Aldbourne is a parish administered by Wiltshire Council, 6 miles north east of  Marlborough,

with its north western boundary with the unitary authority of  Swindon at  Liddington.

The north eastern boundary is with  Baydon.

Aldbourne village is served by the B4192 from Swindon, south east to  Chilton Foliat on the north bank of the River Kennet.

Websites for the area directly south of Aldbourne, are represented by  Ramsbury also on the north bank of the Kennet.

Websites for the area to the south west, in the parish of Mildenhall are included under the Marlborough category,

whereas those for further north in the parishes of Ogbourne St Andrew & Ogbourne St George,

directly west of Albourne Chase, are listed together in the  Ogbourne category.

Alderbury is a village in the south of Wiltshire, bypassed by the A36, taking road traffic

from  Salisbury in the north east, to  Southampton in the south east.

The A36 also bypasses the hamlet of Shute End immediately north west of Alderbury village,

and the village of Whaddon, immediately south east.

The parish of Clarendon Park is directly north, represented by  Pitton further north west.

The western parish boundary is the River Avon,  Odstock to the east is only approached

via  Downton directly south.   Whiteparish is directly east.

There are three areas of Wiltshire known as Allington:

This is not Allington, North Wiltshire,

which is in the parish of Chippenham Without to the north west of the town

south of Kington St Michael parish, where websites are included in the  Chippenham category.

This is not Allington, Kennet, near Devizes:

which is a village in the parish of All Cannings, north of the Kennet & Avon Canal, where websites are included in the  All Cannings category.

This category lists websites for the Wiltshire parish of Allington, north east of Salisbury.

Allington is a village on the A338 north of Boscombe.

Allington parish includes Boscombe but Boscombe Airfield is in  Idmiston parish.

The A338 passes north of the Idmiston village on the way south to  Porton.

Boscombe Down East is east of Allington village within the parish boundary, before  Over Wallop in Hampshire.

Newton Tony village is to the north east of Allington village, east of the A338 on the way to  Cholderton.

before the A303 trunk road, which bypasses  Amesbury to the north west.

This category lists websites for the Wiltshire parish of All Cannings in the Vale of Pewsey spanning

the Kennet & Avon Canal, 4 miles east of Devizes.

The village of Coate is immediately west, Etchilhampton is to the south west, Patney is to the south,

Beechingstoke is to the south east, and Woodborough is to the east, separated by

the area of  Stanton St Bernard parish south of the canal.

Stanton St Bernard village is north of the canal, on the south slope of All Cannings Down, where Tan Hill is the

second highest hill in Wiltshire (294 metres above sea level, compared with 295 m for Milk Hill north east of Stanton St Bernard).

All Cannings village is on the south bank, which is connected via All Cannings Bridge to the north bank, and the

village of Allington, where websites are included here.  (not the  Allington  near Salisbury ).

Alton is the parish containing Alton Barnes with Alton Priors, featuring to the north,

Alton Barnes White Horse, cut into Milk Hill in 1812.

Besides Alton parish, this category lists websites for Stanton St Bernard, the next parish west,

in which Milk Hill rises to 295 metres (968 ft) above sea level, the highest point in Wiltshire.

Wansdyke, a medieval defensive linear earthworks, now part of the White Horse Trial, runs along the ridge

in the north of the parishes from  Huish in the east, and over Tan Hill to  Bishops Cannings in the west.

Stanton St Bernard village is on the north bank of the Kennet and Avon Canal, east of  All Cannings,

and south of Alton Barnes, the hamlet of Honeystreet straddles the canal, before it curves

south of Woodborough Hill, eastwards down  Vale of Pewsey.

This category lists websites for the town and Wiltshire parish of Amesbury, which includes the prehistoric monument

of Stonehenge, the hamlets of Ratfyn and West Amesbury, and part of Boscombe Down airfield.

Amesbury town is bypassed to the north by the A303 trunk road, which passes Stonehenge on the way east

to  Winterbourne Stoke and  Cholderton to the east.

Ansty is a village in south west Wiltshire, immediately west of  Swallowcliffe, north

of the A30 taking road traffic east towards  Shaftesbury.

Ansty parish stretches south of the A30 to Alvediston before  Berwick St John further south west.

Donhead St Andrew is directly west, and the south west extremes

of  Tisbury parish are directly north.

Ashton Keynes is a village and north Wiltshire parish, which includes the Cotswold Water Park, south of the

Gloucestershire parishes of Ewen, Siddlington and  South Cerney south of  Cirencester.

Oaksey is to the west, where websites are included to the A429 opposite Cotswold Airport.

Upper Minety next south is within the parish of  Minety, which represents Leigh parish, whereas Chelworth

Lower Green and Chelworth Upper Green are within the parish of  Cricklade to the east.

Atworth is a village on the A365 between  Box and  Melksham.

