Otterburn, village, Northumberland, N England. It was the scene of a victory (1388) of the Scots over the English. The engagement, in which Sir Henry Percy was taken captive, is the subject of the English ballad "Chevy Chase" and the Scots ballad "Otterburn."
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- Otterburn, Northumberland
- Otterburn, North Yorkshire
- The Battle of Otterburn
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- Otterburn Park, Quebec
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