Britch Lane
Other OS name in the Parish of Church Eaton
Etymology
, cf. Far Britch , Big Britch & Little Britch 1838ib , v. bryce ' land broken upfor cultivation ' .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Church Eaton Common
- Hollies
- Orslow Manor
- Shushions Bridge, Shushions Cottages & Shushions Manor
- Alley's Lane
- Bagnallditch
- Barlands
- Birchmoor Lane
- Broad Lane
- Brookhouse Fm
- Brooklane Fm
- Calvescroft Plantation
- Canal Covert
- Castle Fm
- Castle Cutting Bridge
- Chamberlain's Covert
- Church Eaton Brook
- Coneygreaves Plantation
- The Cottage
- Daisybank Plantation
- Frog Lane
- Gay Lane
- Goosemoor, Goosemoor Common
- Gorse Covert
- Green Fm
- Green Fm Lane
- Hollowdine Pits
- Institute Fm
- Intake Lane
- King's Street
- Joan Eaton's Croft
- Lawnpit Covert
- Little Plantation
- Little Wood
- The Manor Fm
- Marston Fm, Marston Brook, Marston Gorse, Marston Park, & Marston Plantation
- Mill Hill
- New Plantation
- High Onn Cottages & High Onn Manor
- Ryehill Fm
- Shushions Hall
- Slab Bridge Cottages
- Spoiled Banks
- St Edith's Well
- Stafford Lane
- Stonyflat
- Stony Plantation
- Sweetplace Lane
- Tinker Pits
- Turnover Bridge
- Turnover Bridge Plantation
- Wood Eaton Bridge
- Aquamoor
- Hall Lane
- Little Onn Hall
- Saunders Lane
- Wood Eaton Manor
- America Plantation
- Church Eaton Green
- High Onn Wood
- Orslow Mill
- Oscote Barn & Oscote Lane
- Park Hall (Fm)
- Parks Barn Bridge
- Rail Pit Plantation
- Redhouse Fm
- Reulemill Covert
- The Rookery
- Rose Lane
- Ryehill Bridge, Ryehill Cutting Bridge & Ryehill Covert
- Wood Eaton Castle