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'''Morpeth''' is the county town of [[Northumberland]] in north-east [[England]], located 15 miles north of [[Newcastle upon Tyne]]. Founded as a planned medieval borough in the 12th century on the north bank of the river Wansbeck, it has remained a small market town. In the twentieth century, with its castle ruins, parks and landscaped riverside areas as well as the world's largest museum of [[bagpipes]], it has become something of an inland resort. It also serves as a dormitory town for the nearby [[Tyneside]] [[conurbation]]. The town lies on the A1 [[Great North Road]] and the main [[London]] to [[Edinburgh]] [[railway]].

'''Morpeth''' is the county town of [[Northumberland]] in north-east [[England]], located 15 miles north of [[Newcastle upon Tyne]]. Founded as a planned medieval borough in the 12th century on the north bank of the river Wansbeck, it has remained a small market town. In the twentieth century, with its castle ruins, parks and landscaped riverside areas as well as the world's largest museum of [[bagpipes]], it has become something of an inland resort. It also serves as a dormitory town for the nearby [[Tyneside]] [[conurbation]]. The town lies on the A1 [[Great North Road]] and the main [[London]] to [[Edinburgh]] [[railway]].

[[Category:United Kingdom Cities and Towns]]

[[Category:Settlements in Northumberland]]