The northern boundary of the parish Atworth follows the remains of a Roman road from

Silchester to Bath, with  Corsham parish to the north.

Atworth parish extends south of the village to include the hamlet of Little Chalfield and the

village of Great Chalfield, north of  Holt, where  Broughton Gifford is to the east.

Avebury is parish administered by Wiltshire Council, 6 miles west of Marlborough.

Within the parish the postal addresses refer to the towns of Calne and Chippenham.

The village of Avebury is north of the A4 main road from Marlborough to Calne,

and traffic passes through the village from Devizes in the south taking the A4361 to Swindon.

Although now a rural village, it was once the centre of a primitive race, and its archaeological remains

attract visitors, especially the UNESCO World Heritage site for “Stonehenge, Avebury and Associated Sites”

Barford St Martin is a village north of the A30 west of  Wilton and east of  Fovant.

North of the River Nadder, the B3089 leads west to  Dinton.

North of the village Barford Down rises to Grovely Wood which conceals the remains of Grim's Ditch and a Roman road.

Baydon is the most north eastern parish administered by Wiltshire Council, before the unitary authority boundary

with  Swindon at Wanborough parish, where the M4 motorway passes to the north east of Baydon village.

The eastern parish boundary councides with the unitary authority boundary with West Berkshire at  Lambourn.

The rural area to the south east features the Iron Age hill fort of Membury, giving its name to the M4 services.

which is north of the Wiltshire parish of  Chilton Foliat on the north bank of the River Kennet.

Websites for the area directly south of Baydon, are represented by  Ramsbury, also on the north bank of the Kennet.

The Wiltshire parish of  Albourne is directly west of Baydon.

Berwick St John is a village and parish on the northern edge of Cranborne Chase in the west of Wiltshire,

The village is south of the A30 road, linking  Shaftesbury from the north west to  Swallowcliffe.

Donhead St Mary is to the west, and  Bower Chalke is directly east.

This category represents the parish of Biddestone, which has a village directly west of  Chippenham,

south of the A420 road and north of the A4 at  Corsham.

The smaller village of Slaughterford is directly west, on the east bank of By Brook, which forms the

western boundary of Biddestone parish.

On the A420 north west, the village of Ford in the parish of  North Wraxall.

There is also a Bishopston­e parish in Swindon's unitary authority, on the boundary with Oxfordshire,

where websites for Bishopston­e village are included in the  Hinton Parva category.

Bishopston­e is a village on the north bank of the River Ebble in south Wiltshire, and Bishopston­e parish includes the

hamlets of Croucheston on the south bank, and The Pitts on higher ground to the east,

towards Stratford Toney downstream, before  Coombe Bissett further east.

Broad Chalke parish is upstream to the west, and the parish extends over

Cranborne Chase to the Hampshire border to the south.

Bishops Cannings is a village east of the A361, north east of  Devizes, from  Avebury in the north east.

Bishops Cannings parish is in the Vale of Pewsey, with Roundway Hill to the north west,

featuring the Devizes Millennium White Horse, cut in 1999.

At the south of the parish, the Kennet and Avon Canal wind round the base of hills from  All Cannings in

the east, almost encirling the hamlet of Horton before entering Roundway parish north of Devizes.

Little Horton and Coate are within the parish to the south before Etchilhampton.

Blunsdon is a civil parish in the Borough of Swindon, and this category includes St Andrew separated by the A419

taking road traffic north west to  Cricklade.The southern boundary of Blunsdon St Andrew is the A4198 ring road.

Broad Blunsdon village is to the east of the A419, and Stanton Fitzwarren parish is further east.

The Swindon borough parishes of Hannington is to the north east, represented by the  Highworth category.

Bowerchalk­e is a village, on the north edge of Cranborne Chase in the west of Wiltshire.

Minor roads in the south of Bower Chalke parish lead over the Chase to the Dorset parishes

of  Pentridge and  Sixpenny Handley, where the A354 leads to Hampshire at Martin

represented by the  Damerham category.

Broad Chalke is to the north east and the next parish west is  Berwick St John.

This category represents the parish of Box, which besides the large village of this name, stretches east

to include Box Hill, rising on the east bank of By Brook, and Rudloe, west of  Corsham.

The parish western boundary coincides with the unitary authority boundary with  Bath & NES at  Batheaston,

on the A4 road through Box from the north of Corsham.

Box parish includes Kingsdown south of By Brook, with Middlehill and Ditteridge to the north before  Colerne.

From the A4 at Box, the A365 road leads south east through  Atworth

on the way to  Melksham further south east.

The parish south of Kingsdown is  Monkton Farleigh, which also represents

South Wraxall, the parish to the south east, before Atworth.

This category lists websites for the town and Wiltshire parish of Bradford-on-Avon,

which has one of the oldest multiple arch bridges.

The bridge carries road traffic south on the A363 to  Trowbridge, having wound through the town centre from  Bathford.

