Dalwood
Parish in the County of Dorset
Etymology
This par., formerly a chapelry in Stockland infra and a detached part of Whitchurch C. hundred, was transferred to Devon in 1844 and is partly surveyed in PN D 638–9.Dalwood was in Fordington liberty, v. 1334.
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Andrewshays Fm & Andrewshays Lane
- Ashcombe
- Beckford Cross
- Bray's Coppice
- Brimblecombe Fm
- Burrow Corner, Burrow Knap (Way)
- The Carpenters
- Carters Cross, Carter's Fm
- Cockroad
- Combehays
- Combehead Droveway, Combehead Fm & Combehead Lane
- Culverwells Fm
- Dalwood Lane
- Dirk's Close
- Ford Fm & Ford Plant.
- Hill Fm
- Naish's Fm & Naish's Lane
- Waterfall Ctg
- Yew Tree Ctg
- Combes Middle
- Cunniger Copse
- Danesfort
- Eastons Ctg
- Hawley Bottom, Hawley Cross & Hawley Fm
- Hill Tops
- Nower Rd
- White Lodge
- Court
- Dalwood Hill
- Dickens's Marsh
- Evanses Ctg
- High Grange
- Hobb Knapp
- Holmes Copse & Holmes Knapp, Holmesdale
- Hutchins Barton
- Ivy Green Ctgs
- Kennel Copse
- The Knapp
- Lamb Fm
- Lane End
- (Old) Larkshayes, Larkshayes Cross, Larkshayes Droveway & Larkshayes Knap
- Lea Copse
- Lobelia
- Loughwood, Loughwood Fm, Loughwood Lane & Loughwood Villa
- Lower Lane
- Makina
- Millwater Fm
- Moorcox Cross
- Walnut Ctg
- Woodhays Coppice & Woodhays Fm
- Copsehayes
- Dalwood Green
- Danes Hill, Danes Hill, Daneshill Ctg & Daneshil Cross
- Elford Fm
- Higher Way
- Mount Pleasant
- Peaty Moor
- Poplars
- The Retreat
- Rising Sun
- Sheppard's Knap
- Sluice Weir
- Soap ho
- South Whey
- Steepway
- Sunnylands (Cross)
- Taunton Cross
- Telegraph Ctg
- Thornlea
- Thorny Cleeve (Copse)
- Wilmington Lane