Hay
| Location | Locality | Coordinates (links to map & photo sources) |
OS grid reference |
| Hay | Cornwall | 50.49° N 04.86° W | SW9770 |
| Haybridge | Somerset | 51.21° N 02.67° W | ST5346 |
| Haybridge | Shropshire | 52.35° N 02.53° W | SO6473 |
| Haybridge | Shropshire | 52.69° N 02.48° W | SJ6711 |
| Hayden | Gloucestershire | 51.90° N 02.14° W | SO9023 |
| Haydock | St Helens | 53.45° N 02.66° W | SJ5696 |
| Haydon | Somerset | 51.00° N 03.07° W | ST2523 |
| Haydon | Somerset | 51.22° N 02.60° W | ST5848 |
| Haydon | Dorset | 50.93° N 02.47° W | ST6715 |
| Haydon | Swindon | 51.59° N 01.82° W | SU1288 |
| Haydon | Bath and North East Somerset | 51.27° N 02.46° W | ST6853 |
| Haydon Bridge | Northumberland | 54.97° N 02.25° W | NY8464 |
| Haydon Wick | Swindon | 51.58° N 01.81° W | SU1387 |
| Haye | Cornwall | 50.49° N 04.34° W | SX3469 |
| Hayes | Bromley | 51.37° N 00.01° E | TQ4066 |
| Hayes | Hillingdon | 51.50° N 00.43° W | TQ0980 |
| Hayes | Staffordshire | 53.13° N 01.88° W | SK0860 |
| Hayes End | Hillingdon | 51.52° N 00.44° W | TQ0882 |
| Hayes Knoll | Wiltshire | 51.60° N 01.85° W | SU1090 |
| Hayes Town | Hillingdon | 51.50° N 00.41° W | TQ1080 |
| Hayfield | Derbyshire | 53.38° N 01.95° W | SK0387 |
| Hay Field | Doncaster | 53.48° N 01.03° W | SK6499 |
| Hayfield | Fife | 56.11° N 03.17° W | NT2792 |
| Haygate | Shropshire | 52.68° N 02.53° W | SJ6410 |
| Haygrass | Somerset | 50.98° N 03.09° W | ST2321 |
| Hay Green | Hertfordshire | 52.00° N 00.04° W | TL3436 |
| Hay Green | Essex | 51.67° N 00.31° E | TL6000 |
| Hay Green | Norfolk | 52.73° N 00.27° E | TF5418 |
| Hayhill | East Ayrshire | 55.41° N 04.43° W | NS4616 |
| Hayhillock | Angus | 56.56° N 02.78° W | NO5242 |
| Haylands | Isle of Wight | 50.71° N 01.17° W | SZ5891 |
| Hayle | Cornwall | 50.17° N 05.31° W | SW637354 |
| Hayle | Cornwall | 50.18° N 05.43° W | SW5537 |
| Hayley Green | West Midlands | 52.43° N 02.08° W | SO9482 |
| Hayling Island | Hampshire | 50.81° N 00.97° W | SU723021 |
| Hay Mills | Birmingham | 52.45° N 01.83° W | SP1184 |
| Haymoor End | Somerset | 51.02° N 02.99° W | ST3025 |
| Haymoor Green | Cheshire | 53.04° N 02.47° W | SJ6850 |
| Hayne | Devon | 50.85° N 03.59° W | SS8807 |
| Haynes | Bedfordshire | 52.06° N 00.41° W | TL0942 |
| Haynes Church End | Bedfordshire | 52.05° N 00.42° W | TL0841 |
| Haynes West End | Bedfordshire | 52.04° N 00.45° W | TL0640 |
| Hay-on-Wye | Powys | 52.07° N 03.13° W | SO2242 |
| Hayscastle | Pembrokeshire | 51.88° N 05.06° W | SM8925 |
| Haysford | Pembrokeshire | 51.84° N 05.02° W | SM9221 |
| Hayshead | Angus | 56.56° N 02.58° W | NO6442 |
| Hayston | East Dunbartonshire | 55.93° N 04.17° W | NS6473 |
| Haystoun | Scottish Borders | 55.63° N 03.19° W | NT2538 |
| Hay Street, Hertfordshire | Hertfordshire | 51.91° N 00.01° E | TL3926 |
| Haythorne | Dorset | 50.86° N 01.95° W | SU0307 |
| Hayton | Cumbria | 54.90° N 02.78° W | NY5057 |
| Hayton | Cumbria | 54.75° N 03.40° W | NY1041 |
| Hayton | East Riding of Yorkshire | 53.89° N 00.75° W | SE8245 |
| Hayton | Nottinghamshire | 53.34° N 00.91° W | SK7284 |
| Hayton | City of Aberdeen | 57.16° N 02.11° W | NJ9308 |
| Hayton's Bent | Shropshire | 52.41° N 02.72° W | SO5180 |
| Haytor Vale | Devon | 50.57° N 03.73° W | SX7777 |
| Haytown | Devon | 50.90° N 04.30° W | SS3814 |
| Haywards Heath | West Sussex | 51.00° N 00.10° W | TQ3324 |
| Haywood | Doncaster | 53.60° N 01.12° W | SE5812 |
| Haywood, South Lanarkshire | South Lanarkshire | 55.76° N 03.64° W | NS9754 |
| Haywood Oaks | Nottinghamshire | 53.08° N 01.10° W | SK6055 |
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Famous quotes containing the word hay:
“We found it at last, an’ a little shed
Where they shut up the lamb at night.
We looked in an’ seen them huddled thar,
So warm an’ sleepy an’ white;
An’ THAR sot Little Breeches an’ chirped,
As peart as ever you see,
“I wants a chaw of terbacky,
An’ that’s what’s the matter of me.””
—John Milton Hay (1838–1905)
“And, by the way, who estimates the value of the crop which nature yields in the still wilder fields unimproved by man? The crop of English hay is carefully weighed, the moisture calculated, the silicates and the potash; but in all dells and pond-holes in the woods and pastures and swamps grows a rich and various crop only unreaped by man.”
—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)
“All who think cannot but see there is a sanction like that of religion which binds us in partnership in the serious work of the world.”
—John Milton Hay (1838–1905)