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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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  • Daddry Shield
    • Stanhope St. Thomas the Apostle (until 1866)
    • Rookhope St. John the Evangelist (1866 onwards)
  • Daisy Hill
    • Chester-le-Street St. Mary and St. Cuthbert (until 1866)
    • Sacriston St. Peter (1866 to1886)
    • Witton Gilbert St. Michael and All Angels (1886 onwards)
  • Dalton
    • Dalton-le-Dale St. Andrew (until 1841)
    • Seaham Harbour St. John (1841 to 1912)
    • Dawdon St. Hild and St. Helen (1912 onwards)
  • Dalton Piercy
    • Hart St. Mary Magdalene
  • Dalton-le-Dale
    • Dalton-le-Dale St. Andrew (until 1888)
    • Dalton-le-Dale (Murton) Holy Trinity (1888 onwards)
    • Dalton-le-Dale St. Andrew
  • Dan's Castle
    • Wolsingham St. Mary and St. Stephen (until 1848)
    • Thornley St. Bartholomew (near Wolsingham) (1848 to 1875)
    • Tow Law St. Philip and St. James (1875 onwards)
  • Darlington
    • Darlington St. Cuthbert
  • Dawdon
    • Dalton-le-Dale St. Andrew (until 1841)
    • Seaham Harbour St. John (1841 to 1912)
    • Dawdon St. Hild and St. Helen (1912 onwards)
  • Deaf Hill
    • Trimdon St. Mary Magdalene (until 1884)
    • Deaf Hill-cum-Langdale St. Paul (1884 onwards)
  • Dean Bank
    • Witton Gilbert St. Michael and All Angels
  • Dean Bridge
    • Merrington St. John the Evangelist (until 1843)
    • Ferryhill St. Luke (1843 to 1925)
    • Chilton St. Aidan (1925 onwards)
  • Deanery Pit
    • Auckland St. Andrew
  • Denton
    • Denton St. Mary
  • Deptford
    • Bishopwearmouth St. Michael and All Angels (until 1845)
    • Deptford St. Andrew (1845 onwards)
  • Derwent Cottages
    • Medomsley St. Mary Magdalene
  • Derwenthaugh
    • Ryton Holy Cross (until 1828)
    • Winlaton St. Paul (1828 to 1845)
    • Stella St. Cuthbert (1845 onwards)
  • Derwentside
    • Medomsley St. Mary Magdalene
  • Dinsdale
    • Dinsdale St. John the Baptist
  • Dipton
    • Lanchester All Saints (until 1841)
    • Collierley St. Thomas (1841 to 1884)
    • Dipton St. John the Evangelist (1884 onwards)
  • Dragonville
    • Durham St. Giles
  • Drinkfield
    • Haughton-le-Skerne St. Andrew
  • Dryderdale
    • Hamsterley St. James
  • Dubmire
    • Houghton-le-Spring St. Michael and All Angels (until 1876)
    • Chilton Moor St. Andrew (1876 onwards)
  • Dunston
    • Whickham St. Mary (until 1872)
    • Dunston Christ Church (1872 onwards)
  • Durham
    • Durham St. Margaret of Antioch (until 1913)
    • Durham (Neville's Cross) St. John (1913 onwards)
    • Durham Cathedral
    • Durham St. Nicholas
    • Durham St. Mary the Less
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