Marshwood
Parish in the County of Dorset
Etymology
Two small areas of Whitchurch C. par. infra (Gerrard's Fm and Yard Fm) were transferred to this par. in 1884 (Kelly).
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Batts Coppice & Batts Lane
- Bishop's Cross
- Blachford(lost)
- Blackcroft Coppice
- Blind Lane
- Great Bluntsray
- Brick Ho
- Broad Orchard
- Buckhouse Fm
- Buckland Hill
- Castle
- Charing Cross
- Colmer Coppice
- Cowdea Fm
- Crowcoft
- Cutty Stubbs
- Dodge's Orchd
- Dodseye
- Duckpool
- Eleven Acre Coppice
- Hr Filford Fm & Lr Filford Fm
- Fook's Covert
- Foxdown
- Frog House Fm
- Gillin's Head Ctgs
- Glebeland Lane
- Ham Corner
- Harper's Coppice
- Highlands
- Hill View
- Hither Coppice
- Holdcroft Coppice, Holdscroft Fm & Holdscroft Lane
- Hunthome Ctg, Hunts Holme
- Land Coppice
- Lodge House Fm
- Longhayes Coppice
- Manor Ctg
- Manor Ho, Marshwood Manor
- Manshay Coppice, Manshay Fm & Manshay Lane
- Marshwood Cross
- Merryfield
- Middlebrook Ctg, Middle Brook Fm
- Mutton St
- Nash Coppice & Nash Lane
- New Plant.
- Oakeyplot
- Paddock's Ctgs & Paddock's Dairy
- Poorhouse Lane
- Prime Coppices, Prime Fm & Prime Lane
- Rosemead
- Round Coppice
- St Mary's Chapel
- St Mary's Church
- Sansom's Cross
- Lr Shave Close Coppice
- Sminhay Ctg
- Spearpit Coppice
- Spinney Coppice
- Tansey Close Coppice
- Tanyard Fm
- Taphouse Fm
- Valehouse Fm
- West Coppice
- Wood Ho
- Yard Lane
- Yonder Coppice