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143:Civil parish
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1946:Bennett End
1932:Wheeler End
1898:Bockmer End
1838:Winchbottom
1818:Handy Cross
1789:Moor Common
1750:Lacey Green
1744:Lacey Green
1714:Hunt's Hill
1694:Cryers Hill
1556:Kimble Wick
1532:Hampden Row
1409:Walters Ash
1370:Pitch Green
1365:Holly Green
1360:Forty Green
1290:Redland End
1270:Loosley Row
1236:Forty Green
1202:Micklefield
990:17 December
775:until 1995.
753:Thames Path
722:common land
664:, based in
523:Enid Blyton
377: /
121:5,320
2178:Categories
2072:Hawks Hill
2062:Bourne End
1975:Bolter End
1927:Piddington
1828:Sheepridge
1779:Ditchfield
1729:Widmer End
1699:Four Ashes
1600:Danesfield
1459:Chalkshire
1380:Saunderton
1355:Crownfield
1285:North Dean
1217:Totteridge
1036:3 February
940:References
837:St Dunstan
835:church of
798:specialist
796:which has
732:. It is a
726:floodplain
718:Cock Marsh
606:Green Belt
583:Maidenhead
480:Maidenhead
392:Bourne End
362:51°34′54″N
243:BOURNE END
205:South East
118:Population
100:Bourne End
45:Bourne End
2067:Cores End
1908:Medmenham
1892:Medmenham
1852:Horsenden
1760:Wardrobes
1688:Hughenden
1662:Hazlemere
1634:Hambleden
1619:Colstrope
1613:Hambleden
1571:Smoky Row
1484:North Lee
1428:Loudwater
1404:Bradenham
1398:Bradenham
1305:Whiteleaf
759:Education
666:Aylesbury
632:Community
593:to live.
591:commuters
564:Geography
468:Cores End
424:River Wye
420:Berkshire
365:0°42′48″W
299:Ambulance
239:Post town
61:Victorian
2019:Turville
2014:Southend
2009:Northend
2003:Turville
1995:Waterend
1956:The City
1877:Owlswick
1867:Longwick
1833:Well End
1794:Moor End
1784:Lane End
1768:Lane End
1654:Skirmett
1639:Mill End
1479:Nash Lee
1469:Dunsmore
1212:Terriers
865:Shopping
825:Anglican
819:Religion
622:Cliveden
618:farmland
511:Well End
134:SU895875
57:Georgian
2082:Wooburn
2077:Widmoor
2051:Wooburn
1951:Radnage
1940:Radnage
1774:Cadmore
1737:Ibstone
1719:Naphill
1680:Widmoor
1644:Parmoor
1624:Fingest
1489:Terrick
1441:Downley
1345:Bledlow
1260:Cadsden
1197:Cressex
969:21 June
829:St Mark
742:Cookham
685:Leisure
660:; and
658:Wooburn
558:Wooburn
464:Wooburn
441:Wooburn
430:History
400:Wooburn
346:England
221:England
215:Country
151:Wooburn
2126:Former
2038:Booker
1872:Meadle
1675:Hedsor
1669:Hedsor
1629:Frieth
1503:Fawley
1497:Fawley
1464:Coombe
1255:Askett
1250:Alscot
1230:Marlow
1013:
809:OFSTED
699:marina
626:Hedsor
569:Locale
488:Marlow
460:hamlet
453:wharfs
436:bourne
416:Marlow
396:parish
275:Police
197:Region
1857:Ilmer
1566:Marsh
1295:Speen
1207:Sands
1177:Towns
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