BIRCHCLIFFE
Burstcliffe (1608), Barstcliffe (1634), Burscliffe (1638), Birkscliff Shroggs (1776)
meaning 'Landslip Banks' 'BYRST CLIFF'

BURLEES
Burlghes (1393), Burelees (1643)
meaning 'clearing near the cottage' 'BUR LEAH'

COLDEN
Coldenynge (1439), Coldenstokkbridge (1514), Colden (1541), Colden Banck (1575)
meaning possibly 'Cold Valley' or 'The place where charcoal was burnt'

FALLING ROYD
Falgerode (1250), Fallougherode (1387), fallandrode (1403),  Falgynroyd (1491),
Fallonroid (1644), Fallingroide (1657)
meaning 'land broken up for cultivation'

HANGING ROYD
Hynganroyde (1571), Hingingroyde (1634), Hanging Royd (1665)
meaning 'steep clearing'

HEBDEN BRIDGE
Hepdenbryge / brigge (1399), Heptenbridge (1508), Hebdenbrigge (1638)
meaning 'the bridge across  Hebden Water'
THE MEANING COULD ALSO REFER TO THE FACT
THAT THE BRIDGE IS THE ACCESS TO HEPTONSTALL

HEPTONSTALL
Heptonstall (1253), Hebtonstall (1361), Hemsall (1695), Hepenstall (1798)
meaning 'Hip or Dog-Rose farmstead'
another possible meaning is 'Hebden Stable'

LUDDENDEN FOOT
Luddingdeneforth (1307), Luddendenfoote (1601), Luddington Foote (1640)
meaning 'Ford near Luddenden'

MAY ROYD
Meherrode (1435), Meyrode (1530), Mayroide (1531), Meroyde (1536), Mairoide (1643)
meaning 'May's Clearing'
May could mean Matthew or Maiden

MIDGLEY
Micleie (1086), Miggelay / ley(1235), Mydg(e)ley (1536)
meaning 'midge infested clearing near a glade'

MYTHOLM
Mythome (1615), Mithom (1635), Mytholm (1771)
meaning 'at the river mouths' (where the Colden meets the Calder)

MYTHOLMROYD
Mithomrode (1286-1323), Mythumrode (1309), Mythom(e)royd(e) (1478),
Mithamroyd (1594), Mytholmroyd(e) (1622)
meaning 'the clearing near the river mouths'