Of course, no one is going to argue for reinstating the patchwork of lines that once existed north of Aberdeen, or suggest that we will ever regain the size of the network before Beeching wielded his axe.
Sections of paved highway existed north of Snow Hill, from Ironshire to Berlin, and from Berlin to the northern terminus of present MD 818 by 1910.
In 1895, Burnham oversaw and led the Northern Territories British South Africa Exploration Company expedition that first established for the British South Africa Company that major copper deposits existed north of the Zambezi in North-Eastern Rhodesia.
In addition, according to genetic data, Acer rubrum likely existed north of their Pleistocene pollen-based range limits, but, it is not yet known if the same applies to A. saccharum [ 21].
I'm a native New Yorker, and the schisms in my home state have always existed just north of the Bronx, past Westchester County.
While local trains had existed previously north of Trondheim, the services south to Oppdal were all new in an area which was previously only served by intercity and night trains.
Many of the government offices that exist in the north of England and Scotland were products of the dispersal policy he supported during the 1960s and 70s.
It was still shaping both our maps and our mental geography in 1852, when one of Mercator's most influential successors, the German cartographer August Petermann, averred, "It is a well-known fact that there exists to the North of the Siberian coast and, at a comparatively short distance from it, a sea open at all seasons".
The Northern Celestial Masters type of the Way of the Celestial Master Daoist movement existed in the north of China during the Southern and Northern Dynasties.
A Carrington Hall, seat of the Carrington family (descended from William de Caryngton) once existed to the north of Carrington Moss, at the junction formed by the modern-day A6144 and B5158 roads.
