Towns & cities · South East England
Breamore
Breamore — village and civil parish in Hampshire, England.
Photo by Mike Searle (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0) licence
About
Breamore is a town of about 363 people in south east. (Village and parish in Hampshire, England.) Wikipedia notes: "Breamore is a village and civil parish near Fordingbridge in Hampshire, England.". Coordinates 50.9620°, -1.7750°. Sources are credited at the bottom of this page.
- Coordinates
- 50.9620, -1.7750
- Population
- 363
- Official site
- www.breamore.gov.uk
Sources
- wikidata: Q903958 (CC0)
- wikipedia: Breamore (CC BY-SA 4.0)
- commons: Breamore House - the South Facade - geograph.org.uk - 870215.jpg (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Things to see in Breamore
23 attractions within 12 km.
Watermills · South East England
Alderholt Mill
Alderholt Mill is a watermill in the United Kingdom.
Theatres · South East England
Amphitheatre
Amphitheatre is a theatre in the United Kingdom.
Forts · South East England
Ashley Bombing Range(WW2)
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Forts · South East England
bomb target (WW2)
bomb target (WW2) is a fort in the United Kingdom.
Forts · South East England
Bomb Targets (WW2)
Bomb Targets (WW2) is a fort in the United Kingdom.
Mountains & hills · South East England
Castle Hill
Castle Hill — Named summit at 63 m.
Mountains & hills · South East England
Dorridge Hill
Dorridge Hill — Named summit at 84 m.
Archaeological sites · South East England
Frankenbury Camp
Frankenbury Camp — Iron Age hillfort in Hampshire, England.
Mountains & hills · South East England
Giants Grave
Giants Grave — Named summit at 65 m.
Archaeological sites · South East England
Gorley Hill
Gorley Hill — hillfort in Hampshire.
Mountains & hills · South East England
Hampton Ridge
Hampton Ridge — Named summit at 106 m.
Archaeological sites · South East England
Knoll Camp
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Archaeological sites · South East England
Langley Wood
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Historic houses · South East England
Manor House
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Mountains & hills · South East England
Pepperbox Hill
Pepperbox Hill — Named summit at 146 m.
Watermills · South East England
Standlynch Mill
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Theatres · South East England
The Amphitheatre
The Amphitheatre is a theatre in the United Kingdom.
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Historic houses · South East England
The Moot with attached kitchen
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Archaeological sites · South East England
The Moot: a ringwork and bailey, earlier Roman settlement remains and later garden earthworks immediately east of the River Avon
The Moot: a ringwork and bailey, earlier Roman settlement remains and later garden earthworks immediately east of the River Avon — scheduled monument in Downton, Wiltshire, England, UK.
Historic houses · South East England
The Old Manor House
The Old Manor House — house in Fordingbridge, New Forest, England, UK.
Follies · South East England
The Pepperbox
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Historic houses · South East England
Trafalgar Park
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Archaeological sites · South East England
Whitsbury Castle
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Mountains & hills · South East England
Castle Hill
Castle Hill — Named summit at 63 m.
Theatres · South East England
Amphitheatre
Amphitheatre is a theatre in the United Kingdom.
Archaeological sites · South East England
Frankenbury Camp
Frankenbury Camp — Iron Age hillfort in Hampshire, England.
Mountains & hills · South East England
Giants Grave
Giants Grave — Named summit at 65 m.
Archaeological sites · South East England
Whitsbury Castle
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Historic houses · South East England
The Old Manor House
The Old Manor House — house in Fordingbridge, New Forest, England, UK.