainford; Gilmonby; Great Lumley; Greencroft; Hamsterley; Hamsterley Common; Haswell; Hawthorn; Headlam; Healeyfield; Hedleyhope; Hilton; Holwick; Hope; Horden; Hunderthwaite; Hunstanworth; Hutton Henry and Station Town; Hutton Magna; Ingleton; Kelloe; Kimblesworth and Plawsworth; Lanchester; Langleydale and Shotton; Langton; Lartington; Little Lumley; Lunedale; Lynesack and Softley; Marwood; Mickleton; Middleton in Teesdale; Middridge; Monk Hesleden; Mordon; Morton Tinmouth; Muggleswick; Murton; Nesbitt; Newbiggin; North Lodge; Ouston; Ovington; Pelton; Pittington; Raby with Keverstone; Rokeby; Romaldkirk; Sacriston; Satley; Scargill; Seaton with Slingley; Shadforth; Sheraton with Hulam; Sherburn Village; Shincliffe; Shotton; South Bedburn; South Hetton; Staindrop; Stanhope; Startforth; Streatlam and Stainton; Thornley; Toft Hill; Trimdon; Trimdon Foundry; Urpeth; Waldridge; Wackerfield; Weather Hill Wood; West Auckland; West Rainton and Leamside; Westwick; Wheatley Hill; Whorlton; Windlestone; Wingate; Winston; Witton Gilbert; Witton-le-Wear; Wolsingham; Wolsingham Park Moor; Woodland; Wycliffe with Thorpe

Unparished areas: The former Chester le Street Urban District; Consett; Parts of the former Durham Municipal Borough; Parts of the former Bishop Auckland Urban District; Crook and Willington Urban District; Stanley Urban District

Towns: Headland

Parishes: Brierton; Claxton; Dalton Piercy; Elwick; Greatham; Hart; Newton Bewley; Wynyard

Unparished areas: Part of the former Hartlepool County Borough

Stockton-on-Tees

Towns: Billingham

Parishes: Aislaby; Carlton; Egglescliffe; Elton; Grindon and Thorpe Thewles; Longnewton; Newsham; Preston-on-Tees; Redmarshall; Stillington and Whitton; Wolviston; Wynyard

Unparished areas: Part of the former Teesside County Borough

For further information about the above parishes, see List of civil parishes in County Durham.

For the part of Stockton-on-Tees (borough) south of the River Tees, see List of civil parishes in North Yorkshire.

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