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Listing the 3 full-circle rings which have 4 bells, and have a tenor weighing between 16 cwt and 20 cwt. Click on place name for fuller details.

| Plot all results on a map | Download as CSV (CC BY-SA 4.0) or as a county list (PDF) | Chart by tenor weight or tenor frequency | Summary by semitone bells, region or founder | List included bells | Download results as POIs for SatNav | at selected towers on BellBoard

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1Brough, Cumbria, S Michael (GF, T).
4, 17–1–24 (887 kg) in E. The heaviest ring of four bells.
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2East Quantoxhead, Somerset, Blessed Virgin Mary.
4, 17–0–8 (867 kg) in E. Only limited ringing allowed; tuning: 1-3,5 of 6.
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3Elsworth, Cambridgeshire, Holy Trinity (GF).
4, 16 cwt (~810 kg) in G. Tuning: (approx) 1-4 of 6.
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Showing all 3 full-circle rings
| Plot all results on a map | Download as CSV (CC BY-SA 4.0) or as a county list (PDF) | Chart by tenor weight or tenor frequency | Summary by semitone bells, region or founder | List included bells | Download results as POIs for SatNav | at selected towers on BellBoard
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