Bosmere and Claydon
Bosmere and Claydon is a hundred in Suffolk, situated in the centre of the county. It is bounded by Cosford to the south-east; by Stow to the west; by Hartismere to the north; by Thredling to the north-east; by Carlford to the east; by Colneis to the south-east; and by Samford to the south. Including those parts of Ipswich east of the River Orwell, it had a population of 110,977 in 2011.
It contains the following ancient parishes:
- Akenham
- Ash Bocking
- Badley
- Barham
- Barking
- Needham
- Battisford
- Bayleham
- Bramford
- Bricett Great
- Claydon
- Coddenham with Crowfield
- Creeting St Mary with All Saints and St Olave
- Dormsden
- Earl Stonham
- Flowton
- Great Blakenham
- Gosbeck
- Helmingham
- Helmingstone
- Henley
- Little Blakenham
- Mickfield
- Nettlestead
- Offton
- Ringshall
- Somersham
- Stonham Aspal
- Stonham Parva
- Swilland
- Westerfield
- Whitton cum Thurlston
- Willisham
Additionally, those parts of Ipswich east of the River Orwell are locally situate in Bosmere and Claydon hundred.
Hundreds of Suffolk |
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Babergh • Blackbourn • Blything • Bosmere and Claydon • Carlford • Colneis • Cosford • Hartismere • Hoxne • Lackford • Loes • Mutford and Lothingland • Plomesgate • Risbridge • Samford • Stow • Thedwestry • Thingoe • Thredling • Wangford • Wilford |