Vale of York

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The Vale of York is a broad, low-lying agricultural plain in northern England, lying between the Pennines and the Yorkshire Wolds and centered around the city of York.

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Vale of York canonical 20
Vale of York (part) 1
Vale of York and North Yorkshire lowlands 1

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Harrying of the North location Vale of York
Sutton Bank escarpment overlooks Vale of York
River Foss region Vale of York
Airmyn locatedIn Vale of York
A19 road (section) connectsRegion Vale of York
River Ouse drainageBasin Vale of York
York to Scarborough Line servesArea Vale of York
Selby, Yorkshire, England partOf Vale of York
Yorkshire Wolds adjacentTo Vale of York
Vale of Pickering partOf Vale of York and North Yorkshire lowlands
linked to: Vale of York
Sutton-on-the-Forest locatedOn Vale of York
Valleys of North Yorkshire contains Vale of York (part)
linked to: Vale of York
Vale of Mowbray partOf Vale of York
Hambleton Hills overlooks Vale of York
Howardian Hills locatedNear Vale of York
Brimham Rocks hasViewTowards Vale of York
Pocklington Canal region Vale of York
Spalding Moor partOf Vale of York lowlands
linked to: Vale of York
Selby Canal regionServed Vale of York