The B3107 road leads east to  Holt, and before this, intersection by

the B3105 leads across the Avon to  Staverton.

On the north bank, the B3108 road leads west through  Winsley before a bridge over

the Avon, then under the railway at  Limpley Stoke.

South of the Avon, the parish of  Westwood directly west, represents Avoncliff.

Bratton is a village on the B3098 road north of Salisbury Plain, east of  Westbury,

and west of  Edington.

Minor roads lead to  Steeple Ashton parish immediately north.

Bremhill is a village in west Wiltshire, immediately north west of  Calne.

The River Marden flows through the south of Bremhill parish on its way to the River Avon which forms

the western parish boundary with Langley Burrell Without parish, north west of  Chippenham.

The villages of East Tytherton and Tytherton Lucas, are west of Bremhill village before Langley Burrell.

Charlcutt and Spirthill are hamlets north of Bremhill village, and

Foxham village is further north before  Christian Malford.

Catcomb is a hamlet on the north east boundary, before  Lyneham and Bradstoke parish.

Cowage Brook forms the eastern boundary with  Hilmarton.

Brinkworth is a village and parish west of  Royal Wootton Bassett.

The B4042 takes road traffic westwards to Little Somerford.

The parish includes the hamlets of Braydon Side, Callow Hill, The Common,

and includes Grittenham now south of the M4 motorway.

Broad Chalke, sometimes spelled Broadchalke, Broad Chalk or Broadchalk, is a village and civil parish in

south Wiltshire, and includes the hamlets of Knapp, Mount Sorrel and Stoke Farthing.

Bower Chalke parish separates Broad Chalke from the border with north East Dorset at  Pentridge.

This category lists websites for the Wiltshire Council parish of Broad Hinton with its village on the A4361, 5 miles south west of  Swindon.

Broad Hinton parish includes the hamlet of Uffcott on the boundary of Swindon borough before  Wroughton to the north east.

Broad Town village and parish is to the north west.

Clyffe Pypard village and parish is next to the west, and  Winterbourne Bassett is next south on the A4361.

A minor road leads up Hackpen Hill to the east, south of Barbury Castle, to  Ogbourne Maizey, which is east of the

Marlborough Downs.  There is a White Horse figure at the south east tip of Broad Hinton parish, before Preshute Down.

Preshute parish, is over the Marlborough Downs, represented by the  Marlborough category.

Brokenborough parish is north west of  Malmesbury, just south west of Hankerton parish, where the B4014 road

leads to Long Newton in the  Cotswold district of Gloucestershire.

Crudwell is north on the A429, after taking road traffic through the western edge of Malmesbury.

Besides Brokenboro­ugh and western parts of Hankerton parish, this category lists websites for Easton Grey

along the county boundary before  Sherston, where the Sherston branch of the River Avon

forms the southern boundary of the parishes.

Bromham is a village, which with the hamlet of Westbrook is on the A3102 road east of  Melksham,

before it joins the A342, south of  Chippenham and north of  Devizes.

Bromham parish is directly north west of  Rowde.

Roundway parish is represented by the Devizes category, before Heddington north of Beacon Hill,

where websites may be listed here, but those for further north including Derry Hill

should be listed in the  Calne category.

Bowden Hill to the north west is within the  Lacock parish,

before the River Avon at Beanacre north of Melksham.

This category lists websites for the Wiltshire Council parish of Broughton Gifford directly west

of  Melksham, south of  Atworth and east of its parish at Great Chalfield.

Broughton Gifford parish southern boundary is the River Avon, which continues as

the southern boundary of  Holt on the B3107 road, to the south west.

Burbage is a village bypaassed to the west by the A346, taking road traffic south from  Marlborough to join the A338

south of the village, which continues south through  Tidworth to join the A303 at  Cholerton.

The A338 comes from the east through East Grafton in the neighbouring  Grafton parish.

At this roundabout, the B3087 leads west to  Pewsey, passing first through Easton,

before Milton Lilbourne.

Websites for Milton Lilbourne are included with Pewsey, whereas those for Easton are listed here.

The north of Burbage parish includes the Kennet and Avon Canal.

North east of the hamlet of Stibb Green, the canal passes under Bruce Tunnel, where a minor road connects the hamlet

of Durley, which takes road traffic through the hamlet of The Warren, before the parish boundary with  Little Bedwyn.

Great Bedwyn is the neighbouring parish on the canal's north bank, west of Crofton Locks.

on the north west tip of Grafton parish.

Savernake is to the north west of the canal, which also represents Wooton Rivers on the canal to the west of the

Burbage hamlet of Ram Alley, and Westcourt is west of the A346.

The parish also includes the hamlets of Eastcourt and Marr Green.

Burcombe is a village south of the A30 west of  Wilton and east of  Barford St Martin.

