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Revision as of 16:36, 14 August 2021
Hormer Hundred is one of the hundreds of Berkshire. It is situated in the very north of the county, bounded to the south-east, east and north by the Thames, across which lies Oxfordshire; and on the west by Ock Hundred. It contains the town of Abingdon and part of the city of Oxford. Hormer Hundred had a population of 55,054 in 2011.
It comprises the ancient parishes of:
- Abingdon St Helen and St Nicholas
- Bagley Wood and Chandlings (ex. par.)
- Berry Mead (ex. par.)
- Bessels Leigh
- Cumnor
- North Hinksey
- Radley
- St Aldate (Grandpont tything)*
- Seacourt
- South Hinksey
- Sunningwell
- Wootton
- Wytham
*: Rest of parish in Oxfordshire.
| Hundreds of Berkshire |
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Beynhurst • Bray • Charlton • Compton • Cookham • Faircross • Faringdon • Ganfield • Hormer • Kintbury Eagle • Lambourn • Moreton • Ock • Reading • Ripplesmere • Shrivenham • Sonning • Theale • Wantage • Wargrave |
