Buddle Bridge
Other OS name in the Parish of Lyme Regis
Historical Forms
- pontem aque 1381 Ct
- 'a stone bridge' 1535–43 Leland
Etymology
( local ) , named from prec. , dating from e13 (Penn 72) and mentioned as simply pontem aque 1381Ct, 'a stone bridge '1535–43 Leland , cf . 'Gosmans Bridge '1564, 'Goslings Bridge '1645 LymeR, 1791 Boswell , 'Town Bridge '1580 LymeR , Burnett 's Bridge 1791 Boswell , Priest's Chamber & Priest's Chapel infra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Alder Grove
- Bell Cliff
- Belmont
- Black Covert
- Boat Close
- Broad Ledge
- Buddel
- Canary Ledges
- Chippel Bay
- Church Cliffs
- Cliff Ho
- Cobb Gate Beach & Cobb Gate Jetty
- Cockpits
- Cumberland Ctg
- Devonshire Head
- Dragon's Hill
- Fairfield
- Front Beach
- The Grove
- Gun Cliff
- Hatchet
- Hay Holes
- High Cliff
- Higher Mill
- Holme Cleve & Holme Craig, Holmlea Ho
- Horn Bridge
- Jericho
- Jordan
- Kersbrook Ctg
- Ladder's Coppice
- Landford
- Langmoor Gdns
- Leper's Well
- Little Cliff
- Long Ledge
- Lucy's Jetty & Lucy's Ledge
- Lyme Hill
- Middle Mill Fm
- Mill Race
- Morgan's Grave
- Newfoundland
- North Wall
- Overton
- Penard
- Pit Coppice
- Poker's Pool
- Pond Coppice
- Portland Lodge
- Priest's Chamber & Priest's Chapel
- Rhode Barton
- Shire Lane
- Slaughter Ho
- Sleech Wd
- Slopes Fm
- Southernhaye
- Spittles Lane The Spittles
- Summer Hill Ho
- Timber Hill
- Twenty Acre Coppice
- Upper Knapps Fm
- Victoria Pier
- Virtlerock
- Lower Ware
- Westcliff