Other Places
There are other places named Wideopen:
- East Wideopen and West Wideopen, islands of the inner Farne Islands
- Wideopen, a hamlet (or just a farm) near Kelso in the Scottish Borders
- Wideopen Plantation, a wood near Norham in Northumberland.
There is no evidence, however, that any one of these places is named after another one of them.
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