Strip Parishes in England
(This list is currently incomplete)
| County | Strip Parish | Detached Hamlet / Parish | County | Strip Parish | Detached Hamlet / Parish | County | Strip Parish | Detached Hamlet / Parish | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bedfordshire | Eaton Bray | Hertfordshire | Ridge | Sussex | Arundel | ||||||
| Toddington | Shenley | Ditchling | |||||||||
| Totternhoe | Tring | Coleshill, Bucks | Lewes | ||||||||
| Berkshire | Boxford | Wigginton | Lodsworth | ||||||||
| East Garston | Oxfordshire | Aston Rowant | Stokenchurch | Midhurst | |||||||
| East Shefford | Checkendon | Petworth | |||||||||
| Welford | Chinnor | Steyning | |||||||||
| Buckinghamshire | Aston Clinton | St Leonards | Ipsden | Wiltshire | Charlton | ||||||
| Bledlow | Kingston Bagpuize | Fittleton | |||||||||
| Buckland | Buckland Common | Lewknor | Ackhampstead, Bucks | ||||||||
| Drayton Beauchamp | Cholesbury | Mongewell | |||||||||
| Great Kimble | Little Kimble, Ellesborough | Newnham Murren | |||||||||
| Horsenden | Nuffield | ||||||||||
| Marsworth | Hawridge | Pyrton | Stonor | ||||||||
| Monks Risborough | Shirburn | ||||||||||
| Pitstone | South Stoke | Woodcote | |||||||||
| Princes Risborough | Watlington | Warmscombe | |||||||||
| Saunderton | Surrey | Ewell | |||||||||
| Stoke Mandeville | The Hamdens, part of | Leigh | Banstead | ||||||||
| Taplow | Penn | Oxted | |||||||||
| Weston Turville | |||||||||||
| The Lee | |||||||||||
| Devon | Lympstone | ||||||||||
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