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Local Wildlife Sites Parish Name Area (Ha) Local Wildlife Site Habitat Easting Northing Alvescot Manor Farm Meadow 1.24 Meadow 427261.3958 204910.0044 Alvescot Willow Meadows 7.33 Wet Grassland 427192.9948 205966.5619 Asthall Minster Lovell Marsh 7.57 Marsh and grassland 431441.0646 211825.2449 Asthall Worsham Meadows 14.08 Meadowland 430368.6625 211066.1922 Asthall Foxhill Bottom, Asthall Leigh Valley 5.19 Bank of limestone grassland 430487.9521 211792.1944 Aston Bampton and Shifford Shifford Chimney Meadows 138.77 Meadowland 435929.041 200711.5462 Bladon Bladon Heath 97.26 Woodland -conifer, mixed 445493.0646 213818.2244 Brize Norton Hucks Copse 3.23 Ancient woodland 431693.0914 207557.0767 Bruern Taynton Bushes 48.48 422752.0152 216491.3892 Bruern Tangley Woods 28.1 Ancient woodland 423224.111 217201.516 Bruern Bruern Woods 34.48 Ancient woodland 426429.1311 219828.0141 Carterton Carterton school grassland 3.9 Limestone grassland 427402.8976 207347.1967 Cassington Acrey Pits 4.33 Marginal vegetation and willow 445678.21 211124.65 Cassington Burleigh Wood 38.72 Ancient Woodland 444369.2957 213545.5525 Cassington Cassington Gravel Pits South (Smiths Pits) 10.17 Wet Woodland 445035.1833 210054.5918 Cassington and Yarnton Cassington to Yarnton Gravel Pits 76.26 447239.94 210859.24 Charlbury Wigwell 4.72 Limstone grassland 435840.5798 220142.0443 Churchill Meadow at Besbury Lane 6.06 429534.5344 225212.6428 Combe Coombe Fen 0.21 Rare fen meadow habitat 440902.4784 214948.3209 Combe Bridgefield Bank & Brake 3.18 Woodland, Limestone grassland 438494.6732 216144.1386 Crawley Maggots Grove Wood 3.24 Wood 433689.9298 211319.0098 Crawley Limestone Bank near Crawley 0.79 Calcareous grassland 434177.43 211672.53 Crawley Manor Farm Meadow 6.86 Meadowland 433784.3687 211860.9547 Curbridge Crawley Marsh 6.11 Meadow 434035.6287 211355.7893 Ducklington Mouldens Wood and Davis Copse 25.8 Ancient woodland 434097.8707 207047.6525 Ducklington Barleypark Wood 20.88 Ancient woodland 434645.3427 206305.7848 Enstone Lidstone Bottom 15.64 River Glyme and adjacent areas 436597.59 224620.6 Enstone Valley near Chuch Enstone 4.03 Rare marshy grassland 437625.5613 225169.6451 Enstone Phalaris bed W. of Woodford Bridge 1.49 Extensive area of reedbed 437970.0647 224496.5478 Enstone Grassland near Chalford Oaks 0.77 Damp meadow 435036.2164 227017.936 Enstone Bank south of Cleveley 3.51 Grassland 439233.5296 223537.3723 Enstone Whiteways Quarry 2.11 Unimproved limestone grassland 441998.8654 224672.6574 Eynsham Long Mead 10.3 Lowland Meadow 444119.9486 208573.1458 Fawler Palmers Bank 0.1 437682.2296 217970.6758 Filkins and Broughton Poggs The Bog 2.87 Hay meadow 423424.2845 204232.2784 Finstock Langland Farm Meadows, Finstock 1.41 Neutral Grassland 436343.3141 216313.6401 Finstock Lady Grove 23.88 Ancient woodland 437699.42 216217.18 Finstock Topples Wood 17.83 Ancient woodland 437174.4328 216308.4216 Finstock Finstock Valley - 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