Rodham Fm, Rodham Drove
Early-attested site in the Parish of March
Etymology
Rodham Fm, Rodham Drove (6″). Rodham is a modern spelling of what the fenmen call a roddon , i.e. a meandering bank of laminated silt. Major Gordon Fowler suggests that it is allied to the word roddin or rodden which Wright (EDD) gives as denoting a narrow road, path, or sheep track, but this is very doubtful as that word is distinctively North Country.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Binnimoor Fen
- Bradney Fm
- Burrow Moor
- Chainbridge
- Creek
- Estover Fm
- Grandford Ho, Grandford Drove
- Norwood
- Westry
Other OS name
- Norwoodside
- Badgeney
- Bedlam Bridge
- Botany Bay
- Coleseed Ho
- Earl's Fen
- Fifties Fm
- Flood's Ferry
- Gall Drove
- Gault Bank
- Hake's Drove
- Horse Moor Fm
- Hundred Fm
- Hythe Ho
- Linwood Wood
- Maiden Stile Fm
- Middle Drove
- Millhill Pit
- Otterholts
- Pease Hill
- Pillard's Corner
- Reed Fen
- Reed Fen Fm
- Stow Fen
- Town End
- West Fen
- West Fen Close
- White Moor
- Whitemoor Drove