King Road
Early-attested site in the Parish of Henbury
Historical Forms
- (le) King(e)rode, Kyng(e)rode 1484 BrKal 1501 Pat 1644 BrDep
- King(e)srode, Kyng(e)srode 1577 M 1594,1597 FF
Etymology
King Road, (le ) King (e )rode , Kyng (e )rode 1484 BrKal, 1501 Patet freq to 1644 BrDep, King (e )srode , Kyng (e )srode 1577 M, 1594, 1597 FF. 'The king's roadstead', v. cyning and Hung Road (prec.); it is the navigable channel of the Severn near the mouth of the Avon.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Berwick Moor
- Brent Knoll
- Castle Hill
- Catbrain
- Coombe Dingle
- Cowley Fm
- Cribb's Causeway & Cribb's Fm
- Elmsleigh
- Ferns Hill
- Greenhill
- Green Splott Fm
- Hakes Hill
- Hallen
- Haw Wood
- Hill End
- Hollywood Tower
- How Street
- Rhine
- Impool Rhine
- Ison Hill & Ison Ho
- King's Weston Rhine
- Lamplighter's Hall
- Langett
- Little Mead
- The Lyde, Lyde Brook
- Madam Fm
- Minor's Lane
- Moorgrove Wood
- Moorhouse Fm
- Mount Skitham
- Newlands Rhine
- New Rhine
- North Hill
- Norton Fm
- Packgate Fm
- Park Hill
- Penny Well
- St Katherine's Fm
- South Hill Wood
- Wellinghouse Fm
- Bangley Wood
- Boulton's Field
- Brook Fm, Brookleaze
- Mayfield
- Mitchell's Gout
- Rodbourn Fm
- Sheep Wood
- Stup Pill, Stuppill Gout & Stuppill Rhine
- Woodend
- Ableham Park
- Alderdown Wood
- Avonleaze
- Blaise Castle & Blaise Hamlet
- Broad Pill
- Holes Mouth
- Millpill Bridge
- Portway
- Salt Rhine
- Spaniorum Hill
- Wood Croft
- Barlaam's Gout (sic)
- Bowstreet Lane
- Hoar Gout
- Mere Bank
- Monk's Well Rhine
- St Blaise's Chapel
- Socomb
- Washing Pool Fm