Agden Oak Valley
Bradfield broad stretch of open countryside
Brightholmlee bright water meadow in the clearing un. the wood
Broomhead headland over grown with broom
Coumes a valley
Dungworth underground dwelling enclosure
Dwarriden dwarf valley
Ewden yew tree valley
Fairhurst pleasant wood
Hall field open country belonging to the field
Hawksworth Head Hafoc's enclosure at the head of the valley
Haychatter the hay buyer
Holdworth Halda's enclosure
Kirton Field The church town field ( old name for Bradfield)
Loxley Locc's forest glade
Midhope (land) in the middle of a valley or between valleys
Normandale (a field name in about 1720) - dale of the north men
Onesacre from the Viking personal name An. An's plott of arable land
Onesmoor An's moor
Oughtibridge Uhtgifin's bridge (womans name)
Rocher a steep rocky bank
Roysty Moor barren moor
Small Field a narrow stretch of open country
Storrs and Storthes a plantation
Strines a water channel
Thornseat fold near the thorn tree
Ughill Ugga's hill
Westnall, Westmund's nook of land (Westnall was one of the four bierlows of Bradfield)
Wightwizzle Wicga's river fork- The name refers to the land between two streams. Lee Lane Dike and Alias Lane Dike
Withamley House a willow copse in a forest clearing
Worrall nook of land where myrtle abounds
The listed names have been taken from "The Place Names of the West Riding of Yorkshire. Part I",
the English Place Name Society Publication, Vol. 30 Cambridge, 1961.