Northern Limestone 
by Alan James, Mark Glaister and Chris Craggs
Published July 2004 - Sold out February 2010
Northern Limestone was the most comprehensive guide ever published to limestone in England – it weighed in at 384 pages and covered every major limestone crag between Dove Dale in the south, and Chapel Head Scar in the north, with over 2500 routes described in detail. It sold for 6 years and sold out in February 2010.
Next Print Edition - Northern Limestone sold much faster than we originally anticipated and it has now sold out. At present we probably won't be able to produce a new edition until early 2011 and we do anticipate an information gap for Peak Limestone. Yorkshire Limestone will still be served by the current YMC guide.
Crags included
Links take you to the correct section of the Rockfax Route Database.
Peak Limestone - Stoney Middleton, Horseshoe Quarry, Harpur Hill, Staden Quarry, Chee Dale Upper, Chee Dale Lower, Raven Tor, Water-cum-Jolly, Ravensdale, Taddington, Rhienstor, Aldery Cliff, Wolfscote Dale, Thor's Cave, Beeston Tor, Dove Dale, Harborough Rocks, Halldale Quarry, Pic Tor, High Tor, Wild Cat, Willersley.
Yorkshire Limestone - Trollers Gill, Loup Scar, Dib Scar, Kilnsey, Blue Scar, Yew Cogar, Malham, Gordale, Attermire, Giggleswick South, Giggleswick North, Robin Proctor's Scar, Trow Gill.
South Lakes Limestone - Scout Scar, Chapel Head Scar, Millside Scar, Humphrey Head, Trowbarrow.
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Peak Lime Extra 
by Alan James and Chris Craggs
Published - July 2004 (version 1.10)
Price - FREE - 
This small MiniGuide was intended to supplement the coverage given by the 2004 Northern Limestone Rockfax (now sold out). It contains 8 crags from the Peak Area which didn't quite make the cut for inclusion in the 2004 book, however they do contain some worthwhile climbing. 
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