New Mills topographic map
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New Mills
High Peak Borough Council have produced a Conservation Area Character Appraisal document, outlining the reasons that the Conservation Area has been designated as such. In justifying the reasons for designation, this document states of the town: "New Mills is a town of dramatic topography and origins that date back to the 14th century. Its topography and the supply of fast flowing waters led to its development as a thriving mill town and important centre for the textile industry. Its impressive landscape developed much of its developed form and the townscape that we still see today."
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Name: New Mills topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Average elevation: 251 m
Minimum elevation: 90 m
Maximum elevation: 455 m
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