The main village is south of the River Nadder, but a bridge links to the A30 at North Burcombe, and

the church is north of this and south of the railway line.

The parish of Burcombe Without continues up the hill to the north to Great Wishford parish, and

south of the village the parish rises up the hill to  Bishopstone parish.

The hamlet of Bulbridge downstream, south of the Nadder provides the nearest primary school, but is in Wilton parish.

Calne is a town in north west Wiltshire, east of  Chippenham

on the A4 road from  Avebury in the east.

Calne Without is the parish to the south west on the A3102, which joins the A342 before Bromham to the south.

North of the A4 east of the town, the River Marden flows through the south of  Bremhill parish on its way to the River Avon.

North of the town, the A3102 takes road traffic through  Hilmarton on the way to  Lyneham.

This category also includes websites for Cherhill on the A4 to the east.

Castle Combe is a village nestled in a valley through which Broadmead Brook flows in the Cotswolds AONB in north west Wiltshire.

Castle Combe parish includes Upper Castle Combe uphill to the west.

The plateau to the south east of the parish is home for motorsports, before  Yatton Keynell on the B4039 road.

Broadmead Brook flows to the south of the parish at the village of Ford on the A420, which leads to 

North Wraxall eastwards, both within the parish of North Wraxall on Castle Combe's western boundary.

Castle Coombe parish is separated from the South Gloucestershire boundary by  Nettleton to the north west.

Castle Eaton is a civil parish in the Swindon unitary authority, north west of  Highworth on the boundary

of Wiltshire Council at Latton and  Marston Maisey.

The northern parish boundary is the Isis part of the  River Thames, with the 

Cotswold district of Gloucestershire at Kempsford south of  Fairford, and forming the

northern boundary of Swindon unitary authority into Oxfordshire.

The hamlet of Hannington Wick is to the south east, in the parish of Hannington before Highworth,

and this category includes websites for north of Swanborough.

Chapmanslade is a village and Wiltshire parish on the border with Somerset Mendips at  Frome.

Chapmanslade parish includes the hamlets of Huntenhull Green, Short Street and Thoulstone.

The village is served by the A3098 from  Westbury to the north east.

Warminster is to the south east via the A36.

Corsley Heath is directly south in the parish of  Corsley.

(Note:  Not to be confused with the parish between Rushall and Wilsford, where websites should be listed with the parish of  Upavon.)

This category lists websites from the area north and east of  Malmesbury.

Charlton is the parish immediately north of Milbourne, a hamlet in Malmesbury parish, and Garsden in the

combined parish of Lea and Cleverton. north of  Little Somerford. 

Brokenborough parish is north west of Malmesbury, where the B4014 road leads to Long Newton in

the  Cotswold district of Gloucestershire.

Crudwell is north of Charlton on the A429, after taking road traffic through the western edge of Hankerton parish,

where Hankerton village is directly north of Charlton village.

Minety is to the north east of Hankerton parish.

Chilmark is a village in south west Wiltshire on the B3089 road from  Teffont over the Ridge to  Fonthill Bishop.

Chilmark parish includes the hamlets of Mooray and Portash, towards Lower and Upper

Chickgrove on the north bank of the River Nadder.

Tisbury is to the south west, and  Sutton Mandeville is south of the River Nadder to the south east.

Chilton Foliat is a village on the B4192 road from  Ramsbury directly west, through which the River Kennet

flows south of the village across the West Berkshire boundary into  Hungerford to the south east.

The B4001 road heads north of the village towards  Lambourn.

The hamlet of Crooked Soley is in the north of Chilton Foliat parish, before Whittonditch

in Ramsbury parish, south of  Aldbourne.

This category lists websites for the town and Wiltshire parish of Chippenham, which is bypassed to the west by the A350,

between  Melksham, and north to Junction 17 of the M4 motorway, before the A429 to  Melksham further north.

Besides the town, this category lists websites in the hamlets such as Allington north west of the bypass,

in the parish of Chippenham Without, but those further north are included with  Kingsley Langley.

Biddestone is to the west, and  Corsham is to the south west. 

Lacock is to the south, and Derry Hill to the south east is represented by  Calne further east.

East of the River Marden, websites are listed in   Bremhill parish, and the confluence of the River Marden with the

River Avon is north east of the town, in the parish of Langley Burrell which is represented by the Kingsley Langley category.

Chiseldon is a civil parish in the Swindon unitary authority, south east of Central Swindon

The M4 motorway coincides with the northern parish boundary, and the eastern boundary

with Liddington is east of the A346 road.

In the south east of the parish the A346 becomes the unitary authority boundary, with the

Wiltshire Council parish of  Ogbourne at Ogbourne St George.

The main conurbation is west of the A346, and the parish extends west, to  Wroughton,

which is south west of Central Swindon. 

Chitterne is a village on the southern edge of Salisbury Plain, on the B390 road west of  Shrewton.

