A probable double stone row known only from an annotated record map produced in 1956. The row is described as parallel lines of stones leading to a small cairn. The area was forested shortly after the row was identified. Other cairns survive in the vicinity.
Location
| England | North Yorkshire | North York Moors | NZ 5948 1025 |
| Lat 54.48417364 Long -1.083336199 | |||
Map showing the location of Coate Moor stone row.
Characteristics
| Type: Double | Length: ?m |
| No. of stones: ? | Size of stones: Unknown |
| Orientation: ?° | Altitude: 285m |
| Upper end: Cairn | Lower end: – |
| Straight (Yes or No) : | Sea View: No |
| Context: Cairns | |
| Notes: Destroyed | |
Other Information
| Public Access: Yes |
| Land Status: |
| Scheduled Ancient Monument: No |
Online Resources
Timeline
VISITED:- Not visited
FIRST PUBLISHED:- 13th February 2016
LAST UPDATED:- 23rd November 2017
The Stone Rows of Great Britain 