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Towns in Gloucestershire
Acton Turville
Adlestrop
Alderley
Alderton
Aldsworth
Almondsbury
Alveston
Alvington
Ampney Crucis
Ampney St. Mary
Ampney St. Peter
Andoversford
Arlingham
Arlingham is a delighful unspoiled village in the Horseshoe Bend of the River Severn. Off juncton 13 of the M5, head for Frampton on Severn then go straight through the vilaage, keep left over the canal for 3 m.
Arlington
Ashchurch
Ashleworth
Ashley
Aust
Avening
Avonmouth
Awre
Barnsley
Barton
Batsford
Bedminster
Berkeley
Beverstone
Bibury
Birdlip
Bishops Cleeve
Bisley
Bitton
Blakeney
Bledington
Blockley
Bourton-on-the-Hill
Bourton-on-the-Water
Bourton-on-the-Water is one of the showpieces of the Cotswolds, its picturesque beauty and charm make it a favourite place for visitors. The sparkling clear water of the River Windrush flows through the main street.
Bream
Brimpsfield
Brimscombe
Brislington
Bristol
Welcome to Bristol, a city that has successfully combined its unique maritime and architectural heritage with some excellent tourist attractions, shopping and entertainment.
Broadwell
Brockworth
Bromsberrow
Brookthorpe
Buckland
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Bulley
Cam
Cambridge
Chaceley
Chalford
Charfield
Charlton
Charlton Abbots
Charlton Kings
Chedworth
Cheltenham
Cheltenham is one of Britain's finest Spa towns, set in a sheltered position between the rolling Cotswold Hills and the Severn Vale, it enjoys a mild and pleasant climate. Cheltenham became famous as a Spa in the late 18th century.
Cherington
Chipping Campden
The historic town of Chipping Campden in north Gloucestershire is a Mecca for visitors, from home and abroad. Chipping Campden is set on the edge of the Cotswolds.
Chipping Sodbury
Church End
Church Honeybourne
Churchdown
Cinderford
The town at the heart of the Forest of Dean. Cinderford grew up at the point where the Littledean to Coleford Road crossed Bideford Brook (known also as Cinderford or Soudley Brook).
Cirencester
Cirencester is a busy market town, situated in the southern Cotswolds, often referred to as the Capital of the Cotswolds.
Clapton
Claypits
Clifton
Coaley
Coates
Coberley
Cold Ashton
Coleford
The market town of Coleford, known to have been in existence from 1275, has an attractive centre. The Clock Tower is all that remains of the original church built in 1821and demolished in 1882.
Colesborne
Coln Rogers
This idyllic Gloucestershire village takes its name from the fast flowing River Coln, which flows from the Cotswolds and eventually feeds into the mighty Thames.
Coln St. Aldwyns
Coln St. Dennis
Condicote
Coombe Hill
Corse
Cowley
Cromhall
Cutsdean
Daglingworth
Deerhurst
Didmarton
Dowdeswell
Down Ampney
Down Ampney is the birthplace of composer Ralph Vaughan Williams. In the bell tower of the old church, there is a modest exhibit about his life.
Down Hatherley
Doynton
Drybrook
Dudbridge
Dumbleton
Dursley
Dymock
Dyrham
Eastleach
Eastleach Martin
Eastleach Turville
Ebrington
Edgeworth
Elberton
Elkstone
Elmore
Evenlode
Ewen
Fairford
Falfield
Farmington
Filton
Fishponds
Flaxley
Framilode
Frampton Cotterell
Frampton on Severn
Frenchay
Frocester
Gloucester
Overlooked by the Cotswold Hills, in the lush Severn valley, the city of Gloucester is perfectly located and easily accessible, from all corners of the country. Whatever you're length of stay, you'll find there's so much to see and do.
