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The following is an alphabetical list of place names in County Durham showing their corresponding parish(es), at any given date.

Please click a parish to jump to detailed information (such as location and the availability of registers and indexes) for each parish, within our 'Church Registers'. Alternatively, click on an initial letter to jump to place names in that section.

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  • Little Burdon
    • Haughton-le-Skerne St. Andrew (until 1856)
    • Sadberge St. Andrew (1856 onwards)
  • Little Chilton
    • Merrington St. John the Evangelist (until 1843)
    • Ferryhill St. Luke (1843to1925)
    • Chilton St. Aidan (1925 onwards)
  • Little Eppleton
    • Houghton-le-Spring St. Michael and All Angels (until 1832)
    • Hetton-le-Hole St. Nicholas (1832 onwards)
  • Little Greencroft
    • Lanchester All Saints
  • Little Lumley
    • Chester-le-Street St. Mary and St. Cuthbert (until 1858)
    • Lumley Christ Church (1858 onwards)
  • Little Stainton
    • Bishopton St. Peter
  • Little Thorpe
    • Easington St. Mary
  • Little Usworth
    • Washington Holy Trinity (until 1835)
    • Usworth Holy Trinity (1835 onwards)
  • Littleburn
    • Brancepeth St. Brandon (until 1877)
    • Brandon St. John (1877 onwards)
  • Littletown
    • Pittington St. Laurence
  • Lobley Hill
    • Whickham St. Mary (until 1872)
    • Dunston Christ Church (1872 to 1949)
    • Lobley Hill All Saints (1949 onwards)
  • Long Hill
    • Stranton All Saints (until 1831)
    • Seaton Carew Holy Trinity (1831 to 1891)
    • Hartlepool (West) St. Aidan (1891 onwards)
  • Long Newton
    • Long Newton St. Mary
  • Lonton
    • Romaldkirk St. Romald
  • Loup House
    • Romaldkirk St. Romald
  • Loves Bitchburn
    • Witton-le-Wear St. Philip and St. James (until 1869)
    • Fir Tree St. Mary the Virgin (1869 onwards)
  • Low Beechburn
    • Witton-le-Wear St. Philip and St. James (until 1869)
    • Fir Tree St. Mary the Virgin (1869 onwards)
  • Low Burntoft
    • Elwick Hall St. Peter
  • Low Coniscliffe
    • Coniscliffe St. Edwin
  • Low Dinsdale
    • Dinsdale St. John the Baptist
  • Low Eighton
    • Lamesley St. Andrew
  • Low Fell
    • Gateshead St. Mary (until 1876)
    • Gateshead (Low Fell) St. Helen (1876 onwards)
  • Low Felling
    • Heworth St. Mary (until 1866)
    • Felling Christ Church (1866 onwards)
  • Low Field
    • Bowes St. Giles
  • Low Friarside
    • Tanfield St. Margaret
  • Low Lambton
    • Penshaw All Saints
  • Low Moorsley
    • Houghton-le-Spring St. Michael and All Angels (until 1838)
    • West Rainton St. Mary (1838to1866)
    • East Rainton St. Cuthbert (1866 onwards)
  • Low Pittington
    • Pittington St. Laurence
  • Low Southwick
    • Monkwearmouth St. Peter (until 1844)
    • Southwick Holy Trinity (1844to1845)
  • Low Spennymoor
    • Merrington St. John the Evangelist (until 1843)
    • Ferryhill St. Luke (1843 to 1866)
    • Tudhoe St. David (1866 onwards)
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