Stainton Beck

Stainton Beck
St Sunday's Beck
Stainton Beck framed by the Lancaster Canal aqueduct tunnel
Location of the mouth within Cumbria
Location
CountryEngland
CountyCumbria
Physical characteristics
Mouth 
 • location
River Bela at Milnthorpe
 • coordinates
54°13′28″N 2°44′27″W / 54.2245°N 2.7407°W / 54.2245; -2.7407
Length23.6 km (14.7 mi)
Stainton Beck
 Source of St Sunday's Beck
 Source of Beehive Beck
 Fisher Tarn Reservoir
 bridge
  A684  Latterhowe Bridge
  A684  bridge
 bridge
 Source of Strickley Beck
 bridge
 site of Gill Mill
 Millholme Bridge
 site of Millholme Mill
 bridge
 bridge
 B6254 Beehive and Strickley Bridges
 B6254 St Sunday's Bridge
 Strickley Beck
 Beehive Beck
 site of Yarn Mill, Halfpenny
 site of Millbridge Mill
  A65  Mill Bridge
 Stainton Beck
 site of Stainton Mill
 Packhorse Bridge, Stainton
 bridge
 Lancaster Canal Stainton Aqueduct
 Stainton Bridge End Bridge
 Mill race to Viver Mill
 Tom Beck
  A591  bridge
 Viver Mill
 Catch Water
 Deepthwaite Bridge
 former Gatebeck Tramway bridge
 B6385 Rowell Bridge
 Peasey Beck
 River Bela

Stainton Beck is a watercourse in Cumbria, England. Its upper reaches are known as St. Sunday's Beck.

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