Turton Moor by munki-boy

Turton Moor

A patch of post-industrial, peat moorland to the north of Bolton and confusingly, some distance from the area of Bolton we call Turton today.

It’s a great area to explore with plenty of industrial archaeology, wide open moorland with an abundance of wildlife and some prehistoric remains.

Created: 27 November 2016 Edited: 29 November 2023

Turton Moor

Deborah's (site of)

Hanging Stone

The Hanging Stone, is on the line of a current boundary that is perhaps ancient as many large natural rocks or features have been used over the centuries.

Holden's Brook

A triburatary of the Stones Bank Brook up on Turton Moor.

Owshaw Clough

A small clough where the Stones Bank Brook starts at the confluence of Holden's Brook and Rushtons Brook on Turton Moor.

Rushtons Brook

A tributary of the Stones Bank Brook on Turton Moor.

Stones Bank Brook

A stream starting on Turton Moor at the confluence of Rustons Brook and Holden's Brook.

Turton Moor LiDAR Map

A LiDAR Map showing the area around Turton Moor

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Local History around Turton Moor

There are some historic monuments around including:

Round cairn on Noon Hill Round cairn 280m west of Old Harpers Farm Steam tramway reversing triangle Round Loaf bowl barrow on Anglezarke Moor Round cairn on Winter Hill Stone circle, ring cairn and two round cairns on Cheetham Close.

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Turton Moor

Turton Moor

Turton Moor LiDAR Map

Local History around Turton Moor

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Wild Roe Deer

Turton Moor map