Clifton and Compton
Parish in the County of Derbyshire
Etymology
This forms a detached parish in Morleyston and Litchurch Hundred. Part of the parish was transferred to Ashbourne in 1934.
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
Field
- Alders
- Banky Meadow
- Barn Close
- Bottom Close
- Bottoms
- Boundary Piece
- Brick Flatt
- Brick Kiln Close
- Bridge Close
- Broad Close
- Brook Close and Brook Meadow
- Broom Close
- Broomy Close
- Browns Lane
- Butchers Close
- By Flat
- Cabbage Piece
- Calf Croft
- Clover Close
- Cock and Pinch
- Collin Acre
- Cooks Close
- Coppice Banks
- Cote Close
- Cow Lane
- Crabtree Close
- Croft
- Dockey Close
- Dovecote Close
- Elm Tree Close
- Far Field
- Fir Tree Close
- Fishpond Close
- Flax Close
- Gorsey Close
- Gravel Pit Close
- Hermitage Close
- High Row
- Hollow Flat
- Hollow Way Close
- the Holt
- Horse Close and Horse Paddock
- House Close
- Intake
- Iron Barns Garden
- Isle Carr
- Jerseys Close
- Knoll Close
- Lady Grove
- Little Wood
- Londoners Closes
- Long Dole
- Long Hale
- Lower Close and Lower Meadow
- Mayfield Holme
- Meadow Spot
- Meeting House Croft
- Middle Close and Middle Pasture
- Mill Holme
- Moor Lane Pasture
- New Close and New Orchard
- the Nooks
- Old Orchard
- Ox Pasture
- Ozier Bed
- Paradise
- Park Meadow
- Peat Moss
- Pingle
- Pit Close and Pit Field
- Plantation
- Quarrelsome
- Rushy Meadow
- Rye Croft
- Shaws
- Side Hill
- Sitch
- Sixteen Pound Meadow
- Stone Stile Piece
- Thistley Close
- Three cornered Close
- Toll Gate Meadow
- Tonbridge Meadow
- Top Field
- Townend Close
- Truncheon Hough
- Well Close
- Wet Reinser Big Pasture
- Wheat Croft
- le Balivallflat
- Bastoneholt
- Eiles Meadow
- Newfoundlands
- Symmyngesdale
- Trill Mill