The Hutchinson Dictionary of Place Names -- Preface -- Table of contents -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z -- A -- Abbots Langley -- Aberaeron -- Aberdare -- Welsh Aberdâr, -- Aberdeen -- Aberdeenshire -- area -- towns -- physical -- features -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- Aberfan -- Aberfeldy -- Abergavenny -- Welsh Y-Fenni, -- Abertillery -- Aberystwyth -- Abingdon -- Accrington -- Achill Island -- or Eagle Island, -- Ailsa Craig -- (Scottish Gaelic 'Fairy Rock') -- Airdrie -- Aire -- Alba -- Aldeburgh -- Alderney -- Aldershot -- Aldgate -- Aldwych -- Alfreton -- Allen, Bog of -- Allen, Lough -- Alloa -- Alloway -- Alnwick -- Althorp -- Alton -- Alton Towers -- Altrincham -- Ambleside -- Amersham -- Amesbury -- Ammanford -- Welsh Rhydaman, -- Andover -- Anglesey -- Welsh Ynys Môn (island) -- Sir Ynys Môn (authority), -- area -- towns -- physical -- features -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- Angus -- area -- towns -- physical -- features -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- Annan -- Antrim -- Antrim -- Appleby -- or Appleby-in-Westmorland, -- Aran Islands -- Arbroath -- Arden, Forest of -- Ardglass -- Ardrossan -- Argyll and Bute -- area -- towns -- physical -- features -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- Argyllshire -- Armagh -- Irish Ard Macha, -- ('the height of Macha' (a legendary queen) -- Armagh -- Arran -- Arthur's Seat -- Arun -- Arundel -- Ascot -- Ashbourne -- Ashby-de-la-Zouch -- Ashdown Forest -- Ashford -- Ashton-under-Lyne -- Auchinleck -- Aviemore -- Avon -- Avon -- or Warwickshire Avon, -- (Celtic afon 'river') -- Avonmouth -- Awe, Loch -- Axholme, Isle of -- Axminster -- Aylesbury -- Ayot St Lawrence -- Ayr -- Ayrshire -- B -- Badminton -- Baile Átha Cliath.

(Irish 'the town of the ford of the hurdles') -- Bakewell -- Bala Lake -- Welsh Llyn Tegid, -- Ballinasloe -- Ballycastle -- Ballymena -- Bamburgh Castle -- Banbridge -- Banbury -- Banff -- Banffshire -- Bangor -- (Irish beanna 'peaks', chor 'curve') -- Bangor -- Bann -- Bardsey Island -- Welsh Ynys Enlli, -- (Welsh 'island of the currents') -- Barking and Dagenham -- population -- industries -- history -- features -- Barnet -- population -- industries -- history -- features -- Barnsley -- Barnstaple -- Barra -- Barrow-in-Furness -- Barry -- Welsh Y Barri, -- Barton-upon-Humber -- Basildon -- Basingstoke -- Bass Rock -- Bath -- Bath and North East Somerset -- area -- towns and cities -- features -- industries -- population -- famous people -- Bathgate -- Batley -- Battersea -- Battle -- Bayswater -- Beachy Head -- (French beau chef, 'beautiful head') -- Beaconsfield -- Beaulieu -- Beauly Firth -- Beaumaris -- Bebington -- Beccles -- Beddgelert -- Bedford -- Bedfordshire -- area -- towns and cities -- physical -- features -- agriculture -- industries -- population -- famous people -- Bedruthan Steps -- Beds -- Beeston and Stapleford -- Belfast -- (Irish Béal Feirste 'the mouth of the Farset') -- Belfast Lough -- Belgravia -- Belleek -- Bell Rock -- or Inchcape Rock, -- Bellshill and Mossend -- Belper -- Benbecula -- or Beinn na Faoghla, -- Ben Cruachan -- Ben Macdhui -- or Beinn MacDuibh, -- Ben Nevis -- Berkeley -- Berkhamsted -- Berks -- Berkshire -- or Royal Berkshire, -- Berwickshire -- Berwick-upon-Tweed -- Betws-y-coed -- Beverley -- Bexhill-on-Sea -- Bexley -- Bibury -- Bicester -- Biddulph -- Bideford -- Billericay -- Billingham -- Billingsgate -- Bilston -- Birdcage Walk -- Birkenhead -- Birmingham -- Bishop Auckland -- Bishop's Stortford -- Blackburn -- Blackburn with Darwen -- area -- towns and cities -- features -- industries -- population.

