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The Derbyshire Peak DistrictThe highest peaks of the 1013 square miles of Derbyshire are in the north with Kingerscout, Bleaklow, and Shelf Moss all over 2000 feet above sea level, on the Yorkshire side the rivers the Wye, Goyt, Dane, Manifold, and Dove start there journey to the sea with the Mersey, Don, Trent, Erewash, and Derwent being the areas main drainage.The Tissington and High Peak Trails are former railway lines which now offer easy walking and cycling for all. Derbyshire is rich in abbeys, castles and old houses, and prehistoric stone circles and later Roman remains for those interested in the past to investigate on their travels.
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