Hat
| Location | Locality | Coordinates (links to map & photo sources) |
OS grid reference |
| Hatch, Devon | Devon | 50.29° N 03.81° W | SX7146 |
| Hatch | Bedfordshire | 52.10° N 00.32° W | TL1547 |
| Hatch, Hampshire | Hampshire | 51.26° N 01.04° W | SU6752 |
| Hatcham | Lewisham | 51.47° N 00.05° W | TQ3576 |
| Hatch Beauchamp | Somerset | 50.97° N 02.99° W | ST3020 |
| Hatch Bottom | Hampshire | 50.92° N 01.33° W | SU4714 |
| Hatch End | Bedfordshire | 52.23° N 00.43° W | TL0761 |
| Hatch End | Harrow | 51.60° N 00.38° W | TQ1291 |
| Hatchet Gate | Hampshire | 50.80° N 01.47° W | SU3701 |
| Hatchet Green | Hampshire | 50.97° N 01.73° W | SU1919 |
| Hatch Farm Hill | West Sussex | 51.05° N 00.71° W | SU9029 |
| Hatch Green | Somerset | 50.96° N 02.99° W | ST3019 |
| Hatching Green | Hertfordshire | 51.79° N 00.36° W | TL1312 |
| Hatchmere | Cheshire | 53.23° N 02.67° W | SJ5571 |
| Hatch Warren | Hampshire | 51.22° N 01.14° W | SU6048 |
| Hatcliffe | North East Lincolnshire | 53.48° N 00.17° W | TA2100 |
| Hateley Heath | Sandwell | 52.53° N 02.00° W | SP0093 |
| Hatfield | Herefordshire | 52.22° N 02.60° W | SO5959 |
| Hatfield | Worcestershire | 52.14° N 02.19° W | SO8750 |
| Hatfield | Hertfordshire | 51.74° N 00.23° W | TL2207 |
| Hatfield | Doncaster | 53.57° N 01.00° W | SE6609 |
| Hatfield Broad Oak | Essex | 51.82° N 00.23° E | TL5416 |
| Hatfield Chase | Doncaster | 53.58° N 00.92° W | SE7110 |
| Hatfield Garden Village | Hertfordshire | 51.76° N 00.24° W | TL2109 |
| Hatfield Heath | Essex | 51.81° N 00.20° E | TL5215 |
| Hatfield Hyde | Hertfordshire | 51.78° N 00.20° W | TL2411 |
| Hatfield Peverel | Essex | 51.76° N 00.59° E | TL7911 |
| Hatfield Woodhouse | Doncaster | 53.56° N 00.97° W | SE6808 |
| Hatford | Oxfordshire | 51.64° N 01.52° W | SU3394 |
| Hatherden | Hampshire | 51.24° N 01.51° W | SU3450 |
| Hatherleigh | Devon | 50.81° N 04.07° W | SS5404 |
| Hatherley | Gloucestershire | 51.88° N 02.11° W | SO9221 |
| Hatherley Brook | Gloucestershire | 51.88° N 02.25° W | SO824205 |
| Hathern | Leicestershire | 52.79° N 01.25° W | SK5022 |
| Hatherop | Gloucestershire | 51.74° N 01.78° W | SP1505 |
| Hathersage | Derbyshire | 53.33° N 01.65° W | SK229815 |
| Hathersage Booths | Derbyshire | 53.31° N 01.64° W | SK2480 |
| Hathershaw | Oldham | 53.52° N 02.12° W | SD9203 |
| Hatherton | Cheshire | 53.01° N 02.46° W | SJ6947 |
| Hatherton | Staffordshire | 52.68° N 02.07° W | SJ9510 |
| Hatley St George | Cambridgeshire | 52.14° N 00.13° W | TL2851 |
| Hatson | Orkney Islands | 58.99° N 02.99° W | HY4312 |
| Hatt | Cornwall | 50.42° N 04.26° W | SX3961 |
| Hattersley | Tameside | 53.44° N 02.03° W | SJ9894 |
| Hatt Hill | Hampshire | 51.03° N 01.55° W | SU3126 |
| Hattingley | Hampshire | 51.12° N 01.08° W | SU6437 |
| Hatton | Warwickshire | 52.30° N 01.66° W | SP2367 |
| Hatton | Shropshire | 52.50° N 02.79° W | SO4690 |
| Hatton | Hillingdon | 51.46° N 00.43° W | TQ0975 |
| Hatton | Cheshire | 53.33° N 02.61° W | SJ5982 |
| Hatton | Cheshire | 53.33° N 02.60° W | SJ6082 |
| Hatton | Lincolnshire | 53.26° N 00.24° W | TF1776 |
| Hatton | Derbyshire | 52.86° N 01.68° W | SK2130 |
| Hatton | Aberdeenshire | 57.42° N 01.91° W | NK0537 |
| Hatton Grange | Shropshire | 52.63° N 02.35° W | SJ7604 |
| Hatton Heath | Cheshire | 53.14° N 02.82° W | SJ4561 |
| Hatton Hill | Surrey | 51.36° N 00.66° W | SU9364 |
| Hattonknowe | Scottish Borders | 55.70° N 03.22° W | NT2346 |
| Hatton of Fintray | Aberdeenshire | 57.23° N 02.26° W | NJ8416 |
| Hatton of Ogilvie | Angus | 56.58° N 03.01° W | NO3844 |
| Hatton Park | Northamptonshire | 52.30° N 00.71° W | SP8868 |
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Famous quotes containing the word hat:
“The story is told of a man who, seeing one of the thoroughbred stables for the first time, suddenly removed his hat and said in awed tones, “My Lord! The cathedral of the horse.””
—For the State of Kentucky, U.S. public relief program (1935-1943)
“Few colors last; with their eternal thirst, time and light suck on them, and they bleach the black doctor’s hat until it’s grey like a dunce’s cap.”
—Franz Grillparzer (1791–1872)
“A child who is not rigorously instructed in the matter of table manners is a child whose future is being dealt with cavalierly. A person who makes an admiral’s hat out of linen napkins is not going to be in wild social demand.”
—Fran Lebowitz (20th century)