West Cumbria - Town and Rural Churches
Holm Cultram Abbey
Whitehaven - St James
Gosforth - St Mary
Irton - St Paul
| Allonby | Christ Church |
| Aspatria | St Kentigern |
| Brigham | St Bridget |
| Broughton Moor | St Columba |
| Camerton | St Peter |
| Cross Canonby | St John the Evangelist |
| Dearham | St Mungo (St Kentigern) |
| Distington | Holy Spirit |
| Flimby | St Nicholas |
| Gilcrux | St Mary |
| Great Broughton | Christ Church |
| Harrington | St Mary |
| Hayton (Allonby) | St James |
| Holme St Cuthbert | St Cuthbert |
| Maryport | St Mary |
| Maryport | Christ Church |
| Maryport (Netherton) | All Souls |
| Mealsgate | All Hallows old church |
| Mealsgate | All Hallows |
| Plumbland | St Cuthbert |
| Seaton | St Paul |
| Silloth | Christ Church |
| Silloth - Causewayhead | St Paul |
| Torpenhow | St Michael |
| Westnewton | St Matthew |
| Workington | St John |
| Workington | St Michael |
| Workington (West Seaton) | Holy Trinity |
| Workington (Westfield) | St Mary |
| Arlecdon | St Michael |
| Beckermet | St Bridget's old Church |
| Beckermet | St John |
| Bigrigg | St John |
| Boot Eskdale | St Catherine |
| Bootle | St Michael |
| Calder Bridge | St Bridget |
| Cleator | St Leonard |
| Cleator Moor | Wath Brow Mission |
| Cleator Moor | St John |
| Corney | St John the Baptist |
| Drigg | St Peter |
| Egremont | St Michael and St Mary |
| Ennerdale | St Mary |
| Eskdale | St Bega |
| Frizington | St Paul |
| Gosforth | St Mary |
| Haile | church |
| Hensingham | St John |
| Irton | St Paul |
| Lamplugh | St Michael |
| Moresby | St Bridget |
| Muncaster | St Michael |
| Nether Wasdale | St Michael & All Angels |
| Ponsonby | church |
| St Bees | St Bega's Priory |
| Seascale | St Cuthbert |
| Waberthwaite | St John the Evangelist |
| Wasdale Head | St Olaf |
| Whitbeck | St Mary |
| Whicham | St Mary |
| Whitehaven | St James |
| Whitehaven | St Nicholas |
| Whitehaven - Kells | St Peter |
| Whitehaven - Mirehouse | St Andrew |
| Cleator | St Mary |
| Whitehaven | St Begh |
| Workington | Our Lady & St Michael |
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