Sturt Fm & Sturt Bridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Hawkesbury
Historical Forms
- Storte c.1234 Mrk
- la Sterte, Sterte 1241 1270 Berk
- Sturte 1313 Ch 1510 BrCh
- Sturt Fm, Sturt Bridge 1830 M
Etymology
Sturt Fm & Sturt Bridge, Storte c. 1234 Mrk, la Sterte , Sterte 1241 AD iii, Mrk, 1270 Berk, Sturte 1313 Ch, 1510 BrCh, Sturt Fm , Sturt Bridge 1830 M. v. steort 'a tongue of land'. This is a rectangular tract of land projecting into Wickwar parish and enclosed on three sides by the Little Avon and two affluent streams.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Chalkley Fm
- Stoke
- Hawkesbury Upton
- Little Badminton
- Saddlewood Fm
- Tresham
- Chandler's Cliff
- Assley Common
- Hillsley
- Inglestone Common & Inglestone Fm
- Kilcott
- Oakhall
- Swangrove
Other OS name
- Church Hill & Church Wood
- Coldchange Cottage
- Court Fm
- Dayhouse Fm
- Dunkirk
- Farbarrow
- Field Barn
- Folly Fm
- France Lane
- Frith Wood
- Furlongs Fm
- Hamgreen Covert
- Hammouth Hill
- Ham's Gully
- Harely Common
- Hawkesbury Common, Hawkesbury Knoll & Hawkesbury Wood
- Hennel Bottom & Hennel Wood
- Holwell Fm & Holwell Wood
- Kilford's Pill
- Knight's Grove
- Knott's Wood
- Lance Coppice, Launce Wood
- Littley Wood
- Long Coombe
- Lovettswood Fm
- Mare Pools
- Marshfield Path
- Mear's Plant
- Mickley Brake
- Midger Wood
- Miry Wood
- Neal's Wood
- New Leaze
- Oxleaze Fm
- Park St.
- Pound Fm
- White Well
- Apes Cross
- Apsimore
- Bangel Wood
- Barley Ridge
- The Barton
- Baynham Wood
- Binley Wood
- Birch Hill
- The Breach
- Britain Bottom
- Broad Hill
- Bucklesbury
- Burdon Court
- The Castle
- Claypit Wood
- Payne's Barn
- Ragged Castle
- Abbot's Well
- Clay Hill
- Highfield Fm
- Pool Fm
- Ravens' Combe
- Ruthercombe Wood
- Saltmoors Ditch
- Sandpit Lane
- Shepherd's Knap
- Slait Lodge
- Small Coombe
- Splatt Barn
- Stanley Wood
- Starveall
- Stickstey Wood
- Stonehill Wood
- Twizzle Well
- Upton Coombe
- Walcroft Wood
- Withymore Wood
- Woodcroft
- Cat Ho
- Hen's Cliff
- Petty France
- Wedgewood