About Baggrow
Baggrow is a small settlement located in the county of Cumbria, in the north of England. It lies within the historic boundaries of the former Allerdale district, and is situated near the border with Northumberland. The area is predominantly rural, with open countryside and rolling hills typical of the region. Baggrow is part of the CA7 postcode area, which covers a wide rural stretch of northern Cumbria. The village is not marked on most modern maps, and its presence is largely defined by local knowledge and historical records. It is situated close to the A689 road, which connects the region to nearby towns and villages. The landscape around Baggrow is characterised by farmland and moorland, with a few scattered dwellings. The area has a long history of agricultural use, and the surrounding countryside offers opportunities for walking and quiet countryside exploration.