Places in Pendle
| Contemporary civil parish | Medieval jurisdiction | Medieval jurisdiction | Early modern jurisdiction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barley | Pendle Forest, manor of Ightenhill | Forest of Blackburnshire | Whalley, Lancashire |
| Barrowford | |||
| Blacko | |||
| Fence | |||
| Newchurch in Pendle | |||
| Reedley | |||
| Roughlee | |||
| Higham | |||
| Wheatley Lane | |||
| Trawden | Trawden Forest, manor of Colne | ||
| Winewall | |||
| Wycoller | |||
| Nelson | manor of Ightenhill, not in Forest | Blackburnshire, not in Forest | |
| Brierfield | |||
| Colne | manor of Colne, not in Forest | ||
| Foulridge | |||
| Laneshaw Bridge | |||
| Barnoldswick | Wapentake of Staincliffe, Deanery of Craven, West Riding of Yorkshire. (Now referred to as "West Craven" but in Lancashire.) |
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| Bracewell | |||
| Earby | |||
| Kelbrook | |||
| Salterforth | |||
| Sough | |||
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