Shotley Bridge
Shotley Bridge proper noun: a village on the north side of Consett, County Durham, England, by the River Derwent and Northumberland boundary (OS grid ref NZ0952).
Proper noun
Shotley Bridge
- A village on the north side of Consett, County Durham, England, by the River Derwent and Northumberland boundary (OS grid ref NZ0952).
Questions about Shotley Bridge
- What does Shotley Bridge mean?
- Shotley Bridge means a village on the north side of Consett, County Durham, England, by the River Derwent and Northumberland boundary (OS grid ref NZ0952).
- What part of speech is Shotley Bridge?
- Shotley Bridge is a proper noun.
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