Parish in County Durham, England
| Coordinates: | 54.546, -1.984 |
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| OS grid ref: | NZ 01 16 |
| Dialling code: | 01833 (Barnard Castle) |
Lartington is a small rural parish tucked into Teesdale in County Durham, a few miles south‑west of Barnard Castle. Set beside the broad sweep of the River Tees and close to the moorland of the North Pennines, it is characterised by rolling farmland, quiet lanes and a sparse population, so agriculture and countryside tourism - walking, birdwatching and country pursuits - shape the local economy and way of life.
The settlement contains a number of historic features, most notably Lartington Hall, a noteworthy country house, and the parish church of St Lawrence's Church, both of which speak to a long rural history. Community life tends to be intimate and parish‑centred, with a sense of continuity from farming traditions and the legacy of the old local railway line and estate structures, while proximity to Barnard Castle and Teesdale makes amenities and visitor attractions easily reachable.
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