Rowden Bridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Long Bredy
Historical Forms
- Rowden Bridge 1589 DCMCt
Etymology
Rowden Bridge (SY 555898), Rowden Bridge 1589DCMCt , cf. Rowdon yeate 1589DCMCt , Rowdons Close 1603DCMCt , the two Rowden Grounds 1786DCMDeed (Puncknowle), Rowden (Down ), Hr Rowden & Lr Rowden , Rowdin , Lr Rowdin (Cowleaze ), Oak Tree Rowdin 1839TA (Litton Ch.), Rowden (Mead )1839TA (Long Bredy), 'rough hill or down', v. rūh (wk.obl. rūgan , rūwan ), dūn , with brycg , geat . The bridge is where an old track from Abbotsbury crosses the R. Bride.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Ashley
- Baglake Barn & Baglake Fm
- Dowerfield Dairy Ho & Dowerfield Dairy Fm
- Gorwell Fm
- Hallings or Hallam Manor
- Ryme Extrinseca
Other OS name
- Abbotsbury Lane
- Alley-Moor
- Ash Bed
- Ashley Chase Ho, Ashley Sand Gate
- Bank Barrow
- Bow Coppice
- Bramble Coppice
- Bramble Withy Bed
- Long Bredy Dairy Ho
- Long Bredy Fm
- Long Bredy Hut Lane
- Broad Coppice
- Broom Hill Lane
- Chapel Coppice
- Cox's Lane
- Dantze Coppices
- The Grey Mare & Her Colts
- Hanging Coppice
- Kingston Fm & Kingston Plant.
- Limekiln Coppice
- Long Barrow Hill
- Long Coppice
- Martin's Down
- The Mount
- Nine Acre Coppice
- North Barn
- Park Coppice
- Pink Lake Coppice
- Rectory
- Round Wood
- St Luke's Chapel
- St Peter's Church
- Standing Stone'
- Watergates Coppice
- White Hill
- Winholes