British National Grid References
| Western end | Eastern end | |
|---|---|---|
| SU366566 | SU378565 | West Hampshire |
| SU042192 | SU133210 | Bokerley Dyke, Martin, Hampshire |
| SU007205 | SU145234 | Grim's Ditch, Dorset and Hampshire |
| SP359184 | SP426183 | North Oxfordshire |
| SU608882 | SU673872 | South Oxfordshire |
| SU4284 | SU6487 | West Berkshire |
| SU834977 | TL025085 | Chilterns |
| TQ114904 | TQ141929 | Harrow |
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