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Latest revision as of 17:03, 21 January 2024
Alton Hundred is a hundred in Hampshire, situated in the east of the county, adjacent to the border with Sussex. It had a population of 33,922 in 2011, rising to 34,134 if detached parts are disregarded.
It contains the following ancient parishes:
*: Partly in Sussex.
†: Remainder in Surrey.
‡: Mostly in Selborne hundred.
| Hundreds of Hampshire |
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Alton • Andover • Barton Stacey • Basingstoke • Bermondspit • Bishop's Sutton • Bishop's Waltham • Bosmere • Bountisborough • Buddlesgate (including Soke of Winchester) • Christchurch • Chuteley • Crondall • East Medina • East Meon • Evingar • Fareham • Fawley • Finchdean • Fordingbridge • Hambledon • Holdshott • King's Somborne • Kingsclere • Mainsborough • Mansbridge (including Southampton) • Meonstoke • Micheldever • New Forest • Odiham • Overton • Pastrow • Portsdown (including Gosport & Portsmouth) • Redbridge • Ringwood • Selborne • Thorngate • Titchfield • West Medina • Wherwell |