Harehill

Harehill is a place name of British origin, commonly found in the northern regions of England, particularly Yorkshire. It is typically understood to denote a hill or elevated area frequented by hares. The name combines the Old English word "hara" (hare) with "hyll" (hill). Therefore, Harehill literally translates to "hare hill."

Geographical locations named Harehill often reflect the historical presence of hare populations in the area, making the name an indicator of local fauna and landscape. While the precise history and significance of each individual Harehill location can vary, the underlying meaning remains consistent. It is not usually associated with specific historical events of national importance, but instead points to a local ecological characteristic.

The name Harehill can be found in various forms on maps and in local records, sometimes with minor spelling variations.