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Gazetteer.Doc Revised from 10/03/02 Save No. 91 Printed 10/03/02 10:33 AM Gazetteer.doc Revised From 10/03/02 Gazetteer compiled by E J Wiseman Abbots Ann SU 3243 Bighton Lane Watercress Beds SU 5933 Abbotstone Down SU 5836 Bishop's Dyke SU 3405 Acres Down SU 2709 Bishopstoke SU 4619 Alice Holt Forest SU 8042 Bishops Sutton Watercress Beds SU 6031 Allbrook SU 4521 Bisterne SU 1400 Allington Lane Gravel Pit SU 4717 Bitterne (Southampton) SU 4413 Alresford Watercress Beds SU 5833 Bitterne Park (Southampton) SU 4414 Alresford Pond SU 5933 Black Bush SU 2515 Amberwood Inclosure SU 2013 Blackbushe Airfield SU 8059 Amery Farm Estate (Alton) SU 7240 Black Dam (Basingstoke) SU 6552 Ampfield SU 4023 Black Gutter Bottom SU 2016 Andover Airfield SU 3245 Blackmoor SU 7733 Anton valley SU 3740 Blackmoor Golf Course SU 7734 Arlebury Lake SU 5732 Black Point (Hayling Island) SZ 7599 Ashlett Creek SU 4603 Blashford Lakes SU 1507 Ashlett Mill Pond SU 4603 Blendworth SU 7113 Ashley Farm (Stockbridge) SU 3730 Bordon SU 8035 Ashley Manor (Stockbridge) SU 3830 Bossington SU 3331 Ashley Walk SU 2014 Botley Wood SU 5410 Ashley Warren SU 4956 Bourley Reservoir SU 8250 Ashmansworth SU 4157 Boveridge SU 0714 Ashurst SU 3310 Braishfield SU 3725 Ash Vale Gravel Pit SU 8853 Brambridge SU 4622 Avington SU 5332 Bramley Camp SU 6559 Avon Castle SU 1303 Bramshaw Wood SU 2516 Avon Causeway SZ 1497 Bramshill (Warren Heath) SU 7759 Avon Tyrrell SZ 1499 Bramshill Common SU 7562 Backley Plain SU 2106 Bramshill Police College Lake SU 7560 Baddesley Common SU 3921 Bramshill Rubbish Tip SU 7561 Badnam Creek (River Hamble) SU 4808 Bramshott Common SU 8633 Badshot Lea Gravel Pit SU 8649 Bransbury Common SU 4141 Baffins Pond (Portsmouth) SU 6601 Bratley SU 2208 Bartley SU 3012 Bricksbury Hill SU 8349 Barton-on-Sea SZ 2392 Broadlands Estate SU 3520 Barton Stacey SU 4340 Broadlands Lake SU 3516 Basingstoke Old Sewage Farm SU 6452 Brockenhurst SU 3002 Bassett (Southampton) SU 4216 Brockley Warren SU 4236 Baughurst SU 5860 Brook Wood SU 2614 Beacon Hill (Highcleree) SU 4557 Broomy Plain SU 2010 Beacon Hill (Warnford) SU 6022 Broomy Walk SU 2010 Beaulieu Abbey SU 3802 Broughton SU 3132 Beaulieu Estuary SZ 4298 Broughton Down SU 2932 Beaulieu Heath (East) SU 4005 Brown Candover SU 5739 Beaulieu Heath (West) SU 3500 Browndown SZ 5899 Beaulieu Mill Pond SU 3802 Browndown Rubbish Tip SZ 5799 Bedhampton Rubbish Tip SU 7005 Brownhill Inclosure SZ 2399 Belmore House (Upham) SU 5521 Brownwich SU 5103 Bentley SU 7844 Brownwich Cliffs SU 5103 Bentworth SU 6640 Broxhead Common SU 8037 Bere Mill SU 4748 Breamore SU 1517 Bickerley Common SU 1404 Buckland (Portsmouth) SU 6501 Bickton SU 1412 Bucklers Hard SU 4100 Bighton SU 6134 Budds Sewage Farm SU 7005 486 Save No. 91 Printed 10/03/02 10:33 AM Gazetteer.doc Revised From 10/03/02 Bullington SU 4641 Crookham Sewage Farm SU 8252 Burghclere SU 4661 Crow SU 1603 Buriton Rubbish Tip SU 7320 Culverley Farm (Beaulieu) SU 3604 Burley Lawn SU 2203 Curbridge SU 5211 Burley Old Inclosure SU 2404 Cut Bridge (Milford-on-Sea) SZ 2990 Bury Marshes SU 3811 Damerham SU 1016 Butser Hill SU 7120 Danebury SU 3237 Cadland SZ 4699 Danes Stream (Milford-on-Sea) SZ 2792 