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Tarns of Cumbria

Tarn means a small mountain lake. They are usually formed in valleys that were excavated by glaciers. Sometimes natural dams are formed below a tarn by moraines (glacial debris). Tarns in Cumbria range from minute to large enough to pass for a lake. There are hundreds of tarns scattered in Cumbrias uplands.

Alcock Tarn Angle Tarn
Barngates Tarn Beacon Tarn
Blackbeck Tarn Blea Tarn
Bleaberry Tarn Blelham Tarn
Blind Tarn Bowfell Tarn
Bowscale Tarn Brock Crags Summit Tarn
Burnmoor Tarn Codale Tarn
Dale Head Tarn Devoke Water
Dock Tarn Easdale Tarn
Ecclerigg Tarn Floutern Tarn
Goats Water Tarn Grisedale Tarn
Gurnal Dubs Tarn Harrop Tarn
Haystacks Summit Tarn High Arnside Tarn
High Dam Tarn (Above Finsthwaite) High Nook Tarn
Homehead Farm Tarn Huntingstile Crag Tarn
Innominate Tarn Kelly Hall Tarn
Knipe Tarn Lags Woods Tarn
Lank Rigg Tarn Launch Tarn
Leaves Tarn Lily Tarn
Long Moss Tarn (Torver Common) Loughrigg Tarn
Malham Tarn Moss Eccles Tarn
Muncaster Tarn Potter Tarn
Red Screes Tarn Red Tarn
Sand Tarn Seagull Tarn
Seathwaite Tarn Silver Howe Tarn
Skeggles Water Tarn Small Water Tarn
Snipeshow Tarn Sprinkling Tarn
Stickle Tarn Styhead Tarn
Talkin Tarn Tarn Hows
Tewitt Tarn Wansfell Tarn
Watendlath Tarn Wise Een Tarn
Yew Tree Tarn

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