Highworth, Cricklade and Staple
Highworth, Cricklade and Staple is one of the hundreds of Wiltshire, situatedin the north of the county, adjacent to the borders with Gloucestershire and Berkshire. It is bounded to the north by Gloucestershire; to the east by Berkshire; to the south by Kingsbridge Hundred; and to the west by Malmesbury Hundred. There is a very short border with Elstub and Everley to the south-east. Additionally, the parish of Poulton forms a detached part of Highworth, Cricklade and Staple Hundred and Wiltshire, locally in Gloucestershire. The population in 2011 was 121,380, falling to 120,965 if detached parts are disregarded.
It comprises the ancient parishes of:
- Ashton Keynes
- Blunsdon St Andrew
- Coleshill (Lynt)*
- Cricklade St Mary & St Samson
- Eysey
- Hannington
- Highworth
- Inglesham (part)†
- Latton
- Liddiard Millicent
- Marston Meysey
- Poulton
- Purton
- Rodbourne Cheney
- Shorncote
- Somerford Keynes
- Stanton Fitzwarren
- Stratton St Margaret
*: Remainder in Berkshire.
†: Partly in Berkshire.
| Hundreds of Wiltshire |
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Alderbury • Amesbury • Bradford • Branch and Dole • Calne • Cawden and Cadworth • Chalk • Chippenham • Downton • Dunworth • Elstub and Everley • Frustfield • Heytesbury • Highworth, Cricklade and Staple • Kingsbridge • Kinwardstone • Malmesbury • Melksham • Mere • North Damerham • Potterne and Cannings • Ramsbury • Selkley • South Damerham • Swanborough • Underditch (including Salisbury) • Warminster • Westbury • Whorwelsdown |
