The River Blyth rises near Kirkheaton [Map] from where it flows past Bradford [Map], Belsay [Map], Ogle [Map], Kirkley [Map], Horton Grange [Map], Stannington [Map], Bedlington [Map] to Blyth [Map] where it reaches the North Sea.

From Corbridge Roman Fort, Northumberland [Map] Dere Street continues north through Hunnum aka Onnum Roman Fort [Map], where it crosses Hadrian's Wall, Little Whittington, Northumberland [Map], Beukley, Northumberland [Map], Great Swinburne, Northumberland [Map], Fourlaws Roman Camp [Map], Habitancum Roman Fort [Map], Blakehope Roman Fort [Map], High Rochester [Map], Featherwood Roman Camps [Map], Chew Green Roman Camps [Map] where it crosses the River Coquet and into Scotland.

The River Blyth rises near Kirkheaton [Map] from where it flows past Bradford [Map], Belsay [Map], Ogle [Map], Kirkley [Map], Horton Grange [Map], Stannington [Map], Bedlington [Map] to Blyth [Map] where it reaches the North Sea.

The River Wansbeck rises near Risdale, Northumberland [Map] from where it flows past Kirkwhelpington [Map], Wallington [Map], Low Angerton [Map] to Meldon Park [Map] where it is joined by the Hart Burn.

The River Wansbeck continues through Mitford [Map] where it is joined by the River Font.

After Mitford [Map] the River Wansbeck flows past Morpeth [Map], Guidepost [Map] and Stakeford [Map] before joining the North Sea at Cambois [Map].

The River Font rises near Ewesley [Map] from where it flows past Nunnykirk [Map], Netherwitton [Map], Newton Underwood [Map] to Mitford [Map] where it joins the River Wansbeck.

The River Wansbeck rises near Risdale, Northumberland [Map] from where it flows past Kirkwhelpington [Map], Wallington [Map], Low Angerton [Map] to Meldon Park [Map] where it is joined by the Hart Burn.

The River Wansbeck continues through Mitford [Map] where it is joined by the River Font.

After Mitford [Map] the River Wansbeck flows past Morpeth [Map], Guidepost [Map] and Stakeford [Map] before joining the North Sea at Cambois [Map].

The Hart Burn rises near Harwood, Northumberland [Map] from where it flows past Hetherton House [Map], Scots Gap [Map], Hartburn [Map] to Meldon Park [Map] where it joins the River Wansbeck.

14 Jun 1913. Funeral Procession of Emily Wilding Davison (deceased) at Morpeth [Map].

14 Jun 1913. The Central News reported:

Emily Wilding Davison's (deceased) funeral procession passing Piccadilly Circus [Map], 14th June 1913. Following her tragic death, Davison was instantly embraced as a martyr to the cause. On 14 June 1913 her body was borne on an open hearse through London to a memoroial service at St George's Church, Bloomsbury before being taken by train to Morpeth, Northumberland [Map] for a family funeral. The funeral procession (the last great suffrage march) was organised by fellow suffragette Grace Roe, and the memorial service was presided over by clergy from the Church League for Women's Suffrage.

The River Wansbeck rises near Risdale, Northumberland [Map] from where it flows past Kirkwhelpington [Map], Wallington [Map], Low Angerton [Map] to Meldon Park [Map] where it is joined by the Hart Burn.

The River Wansbeck continues through Mitford [Map] where it is joined by the River Font.

After Mitford [Map] the River Wansbeck flows past Morpeth [Map], Guidepost [Map] and Stakeford [Map] before joining the North Sea at Cambois [Map].