To the west, the B390 meets the A36 to  Warminster at Heytesbury.

Before this, the B390 passes through the small parish of Knock, whose boundary extends north

along the western boundary of Chitterne parish.

Upton Lovell is immediately west of Chitterne parish.

Codford parish is along the southern boundary, which represents the Wylye valley east of the A303 road.

South east of Chitterne Down, the remains of Yarnborough Castle hill fort are north of the A303 on

the boundary between  Steeple Langford and  Berwick St James before Maddington Down

in Shrewton on the eastern boundary.

Orcheston is north of Shrewton, and a minor road connects Chitterne north east to  Tilshead.

The northern boundary is between Berril Down and Chapperton Down in Imber, where the

army training area is represented by the Tilshead category.

Cholderton is a village on the A338, and a Wiltshire parish on the boundary with Hampshire, just south of

the A303 trunk road between  Amesbury in the west and  Andover to the east.

To the north of the A303, the 338 leads to  Shipton Bellinger.

To the east, south of A303, are the Hampshire parishes of  Thruxton and Quarley,

between which is the western extreme of Monxton parish.

Despite Cholderton Park being in this part of Monxton, websites for this area are included here.

Wilbury park is south of the parish boundary with Newton Tony for which websites area also listed here.

Allington is the next parish south on the A338, which lists websites for Boscombe Down,

which are south and east of Amesbury parish.

Christian Malford is a village in west Wiltshire, on the eastern bank of the River Avon which forms

the western parish boundary with  Sutton Benger, and the northern boundary with  Seagry

and  Great Somerford at the parish's northern tip before  Dauntsey to the north east.

Bradenstoke and Lyneham Airfield are across the east boundary represented by the  Lyneham category.

Foxham village is immediately south in the parish of  Bremhill.

Chute is a Wiltshire Council parish on the border with Hampshire at  Tangley.

The main conurbation is Upper Chute, but with smaller settlements collectively known as The Chutes.

Chute Forest has its own parish south east of Lower Chute, Chute Standen and Chute Cadley.

Conholt Park is on the north east boundary of Chute parish, where the northern boundary follows

the course of Grim's Ditch, with the Roman road, Chute causeway, within the parish until

it heads north around the west of Haydown Hill to Tidcombe, in the combined parish of

Tidcombe and Fosbury, where websites are also included here.

Oxenwood is in  Shalbourne parish further north.

Buttermere, the border parish north east of Fosbury ( north of Hampshire's Linkenholt and

Vernhams Dean ), is also represented by the Shalbourne category.

The western boundary of Chute parish is at Collingbourne Wood, represented

by  Collingbourne Ducis to the west.

Codford is a parish south of Salisbury Plain, with its southern boundary on the River Wylye.

There is a linear settlement comprising Codford St Mary and Codford St Peter, which is

now bypassed by the A36 road between the villages and the river.

Downstream to the east, Wylye parish including Fisherton de la Mere is represented by  Steeple Langford east of the A303 road.

This category represents the parishes on the south bank of the Wylye, where a minor road bridges the Wylye to

Stockton to the south east and Sherrington to the south west.

The next parish upstream is Upton Lovell, before Knock, where the B390 road leads north east to  Chitterne

along the northern parish boundary over Codford Down, and from where Chitterne Brook flows

between Codford St Mary and Codford St Peter, before entering the Wylye.

Wilsbury Ring is at the top of Codford Hill, north east of the villages before East Codford Down,

and the eastern parish boundary with north of Wylye parish.

This category represents the parish of Colerne, which besides the village of this name, is home to RAF Colerne, and

stretches east to include hamlets of Eastrip and Thickwood before its eastern boundary on the west bank of By Brook.

To the east of the river are parishes of  Biddestone and  Corsham, with  Box to the south east and south.

The parish western boundary coincides with the unitary authority boundary with  South Gloucestershire at  Marshfield.

Upper and North Wraxhall are north of Doncombe Brook which forms the northern parish boundary

to Tatton Keynell to the north east.

Collingbourne Ducis is a village on the A338, taking road traffic south from  Burbage to  Tidworth in the south.

The A346 road leads to  Lugershall in the south east.

A minor road leads to  Everleigh in the west.

Collingbou­rne Wood is to the east separating the parish of  Chute, and the combined parish

of Tidcombe and Fosbury is to the north east.

This category also includes websites for the parish of Collingbou­rne Kingston immediately north of Collingbourne Ducis.

Coombe Bissett is a village mainly on the south bank of the River Ebble, south west of  Salisbury on the A354 road to north Dorset.

Besides Coombe Bissett parish, this category lists websites for the parish upstream, Stratford Toney,

before  Bishopstone upstream to the west, and south to the Hampshire border at Whitsbury Down.

The small village of Homington down stream on the south bank of the Ebble is within

Coombe Bissett parish, before  Odstock to the east.

