County Durham is a maritime county in the northeast, covering an area of approximately one thousand and fifteen square miles. The western region is covered in moorland, the coast broken by cliffs, and hills make up the majority of the landscape. Evidence of the Roman occupation litter the countryside, while both Durham Castle (and its phantom grey, shadowy figure) and Durham Cathedral (with the 'Passage of Horror') have been declared a World Heritage site.

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