Loders
Parish in the County of Dorset
Etymology
In Loders & Bothenhampton liberty, v. hundred name supra . A detached part of this par. ('Loders West End') was transferred to Allington supra in 1884.
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Bar Lane
- Bell Ctg & Bell Hill
- Blue Ball Ctgs
- Boarsbarrow Fm & Boarsbarrow Hill
- Brickkiln Ho
- Bunker's Hill
- Callington
- Church Fm
- Coneygar Hill
- Coombe Lane
- Corn Mill
- Croad's Fm
- Crown Inn
- Cuckold's Corner
- Dalrymple Copse
- Farmers' Arms P.H.
- Glossop Copse
- Gribb Fm, Gribb's Fm, Hr gribb
- Hillway Copse
- Home Fm
- Horse Close Copse
- Knowl Fm, Knowl Hill & Knowl Lane
- Loders Arms Inn
- Loders Court
- Loders Hill & Loders Ho
- Loders Mill
- Mill Race
- Newhouse Fm
- New Road (Fm)
- New Street
- Lane
- Peascombe Copse
- Pendover
- The Poplars
- Presswood Copse
- Ridge Copse
- Rookery
- Rookhams (Copse)
- St Mary Magdalen's Church
- Sawbridge Copse
- Shedbush Copse
- Smishops Lane
- Stony Head
- Symes's Hill Copse
- Ten Acre Copse
- Travellers' Rest (P.H.)
- Vinney Cross
- Waddon Copse & Waddon Way
- Well Ho
- Whetland's Lane
- Whinhill Copse
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