This category represents the parish of Corsham, which besides town of this name, stretches west

before Rudloe in the parish of  Box, and  Biddestone to the north.

The town is served by the A4 road and railway from  Chippenham in the north east.

Lacock is to the south east,  Atworth south of Corsham,

with  Melksham further to the south east.

Corsley is civil parish north west of  Warminster, with it major conurbation

Corsley Heath on the A632 road to  Frome.

The settlements of Dertfords, Lane End and Lye's Green are on the boundary with  Somerset Mendips.

Longhedge, Whitbourne Moor are south of the A632, before the boundary of Longleat Safari Park,

which stretches into  Horningsham parish to the south.

Sturford and Cley Hill are on the eastern boundary, before  Longbridge Deverill parish to the south east.

Corsley is a relatively small village north of the A632, before Huntenbull Green in 

Chapmanslade parish on the A3098 road further north.

Corston is a small village on the A429 road south of the town of  Malmesbury in the civil parish of

St Paul Malmesbury Without, which surrounds the town, south of  Brokenborough to the north west.

Websites for Burton Hill just south of the Sherston branch of the River Avon are listed with the town,

as are those for Milbourne immediately east of the town in St Paul Malmesbury Without.

Besides Corston, this category lists websites for the hamlet of Rodbourne to the south east, as

well as Rodbourne Bottom south of the railway, before  Great Somerford.

Lower Stanton St Quintin is next south on the A429, east of Hullavington Airfield, represented by  Hullavington.

Norton is the parish west of St Paul Malmesbury Without, which doesn't have an elected

parish council, but holds an annual Parish meeting.

Access is best from Hullavington, so websites for south east of  Sherston are listed there.

Cricklade is a town and Wiltshire Council parish, north west of the Swindon AU's villages of  Blunsdon St Andrew

and Broad Blunsdon, from where the A419 road bypasses the north of the town on the way to  Cirencester.

Cricklade can be considered the first town on the  River Thames, which flows from

Cotswold Water Park in  Ashton Keynes, north of the town westwards through Latton parish,

then the Swindon unitary authority parish of  Castle Eaton.

Crudwell is a village and north Wiltshire parish, on the A439 which takes road traffic past Cotswold Airport,

before the boundary with the  Cotswold district of Gloucestershire, at  Kemble.

The hamlets of Chelworth and Eastcourt are within the parish before  Oaksey to the east.

Upper Minety is next to the south east, and is within the parish of  Minety.

Hankerton parish is directly south where websites are listed in the  Charlton category.

The western parish boundary is with the  Cotswold district of Gloucestershire at Long Newton,

and  Brokenborough is on the boundary to the south west.

This category lists websites for the Wiltshire parish of Dauntsey; Dauntsey Vale east

of  Great and Little Somerford to  Brinkworth north of the M4 motorway.

Grittenham is south of the M4 motorway, and is within Brinkworth parish.

Besides Dauntsey, this category includes websites for the parish of Tockenham, where the northern

boundary is with Grittenham around the railway line, with  Royal Wootton Bassett to the north east.

Clyffe Pypard is next village to the south east of Tockenham, which with Broad Town parish,

is represented by  Broad Hinton further east.

Clyffe Pypard parish extends along the southern boundary of Tockenham parish to Hilmarton parish,

which is south on the A3102 road, south of  Lyneham, which is south of the

Dauntsey parish boundary at Bradenstoke.

The hamlet of Dauntsey Lock is south of the railway, and Sodom is between this and

the M4 motorway west of Dauntsey's eastern parish boundary west of Grittenham.

The B4069 road leads south west between the railway and motorway to  Christian Malford

is west of the parish boundary.

This boundary follows the course of a dismantled branch of the railway to the River Avon

where the bridge connects the parishes of Dauntsey and Great Somerford.

North of Daunstey House and Park, Somerford Bridge over Brinkworth Brook links Daunstey

and Little Somerford, before it forms the northern boundary with Brinkworth.

This category lists websites for the market town and Wiltshire parish of Devizes.

North west of the town, the A342 road from  Chippenham, enters the town via  Rowde.

The A342 continues through the town, leading east to  Upavon, via the parishes of Stert and  Urchfont,

with Urchfont village to the south, villages of Wedhampton, Chirton and Wilsford to the north,

with Marden parish, where websites are listed in the Urchfont category.

The A361 road from  Avebury in the north east, enters the locality from  Bishops Cannings,

via Roundway parish where websites are included with Devizes.

South of Devizes the A360 road to Salisbury leads south through  Potterne,  West Lavington,

  Tilshead,  Shrewton, before  Winterbourne Stoke.

The A365 road leads west from the town to  Seend and  Melksham.

Dinton is a village in the Nadder valley on the B3089 road east of  Teffont Magna and west of  Barford St Martin

In 1934, Dinton parish absorbed the ancient parish of Baverstock, where the B3089 bridges the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway east of the village.

