Tarraby is a small hamlet in Cumbria with a historic population of about 106 in 1870. It is designated as a conservation area, indicating a preserved rural character.
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Tarraby is a hamlet situated in the county of Cumbria, England, falling within the postal district CA 3 of Carlisle. According to the Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales, the settlement had a population of 106 around 1870, reflecting its modest size. The locality was designated as a conservation area in 1969, indicating that the character and appearance of the built environment are protected. The description identifies Tarraby as a hamlet, and the summary confirms its status within the Cumberland district of Cumbria. Residents and visitors can expect a quiet, rural setting typical of a small English hamlet, with historic features preserved under conservation status. The conservation designation suggests that any development or changes within the area are subject to planning controls aimed at preserving its traditional character.