Dryfesdale

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Dryfesdale is a historic parish in the Annandale area of Dumfries and Galloway in southern Scotland, known for its rural landscape and long-established ecclesiastical history.

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Dryfesdale canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
historic parish
parish church
administrativeChange integrated into modern Dumfries and Galloway unitary authority
bordersRegion other parishes in Annandale
containsSettlement Lockerbie NERFINISHED
country Scotland
ecclesiasticalContinuity medieval period to modern era
governedBy Dumfries and Galloway Council NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic long-established ecclesiastical history
rural landscape
hasCulturalHeritage historic kirkyard
traditional rural parish life
hasEconomicActivity dairy farming
farming
livestock rearing
hasHistoricalFunction ecclesiastical parish
local administrative unit
hasLandscapeType agricultural land
pasture land
rolling countryside
hasNameOrigin named after the Dryfe Water
hasParishChurch Dryfesdale Parish Church NERFINISHED
hasTransportLink A74(M) motorway corridor near Lockerbie
historicalAffiliation Church of Scotland presbytery system NERFINISHED
Presbytery of Annandale NERFINISHED
languageTradition Scots NERFINISHED
Scottish English NERFINISHED
locatedIn Annandale NERFINISHED
Dryfesdale NERFINISHED
Dumfries and Galloway NERFINISHED
southern Scotland NERFINISHED
southwest Scotland NERFINISHED
partOf historic county of Dumfriesshire
regionOf South of Scotland NERFINISHED
regionType parish
religiousTradition Church of Scotland NERFINISHED
traversedBy Dryfe Water NERFINISHED

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