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Ferryhill is a town and civil parish in County Durham, England, known for its historical ties to the coal mining industry.

Bishop Middleham, Ferryhill is a small town in County Durham with a population of around 8,857. The area developed around coal mining and now offers a quiet, rural setting close to larger towns such as Bishop Auckland and Durham.

Chilton, Ferryhill is a small town and civil parish in County Durham with a population of around 8,857. The area has a history linked to coal mining, which closed in 1968, and lies between several larger towns, offering a quiet, community‑focused living environment.

East Howle, Ferryhill sits in a rural setting of County Durham, close to the historic Clarence Railway route that once carried coal to the River Tees.

Ferryhill is a small town and civil parish in County Durham with a population of around 8,857. It grew around the coal mining industry in the 1900s and has a heritage linked to that era.

Rushyford is a village in County Durham, England, positioned between Darlington and Durham and close to Newton Aycliffe and Chilton. The village lies near the intersection of the A167 and A689 roads to its north‑east.

West Cornforth is a small village in County Durham, United Kingdom, offering a quiet rural setting.

Windlestone, Ferryhill is a small community within the town of Ferryhill in County Durham, with a modest population of about 8,857. The area is notable for Windlestone Hall, a mid‑16th‑century Elizabethan country house now a Grade II* listed building surrounded by 400 acres of parkland.