famous people -- Black Country -- Blackfriars Bridge -- Blackheath -- Black Mountain -- Welsh Mynydd Du, -- Black Mountains -- Blackpool -- Blackwall Tunnel -- Blackwater -- Blaenau Ffestiniog -- Blaenau Gwent -- area -- towns -- features -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- Blakeney -- Blantyre -- or High Blantyre, -- Blarney -- Irish An Bhlarna, -- Bletchley -- Bloomsbury -- Blue John Cavern -- Blyth -- Bocking -- Bodiam -- Bodmin -- Bognor Regis -- Saxon Bucgan-Ora, -- Bolsover -- Bolton -- formerly Bolton-le-Moors, -- Bond Street -- Bootle -- Borders -- Boston -- Bournemouth -- Bovey Tracey -- Bowness-on-Windermere -- Bow Street -- Box Hill -- Boyne -- Brackley -- (Saxon Bracca proper name, ley 'clearing' -- 'Bracca's clearing') -- Bracknell -- Bracknell Forest -- area -- towns -- features -- industries -- population -- Bradford -- Braemar -- Braintree -- Brancaster -- Breckland -- Brecknockshire -- or Breconshire -- Welsh Sir Frycheiniog, -- Brecon -- or Brecknock -- Welsh Aberhonddu, -- Brecon Beacons -- Brent -- features -- population -- Brentwood -- Bridgend -- area -- towns -- physical -- industries -- features -- population -- Bridgend -- Bridgewater Canal -- Bridgnorth -- Bridgwater -- Bridlington -- Brighton -- Brighton and Hove -- area -- towns -- features -- industries -- population -- famous people -- Bristol -- Bristol Channel -- Britain -- British Isles -- Brixton -- Broads, Norfolk -- Broadstairs -- Bromley -- famous people -- regeneration -- Bromsgrove -- Brownsea Island -- or Branksea Island, -- Buckfastleigh -- Buckie -- Buckingham -- Buckinghamshire -- area -- towns -- physical -- features -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- famous people -- Bucks -- Bunhill Fields -- Bure -- Burgess Hill -- Burnham Beeches -- Burnley -- Burren, the -- (Irish bhoireann 'stony place') -- Burslem -- Burton upon Trent -- Bury.

Bury St Edmunds -- Bute -- Buxton -- C -- Cadair Idris -- or Cader Idris, 'Chair of Idris', -- Caerleon -- Welsh Caerllion, -- Caernarfon -- or Carnarvon, -- Caernarfonshire -- Welsh Sir Gaernarfon, -- Caerphilly -- area -- towns -- physical -- features -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- Caerphilly -- Welsh Caerffili, -- Cairngorm Mountains -- Calder -- Caldey Island -- or Caldy Island -- Welsh Ynys Byr, -- Caledonian Canal -- Callanish -- or Calanais or Challernish, -- Cam -- Camberley -- Camborne-Redruth -- Cambrian Mountains -- Cambridge -- Cambridgeshire -- area -- towns and cities -- physical -- features -- agriculture -- industries -- population -- famous people -- Cambs -- Camden -- population -- features -- famous people -- Canary Wharf -- Canterbury -- (Old English Cantwarabyrig 'fortress of the men of Kent') -- Canvey Island -- Cape Wrath -- (Norse huaf 'point of turning') -- Cardiff -- area -- towns -- physical -- features -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- Cardiff -- Welsh Caerdydd, -- Cardigan Bay -- Cardiganshire -- Welsh Ceredigion or Sir Aberteifi, -- Carisbrooke -- Carlingford Lough -- Carlisle -- Carlow -- (Irish 'four lakes') -- Carmarthen -- Welsh Caerfyrddin, -- Carmarthen Bay -- Carmarthenshire -- Welsh Sir Gaerfyrddin, -- area -- towns -- physical -- features -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- Carnarvon -- Carrickfergus -- Carse of Gowrie -- Castle Donington -- Castleford -- Castle Rising -- Castleton -- Catterick -- Cavan -- Celtic Sea -- Central -- Central Lowlands -- Ceredigion -- area -- towns -- physical -- features -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- Chadderton -- Chalfont St Giles -- Chanctonbury Ring -- Channel, English -- Channel Islands -- Chard -- Charing Cross -- Charnwood Forest -- Chatham -- Cheapside -- (Old English ceap, 'barter') -- Cheddar -- Chelmsford -- Chelsea.

Cheltenham -- Chepstow -- Welsh Cas-Gerent, -- Cherwell -- Ches. -- Cheshire -- area -- towns and cities -- physical -- features -- agriculture -- industries -- famous people -- population -- Chesil Beach -- (Anglo-Saxon ceosil, 'pebble-bank') -- Chester -- Chesterfield -- Chesters -- Cheviot Hills -- Chichester -- Chiltern Hills -- Chippenham -- Chislehurst -- Chiswick -- Chorley -- Christchurch -- Cirencester -- Cissbury Hill -- City of London -- the City, -- Clackmannanshire -- area -- towns -- physical -- industries -- agriculture -- population -- Clacton-on-Sea -- Clapham Junction -- Clare -- Clee Hills -- Cleethorpes -- Clevedon -- Cleveland -- Clitheroe -- Clwyd -- Clwyd -- Clyde -- Clydebank -- Coatbridge -- Coggeshall -- Colchester -- Coleraine -- Colwyn Bay -- Welsh Bae Colwyn, -- Congleton -- Conisbrough -- Coniston Water -- Connacht -- or Connaught, -- Connemara -- (Irish Comnhaicne Mara 'the tribe of the sea') -- Conwy -- area -- towns -- physical -- features -- industries -- population -- Conwy -- Cookham-on-Thames -- Corby -- Corfe Castle -- Cork -- Cork -- Cornhill -- Cornwall -- area -- towns and cities -- physical -- features -- agriculture -- industries -- population -- famous people -- Cotswold Hills -- or Cotswolds, -- Covent Garden -- Coventry -- Cowes -- Craigavon -- Cranborne -- Crawley -- Crewe -- Croagh Patrick -- Cromarty Firth -- Croydon -- Cuillin Hills -- Culham -- Cumberland -- Cumbernauld -- Cumbria -- area -- towns and cities -- physical -- features -- agriculture -- industries -- population -- famous people -- Cumbrian Mountains -- Curragh, the -- Cwmbran -- D -- Dales -- or Yorkshire Dales, -- Dalkeith -- Dalston -- Dalton-in-Furness -- Darlington -- area -- towns and cities -- features -- industries -- population -- famous people -- Darlington -- Dart -- Dartford -- Dartmoor -- Dartmouth -- Daventry -- Dawlish.

Deal.