Golden Valley
Great Badminton
Great Barrington
Great Rissington
Great Witcombe
Gretton
Guiting Power
Hallen
Hambrook
Hampnett
Hardwicke
Harescombe
Haresfield
Hartpury
Hasfield
Hatherop
Hawkesbury
Hawling
Hempstead
Henbury
Hewelsfield
Hill
Hillsley
Hinton
Horsley
Horton
Hucclecote
Huntley
Innsworth
Iron Acton
Kemble
Kempley
Kempsford
Kineton
Kingscote
Kingswood
Kingswood
Lasborough
Lassington
Lechlade
Leckhampton
Leigh
Leighterton
Little Barrington
Little Dean
Little Rissington
Little Washbourne
Little Witcombe
Littleton-upon-Severn
Llandogo
Long Newton
Longborough
Longhope
Longney
Lower Cam
Lower Lemington
Lower Oddington
Lower Slaughter
Lower Soudley
Lower Swell
Lydbrook
Lydney
There has been a settlement at Lydney ever since Roman times. It is thought that Lydney Park was a significant Roman settlement with a temple, bath house and guest house dating back to the 4th century.
Maisemore
Mangotsfield
Marshfield
Matson
Meysey Hampton
Mickleton
Minchinhampton
Miserden
Mitcheldean
Moreton-in-Marsh
Moreton-in-Marsh, the lovely old market town in the north Cotswolds, grew up around the Fosse Way, the old Roman road which runs through the wide main street.
Morton
Nailsworth
Naunton
New Passage
Newent
Newent is the smallest of the four towns in the Forest of Dean District and lies in the North West corner of the county of Gloucestershire, known for many years as the capital of the Ryelands.
Newland
Newnham
North Cerney
North Nibley
Northleach
Norton
Notgrove
Nymphsfield
Oakle Street
Oldbury on the Hill
Oldbury-on-Severn
Olveston
Painswick
Parkend
Patchway
Pauntley
Pilning
Poulton
Preston
Purton
Quedgeley
Quenington
Randwick
Rangeworthy
Redmarley D'Abitot
Redwick
Rodmarton
Ryeford
Salperton
Sandhurst
Sapperton
Sea Mills
Sharpness
Sheperdine
Sherbourne
Shipton
Shipton Moyne
Shirehampton
Shurdington
Siddington
Siston
Slimbridge
Snowshill
Somerford Keynes
South Cerney
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Southam
Southrop
St. Briavels
Standish
Stanton
Stanway
Staple Hill
Staple Hill is a suburb of Bristol which comes under the administrative control of the South Gloucestershire Local Authority. The strange name 'Staple Hill' may derive from the old English word 'steap' meaning 'steep'
Stapleton
Staunton
Staunton
Staverton
Stinchcombe
Stoke Gifford
Stone
Stonehouse
Stow-on-the-Wold
Stow-on-the-Wold is the highest of the Cotswold towns, situated at the meeting place of eight roads. Stow was the most important market town in the north Cotswolds when the sale of the sheep and wool was at its height.
Stroud
Swindon
Syde
Teddington
Temple Guiting
Tetbury
Tewkesbury
Tewkesbury is a medieval gem famed for its timber framed buildings. An ancient settlement situated at the meeting of the rivers Avon and Severn, a delight for those seeking 'Olde England'
Thornbury
Tibberton
Tidenham
Tirley
Toddington
Todenham
Tormarton
Tortworth
Tredington
Turkdean
Tytherington
Uley
Upleadon
Upper Oddington
Upper Slaughter
The village of Upper Slaughter lies two miles beyond the better-known Lower Slaughter, just off the A429 trunk road between Bourton-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the Wold. This area is, without any doubt, one of the most beautiful in England
Upper Swell
Warmley
Westbury-on-Severn
Westcote
Westerleigh
Westfield
Weston Subedge
Whelford
Whitecroft
Whittington
Wick
Wickwar
Winchcombe
Windrush
Winson
Winterbourne
Withington
Woodchester
Woolaston
Woolstone
Wormington
Wotton-under-Edge
Wyck Rissington
Yanworth
Yate


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