Cadland Creek SU 4505 Darby Green SU 8360 Cadland Estate SZ 4699 Dean (Alresford) SU 5833 Cadnam SU 2913 Dean Hill SU 2425 Caesar's Belt SU 4853 Denmead SU 6611 Calshot SU 4802 Denny Lodge Inclosure SU 3404 Calshot Spit SU 4802 Denny Wood SU 3305 Camp Farm (Aldershot) SU 8752 Dibden Bay SU 4008 Canoe Lake (Portsmouth) SZ 6498 Dilton Farm (Brockenhurst) SU 3300 Carter's Clay SU 3024 Dogmersfield Lake SU 7551 Casbrook Common Rubbish Tip SU 3525 Dogmersfield Park SU 7651 Castle Farm (Warblington) SU 7205 Downton SU 1821 Cemetary Lake (Southampton) SU 4114 Drayton SU 6705 Chalton SU 7316 Droxford Mill SU 6018 Chandlers Ford SU 4321 Dummer SU 5846 Charity Down Farm (Longstock) SU 3438 Dunley (Whitchurch) SU 4553 Charlton Gravel Pit (Andover) SU 3446 Dur Hill Down SU 1901 Chawton SU 7037 Dur Wood SU 5523 Chawton Park SU 7037 East Aston SU 4345 Cheesefoot Head SU 5327 East Boldre SU 3700 Cheriton SU 5828 East Cosham SU 6605 Cherque (Gosport) SU 5701 East Hayling SU 7302 Chickenhall Sewage Farm SU 4618 Eastleigh SU 4419 Chidden Down SU 6619 Eastleigh Railway Yard SU 4518 Chilbolton SU 3939 Eastleigh Sewage Farm SU 4618 Chilcomb SU 5028 East Liss SU 7827 Chilland SU 5232 East Meon SU 6722 Chilton Candover SU 5940 Eastney SZ 6799 Chilworth Manor SU 4018 Eastney Point SZ 6899 Church Crookham SU 8152 Eastney Sewage Outfall SZ 6899 Clanfield SU 6916 Eastoke Car Park SZ 7598 Closewood Farm (Denmead) SU 6610 Easton SU 5132 Colbury SU 3410 East Tytherley SU 2929 Coldrey Park (Bentley) SU 7743 East Wellow SU 3020 Cole Henley SU 4641 East Winner Bank SZ 6998 Combe SY 3960 East Worldham SU 7438 Compton Down SU 4525 Ecchinswell SU 5059 Copythorne Common SU 3015 Efford Rubbish Tip SZ 3192 Corhampton SU 6020 Eling SU 3612 Cosham SU 6505 Eling Great Marsh SU 3712 Cowplain SU 6911 Eling Tide Mill SU 3612 Crab Wood SU 4329 Ellingham Lake (Blashford) SU 1408 Cracknore Hard SU 4011 Ellisfield SU 6345 Cranbury Park SU 4423 Elvetham Park SU 7856 Cranesmoor SU 1902 Emer Bog (North Baddesley) SU 3921 Cranmer Pond (Woolmer Forest) SU 7932 Embley Park SU 3220 Crawley SU 4234 Emery Down SU 2808 Creech Farm (Denmead) SU 6310 Empshott SU 7531 Crockford Bridge SZ 3599 Emsworth SU 7406 Crondall SU 7948 Emsworth Channel SU 7402 Crookham SU 7952 Enham Alamein SU 3649 487 Save No. 91 Printed 10/03/02 10:33 AM Gazetteer.doc Revised From 10/03/02 Enham Cross Roads SU 3648 Grateley Station SU 2641 Eversley Church SU 7760 Greatbridge (Romsey) SU 3522 Eversley Gravel Pit SU 7662 Great Litchfield Down SU 4755 Ewhurst Pond SU 5757 Great Salterns Lake (Portsmouth) SU 6701 Ewshot SU 8149 Gritnam Wood SU 2806 Exbury SU 4200 Greywell SU 7151 Exton SU 6120 Hale SU 1918 Eyeworth Wood SU 2215 Half Moon Common SU 2916 Faccombe SU 3958 Hamble SU 4807 Fair Oak Sand Pit SU 4918 Hamble Airfield SU 4707 Fareham SU 5706 Hamble Common SU 4806 Fareham Creek SU 5805 Hamble Estuary SU 4805 Farley Mount SU 4029 Hamble Spit SU 4805 Farlington Marshes SU 6804 Hamer Warren Sand Pit SU 1210 Farnborough SU 8754 Hampton Ridge SU 1913 Farnborough Airfield SU 8552 Hancomb Bottom (Morestead) SU 5125 Farringdon SU 7135 Harbridge SU 1410 Fawley SU 4503 Hardway (Gosport) SU 6101 Fawley Down SU 5126 Harefield SU 4613 Fawley Pier SU 4704 Harewood Forest SU 3943 Fawley