Tenfoot Bridge
Other OS name in the Parish of Buckland
Historical Forms
- Ten foot Wear 1830 OS
Etymology
, Ten foot Wear 1830 OS ; F . S . Thacker , The Thames Highway . Locks and Weirs ( 1920 ) , p. 69 , suggests that the name is from a 10 - foot opening in the weir for the barge traffic .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Arch Plantation
- Ash Bed, Lower Ash Bed, Middle Ash Bed and Upper Ash Bed
- Ashtree Fm
- Audley Ho
- Bampton Lo
- Barcote Barn, Barcote Brake, Barcote Copse, Barcote Cottages, Barcote Fm, Barcote Hill and Barcote Lane
- Birch Hill
- Broadmoor Cottage
- Buckland Marsh
- Buckland Marsh Fm
- Church's Clump
- Gore Fm
- The Huts
- Sweet's Hill
- The Croft
- Hall's Barn
- Keeper's Lo
- Lower Newton Fm
- Marriage Hill
- Mount Pleasant Fm
- New Barn
- Orchard Rd
- Peat Bottom Wd
- Puseyfurze Fm
- Ragnell Fm and Ragnell Cottages
- Rabbit Hill
- Rectory Fm
- Rivey Brake and Rivey Copse
- Roman Lo
- Sand Hill
- Small Gains Wd
- Stanford Rd Cottages
- Summerside
- Three Corner Clump
- Vicar's Copse
- Warren Cottages
- Glebe Barn and Glebe Fm
- Home Lo
- The Lakes
- Croft Lo
- Home Fm
- Lady Bushes