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This category lists websites for the parish named after Claife Heights rising from the west bank of  Lake Windermere.

The west boundary of the parish is the east bank of  Esthwaite Water,
and Cunsey Beck which flows into Windermere, to the southern tip of the parish boundary with Satterthwaite.
In the south, the main settlements are Near Sawrey and Far Sawrey, from where a ferry crosses the lake to Bowness-on-Windermere.
A steep rising forest occupies the north bank, before the hamlets and bays of High Wray and Low Wray,where Claife meets the parish boundary with  Skelwith.
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Claife Parish Council
Local administration, with plans, records of meetings, councillors' contacts, news and location.
Near and Far Sawrey
Resource for the villages south of Esthwaite Water, and west of Lake Windermere. Includes information on St Peters Church, Sawrey Institute, local events, attractions and places to stay, with links to the council and Braithwaite Hall.
Claife Parish Council
Local administration, with plans, records of meetings, councillors' contacts, news and location.
Near and Far Sawrey
Resource for the villages south of Esthwaite Water, and west of Lake Windermere. Includes information on St Peters Church, Sawrey Institute, local events, attractions and places to stay, with links to the council and Braithwaite Hall.
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February 25, 2026 at 15:49:11 UTC
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