The railway separates the village from the River Nadder, but the station to the south west of the village

was closed in 1966, and the nearest station west of  Salisbury is at  Tisbury.

From the disused station a minor road leads over the railway to  Fovant south of Dinton.

North from the village, a minor road leads up Teffont Down, crossing Grim's Ditch and Wylye Down,

before dropping down to the Wylye Valley, at Wylye village, west of  Steeple Langford.

Donhead St Andrew is a village in south west Wiltshire, on the River Nader, east of  Donhead St Mary,

north of the A30 taking road traffic between  Swallowcliffe and  Shaftesbury.

On the A30, Brook Waters marks the western boundary of Donhead St Andrew parish, and the parish extends

south of the A30 to Cranborne Drove Way, beyond which the downs fall away to  Tollard Royal.

To the south east,  Berwick St John is at the head of the Chalke Valley further east.

Directly east,  Ansty parish straddles the A30, before the south west limits of  Tisbury,

which includes websites for West Tisbury directly north east,

separated by  Semley directly north west of Donhead St Andrew.

Donhead St Mary is a village in south west Wiltshire, on a hill 200 metres above sea level, west of

Donhead St Andrew, between which the River Nader flows northwards, after rising from

chalk streams west of the village, and Charlton Down in the south.

South of both villages, the A30 takes road traffic between  Swallowcliffe and  Shaftesbury.

Donhead St Mary parish stretches to the county border with Dorset at Shaftesbury, where

the hamlets of Coombe are north of the A30, and Charlton hamlet is to the south.

Ludworth village is on the A30 in the valley below Donhead St Mary, where a minor road

on the course of a Roman road leads south to  Ashmore,

and joins the B3081 road south west to  Tollard Royal.

Downton is a village and parish spanning the River Avon, separated from  Salisbury, by Britford and  Odstock to the north.

The A338 takes road traffic from Salisbury to Hampshire border at Breamore.

Hale is the Hampshire parish on the east bank of the Avon,  Redlynch is directly east,

and  Whiteparish is to the north east.

Durrington is the village next village north of  Amesbury east of the A345 road.

Durrington parish includes  Larkhill to the west of the A345, the conurbation associated with the army barracks.

South of these villages, remains of Woodhenge and Durrington Walls represent a Neolithic palisaded enclosure,

second-largest known to  Hindwell in Wales.

East of Durrington, the A3028 takes road traffic across Bulford bridge over the River Avon into Bulford parish

with its own Bulford Camp, north west of  Cholderton.

The parish of Milston to the north east is also dominated by army training areas, and these areas are represented by

this category, whereas the next parish along the A345 to the north, Figheldean, is represented by  Netheravon.

East Knoyle is a village and civil parish in south west Wiltshire, on the A350 road linking  Warminster from

the north and  Shaftesbury to the south.

The A350 passes between Sedgehill and  Semley directly south.

West Knoyle is directly west,  Kingston Deverill is north west, and

Chicklade to the east is represented by  Hindon further the south east.

Edington is a village on the B3098 road north of Salisbury Plain, east of  Westbury and Bratton,

and west of  Erlestoke.

Minor roads lead to  Steeple Ashton parish immediately north west.

Erlestoke is a village on the B3098 road north of Salisbury Plain, between  Edington

and the  Cheverells to the east.

Erlestoke is the home Wiltshire's only prison, and this category includes

websites for Coulston parish immediately north west.

Everleigh is a parish on the east of Salisbury Plain, north west of  Tidworth on the A342 road,

west of  Ludgershall and east of  Upavon.

Lower Everleigh is a smaller settlement than Everleigh village on the A342 at the west of the parish.

Everleigh Barrows are on the north western edge of the parish over West Everleigh Down.  

Collingbourne Ducis is to the east on the A346.

Farley is a village between the A30 and A36, east of  Salisbury.

The village of  Pitton is directly north, and is administered as the combined parish of Pitton and Farley.

Farley village is north of East Grimstead in the parish of  Grimstead.

West Dean parish separates Farley from the Hampshire boundary.

The parish of  Winterslow is to the north east.

The parish of Clarendon Park is directly east, and websites for this area may be included here.

Firsdown is a parish north east of  Salisbury, straddling the A30 road before  Lopcombe Corner

Laverstock separates Firsdown from Salisbury, and Winterbour­ne Earls in

the Avon valley, represented by  Winterbour­ne Gunner to the north west.

Before Winterbour­ne Gunner's barracks, in the north west of the parish, Figsbury Ring, is

a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest which contains prehistoric earthworks.

Porton Down is to the north.

The village of  Pitton is directly south, and  Winterslow parish

separates Firsdown from the Hampshire boundary.

Fonthill Bishop is a small village and civil parish south east of Berwick St Leonard and east of  Hindon.

