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Wallington is a hundred of Surrey, in the north-east of the county. The majority of its area is now within the metropolitan conurbation.

In Surrey it is bounded by the hundreds of Brixton to the north, Kingston and Copthorne to the west, Reigate and Tandridge to the south. In the east its boundary is with the Bromley and Beckenham Hundred of Kent.

In 1831, the hundred was measured as of 36,470 acres in area.^[2]

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 '''Wallington''' is a hundred of [[Surrey]], in the north-east of the county. The majority of its area is now within the metropolitan conurbation.
-The hundred contains the historical parishes of [[Addington, Surrey|Addington]], [[Beddington]], [[Carshalton]], [[Chaldon]], [[Cheam]], [[Coulsdon]], [[Croydon]], [[Mitcham]], [[Morden]], [[Sanderstead]], [[Sutton, Surrey|Sutton]] and [[Woodmansterne]].<ref name=British>{{brithist|43046|The hundred of Wallington}}</ref>
+The hundred contains the ancient parishes of [[Addington, Surrey|Addington]], [[Beddington]], [[Carshalton]], [[Chaldon]], [[Cheam]], [[Coulsdon]], [[Croydon]], [[Mitcham]], [[Morden]], [[Sanderstead]], [[Sutton, Surrey|Sutton]] and [[Woodmansterne]].<ref name=British>{{brithist|43046|The hundred of Wallington}}</ref>
 In Surrey it is bounded by the hundreds of [[Brixton Hundred|Brixton]] to the north, [[Kingston Hundred|Kingston]] and [[Copthorne Hundred|Copthorne]] to the west, [[Reigate Hundred|Reigate]] and [[Tandridge Hundred|Tandridge]] to the south. In the east its boundary is with the [[Bromley and Beckenham Hundred]] of [[Kent]].