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bell cote

architecture

Also known as: cot

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comparison with belfry

In belfry
A bell cote, or cot, is a bell gable, or turret, a framework for hanging bells when there is no belfry. It may be attached to a roof ridge, as an extension of the gable, or supported by brackets against a wall.
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