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'''Ibthorpe''' is a village in the north of [[Hampshire]], immediately north of [[Hurstbourne Tarrant]] on the [[Bourne Rivulet]].
'''Ibthorpe''' is a village in the north of [[Hampshire]], immediately north-west of and essentially attached to [[Hurstbourne Tarrant]] on the [[Bourne Rivulet|River Swift]].


The name of Ibthorpe is believed to be from the Old English ''Inbban þorp'', meaning means, "Ibba's village".
The name of Ibthorpe is believed to be from the Old English ''Inbban þorp'', meaning "Ibba's village".


Most houses in the hamlet stand around a central horseshoe-shaped road, with some extending toward neighbouring Hurstbourne Tarrant.
Most houses in the hamlet stand around a central horseshoe-shaped road, with some extending toward neighbouring Hurstbourne Tarrant.

Latest revision as of 13:10, 12 October 2022

Ibthorpe
Hampshire

Ibthorpe House
Location
Grid reference: SU377537
Location: 51°16’54"N, 1°27’35"W
Data
Post town: Andover
Postcode: SP11
Local Government
Council: Test Valley
Parliamentary
constituency:
North West Hampshire

Ibthorpe is a village in the north of Hampshire, immediately north-west of and essentially attached to Hurstbourne Tarrant on the River Swift.

The name of Ibthorpe is believed to be from the Old English Inbban þorp, meaning "Ibba's village".

Most houses in the hamlet stand around a central horseshoe-shaped road, with some extending toward neighbouring Hurstbourne Tarrant.

Pictures

("Wikimedia Commons" has material
about Ibthorpe)

Outside links

References