Parish in East Riding of Yorkshire, England
| Coordinates: | 53.957, -0.595 |
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| OS grid ref: | SE 92 52 |
| Population: | 302 |
North Dalton is a small village and civil parish set in the rolling chalk hills of the Yorkshire Wolds within the East Riding of Yorkshire. Surrounded by arable fields, hedgerows and quiet lanes, it occupies a pleasant elevated spot with views across gently undulating countryside and a network of footpaths popular with walkers and cyclists.
With medieval roots and a history centred on farming, the village still feels primarily agricultural though many residents now commute to nearby market towns. Traditional cottages, a parish church and a village hall give it a close‑knit, rural character; community events and outdoor pursuits on the Wolds are the main cultural focal points, making it attractive to those seeking a quieter country life.
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