"The City on Mallington Moor" by Lord Dunsany
"The City on Mallington Moor" by Lord Dunsany

All the places in this story, Lingwold, Mallington Moor, Uthering, all appear to be made up.

There is a village of Lingwood a bit east of Norwich in Norfolk county, but 'wold' means an upland area, typically a moor, which is quite different from a wood, so clearly the one is not a substitute for the other.

Uther, of course, is famously the father of King Arthur, but there's no place named Uthering that I can find.