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Cleadon White Horse

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Cleadon White Horse is a painted horse hill figure on Cleadon Hills in South Tyneside, England, recorded before 1887 and unusual for not being chalk-cut.

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Where is the Cleadon White Horse?

The Cleadon White Horse is on Cleadon Hills in South Tyneside, England. It is a painted hill figure rather than a traditional chalk-cut horse.

Why is the Cleadon White Horse unusual?

It is unusual because the figure was painted instead of being cut into exposed chalk. The horse was recorded before 1887.

When was the Cleadon White Horse recorded?

The figure was recorded before 1887. Its painted construction distinguishes it from many chalk hill figures in southern England.

Is the Cleadon White Horse made from chalk?

No. It is a painted horse hill figure, which is why it differs from chalk-cut figures such as the Devizes White Horse.

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