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This category contains 10 sites:

• Cockermouth Mountain Rescue Team - The official mountain rescue team covering the Buttermere, Ennerdale, Lorton and Loweswater valley areas of the Lake District.
• Cumbria Ore Mine Rescue Unit - COMRU provides a specialist underground rescue service. Information also about training dates and locations for all Cumbrian rescue teams.
• Furness Mountain Rescue Team - The Team operates primarily in south Cumbria, particularly the Furness and Cartmel peninsulas, the Duddon Valley, Kirkby Moor and Grizdale and regularly assist the busier central Lake District Teams.
• Keswick Mountain Rescue Team - The mountain rescue team is responsible for rescues in the northern Lake District.
• Lake District Search and Mountain Rescue Association - The umbrella body for the 13 mountain rescue teams in Cumbria. Teams are largely autonomous, but LDSAMRA coordinates the development of operational matters such as radio communications and insurance, as well as the day to day running of an efficient, volu
• Langdale and Ambleside Mountain Rescue Team - The work of the Langdale and Ambleside Mountain Rescue Team in the English Lake District.
• Millom Fell Rescue Team - Providing a voluntary mountain search and rescue service to South West Cumbria Registered Charity : 1069439. MFRT is one of the thirteen mountain rescue teams covering the English Lake District.
• Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team - The official mountain rescue team covering 140 square km of the highest land in England centred on the Patterdale area.
• Penrith Mountain Rescue Team - Covers an area of operation some 2500 sq. km of the Northern English Lake District and Pennines. It takes in Cross Fell, High Cup Nick and the North Pennines and a considerable stretch of the Pennine Way.
• Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team - Information about the mountain rescue team from Wasdale - home of England's highest mountain - Scafell Pike.