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Halton East - The farm in a nook of land (Old English) 'East' is to distinguish this village from West Halton.

Halton Gill - The farm in a nook of land by a ravine (Old English + Old Norse)

Hanlith - Hagne's hill slope (Old Norse personal name + Old Norse)

Harber - The hillside where oats are grown (Old Norse)

Hardraw - The shepherds' row of cottages (Old English)

Hartlington - The farm belonging to Heortla's people (Old English personal name + Old English)

Hawes - The mountain pass (Old Norse)

Hawkswick - Hauk's diary farm (Old Norse personal name + Old English)

Healaugh - The clearing in the high forest (Old English)

Hebden - The valley where wild roses or bramble grows (Old English)

Hellifield - Helgi's open land (Old Norse personal name + Old English)

Helwith Bridge - Bridge by the ford made of flat stones (Old Norse)

Hetton - The farm on the heathland (Old English)

Horton-in-Ribblesdale - The farmstead on dirty land (Old English)

Howgill Fells - The hills with deep ravines (Old English + Old Norse)

Hubberholme - Hunberg's homestead (Old English personal name + Old English, pronounced 'Hubberham')

Hull Pot - The pothole near the hut (Old English + Middle English)