Power Station SU 4603 Harestock SU 4631 Fawley Reclamation SU 4801 Hartley Wespall SU 6958 Fawley Refinery SU 4504 Hartley Wintney SU 7656 Fawley Reservoir SU 4405 Harvest Slade Bottom SU 2106 Fernycroft SU 3605 Haslar Creek (Gosport) SZ 6299 Finkley SU 3848 Haslar Hospital (Gosport) SZ 6298 Fleet SU 8154 Hatchet Pond SU 3601 Fleet Pond SU 8255 Hatchet Moor SU 3500 Fletchers Thorns Inclosure SU 2604 Havant SU 7106 Fletchwood Lane (Ashurst) SU 3311 Havant Thicket SU 7110 Fordingbridge SU 1414 Hawkhill Inclosure SU 3502 Fort Brockhurst (Gosport) SU 5902 Hawkley SU 7429 Fort Elson (Gosport) SU 6001 Hawley Lake SU 8357 Fort Fareham Wood SU 5704 Hayling Bay SZ 7298 Fort Purbrook SU 6706 Hayling Island SU 7101 Fort Widley SU 6506 Hayling Oyster Beds SU 7102 Four Lanes End SU 7248 Hazel Down (Longstock) SU 3639 Four Marks SU 6734 Hazeley Down SU 5025 Frame Wood SU 3503 Hazeley Heath SU 7558 Freefolk Wood SU 4944 Headbourne Worthy Watercress Beds SU 4832 Frensham Great Pond SU 8440 Head Down (Buriton) SU 7319 Frensham Outlet Pond SU 8340 Headley SU 5162 Frimley Gravel Pit SU 8856 Heath Pond (Petersfield) SU 7522 Frith End SU 8039 Hedge End SU 4912 Fritham Plain SU 2213 Heckfield SU 7260 Froxfield SU 7025 Hen Wood (East Meon) SU 6522 Fullerton SU 3739 Hen Wood (Tunworth) SU 6647 Furzeley SU 6510 Highbridge SU 4621 Fyfield SU 2946 Highclere SU 4360 Gilkicker Point SZ 6097 Highfield (Southampton) SU 4214 Gilkicker Pond SZ 6097 Hightown (Ringwood) SU 1705 Godshill SU 1714 Highwood Reservoir SU 4616 Godshill Wood SU 1716 Hill Head SU 5402 Goleigh Wood SU 7131 Hillside Marsh SU 7550 Goodworth Clatford SU 3642 Hilsea Lines (Portsmouth) SU 6604 Goose Green Inclosure SU 8040 Hilsea Moat SU 6604 Gosport SU 6000 Hiltingbury SU 4322 Grange (Northington) SU 5636 Hinton Admiral SZ 2095 488 Save No. 91 Printed 10/03/02 10:33 AM Gazetteer.doc Revised From 10/03/02 HMS Daedalus (Lee-on-the-Solent) SU 5601 Langley (Fawley) SU 4401 HMS Dolphin (Gosport) SZ 6298 Langstone Channel SU 6901 Hocombe Plantation SU 4323 Langstone Harbour SU 6802 Holmsley SU 2200 Langstone Mill Pond SU 7105 Holmsley Gravel Pit SZ 2099 Lasham Airfield SU 6743 Holt Pound (Alice Holt Forest) SU 4481 Latchmore Bottom SU 1812 Hook (Warsash) SU 4905 Laverstoke SU 4948 Hook Links (Warsash) SU 4904 Leckford SU 3737 Hook Rubbish Tip (Warsash) SU 5105 Le Court (Greatham) SU 7631 Hordle SZ 2695 Lee (Nursling) SU 3617 Hordle Beach SZ 2791 Lee-on-the Solent SU 5500 Hordle Cliff SZ 2792 Leigh Park SU 7108 Horndean SU 7013 Lepe SZ 4598 Horsea Island (Portsmouth Harbour) SU 6304 Linbrook Lake (Blashford) SU 1506 Horsebridge SU 3430 Linkenholt SU 3558 Houghton SU 3432 Liphook SU 8431 Hucklesbrook SU 1509 Lisle Court lagoon SZ 3595 Hucklesbrook Gravel Pit SU 1510 Liss SU 7727 Hunton SU 4839 Liss Forest SU 7828 Hursley SU 4225 Little London (Andover) SU 3749 Hurst Beach SZ 3090 Lodge Farm (Odiham) SU 7452 Hurstbourne Tarrant SU 3853 Lodge Farm (Southwick) SU 6109 Hurstbourne Priors SU 4346 Long Down (Hambledon) SU 6619 Hurst Castle SZ 3189 Longdown (New Forest) SU 3508 Hurst Narrows SZ 3289 Long Island (Langstone Harbour) SU 7004 Hythe Pier SU 4208 Longmoor SU 7930 IBM Lake (Cosham) SU 6404 Longparish SU 4344
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