Besides Berwick St Leonard and Fonthill Bishop, this category lists websites for Fonthill Gifford,

a village and civil parish to the west, both directly north of  Tisbury.

The B3089 road from Hindon passes through Fonthill Bishop east to  Chilmark.

Fovant is a village and civil parish on the A30 road west of  Barford St Martin, and east of  Swallowcliffe.

Sutton Mandeville is immediately west, and  Dinton is to the north in the Nadder Valley.

Compton Chamberlayne, the parish immediately east is represented by this category.

South of the A30, Fovant Down rises, and features Fivant Badges monuments from World War I.

A minor road connects the Ebble valley, including  Broad Chalke.

Froxfield is a village on the A4 from  Marlborough to  Hungerford.

Froxfield parish extends to the boundary with West Berkshire on both sides of the Kennet and Avon Canal,

where locks are fed by the River Dun south of the village and the Reading to Taunton railway.

Chisbury with its ancient hill fort is to the south west in  Little Bedwyn parish,

which extends north of the A4 before Savernake further west, and Mildenhall to the north west,

in the Kennet Valley west of  Ramsbury directly north of Froxfield parish.

Grafton is a civil parish south of the Kennet and Avon Canal between  Burbage to the west, and  Great Bedwyn.

At the north east tip of the parish, the hamlet of Wilton is on a marina inlet from Crofton Locks named Wilton Water.

Shalbourne parish is east of Wilton and the hamlet Marten.

The main conurbation is East Grafton on the A338 road from Shalbourne village passing north of the hamlet of West Grafton,

before joining the A346 south of Burbage village, where the A388 continues south to Collingbourne Kingston,

a parish south of Grafton Down, represented by  Collingbourne Ducis further south,

also accessed via a minor road from Marten via the Grafton hamlet of Wexcombe.

The village of Tidcombe east of Wexcombe is in the combined parish of Tidcombe and Fosbury

where websites are listed with the parish of  Chute.

Great Bedwyn is a village mainly on the north bank of the Kennet and Avon Canal, south east of  Marlborough.

Little Bedwyn is to the north east.

The Reading to Taunton railway has a station, and runs between the village and the River Dun and canal.

The parish of Great Bedwyn extends south west to include the hamlet of Crofton

and the associated locks fed by the River Dun north of the canal, originally aided by beam engines.

The hamlet of Wilton is south of the locks in the parish of  Grafton.

On the south bank of the canal, Great Bedwyn parish extends south east to  Shalbourne,

before Ham parish, both having eastern boundaries with Berkshire.

Great Cheverell is a town in Cheverell Magna parish west of the A360 road and  Littleton Panell, and

this category includes websites for Little Cheverell on the B6098 road in Cheverell Parva parish.

The B3098 leads west to  Erlestoke and  Edington.

Grimstead parish comprises the villages of East Grimstead and West Grimstead, between which flows the River Dun eastwards to  West Dean.

Traces of the Salisbury and Southampton Canal, can be seen along the south bank of the River Dun, from  Alderbury immediately west.

The parish extends south to Pepperbox Hill, featuring the Pepperbox folly in the parish of  Whiteparish to the south.

The parish of Clarendon Park is directly north west, represented by the combined parish of  Pitton and Farley north,

before Bentley Wood in the north of West Dean parish on the Hampshire border.

Grittleton is the Wiltshire parish west of  Stanton St Quintin, which before the

South Gloucestershire parish of  Acton Turville, includes the hamlet of Littleton Drew.

Littleton Drew is separated from The Gibb, east of Burton in  Nettleton parish, by the

M4 motorway which takes traffic through the south of Grittleton parish from

Leigh Delamere services in the east of the parish before Stanton St Quintin.

The hamlet of Foscote is south of Grittleton village before a minor road bridges the M4,

passing west of the hamlet of Sevington, before  Yatton St Keynell further south.

Minor roads north of Grittleton village connect with  Hullavington to the north east,

and Alderton in  Luckington parish to the north west.

Inglesham is a north Swindon Council parish, with its market town on the A361 taking road traffic

from  Swindon to Gloucestershire's  Cotswold District via  Lechlade-on-Thames.

Inglesham parish is directly north, the River Cole forms the eastern unitary authority boundary with

Oxfordshire, connected by the B4019 road at Coleshill represented by  Buscot parish.

The B4000 leads south east of the town, connecting  Shrivenham and  Watchfield.

Sevenhampton is in the south east of the parish before South Marston parish which is also

represented by this category, as is Stanton Fitzwarren parish west of the A361, and Hannington parish

directly west the town, and stretching north west to include Hannington Wick, east of  Castle Eaton

on the south bank of the River Thames (Isis), which forms the boundary with

Gloucestershire's Kempsford represented by  Fairford.

Hilmarton is a village and Wiltshire parish immediately north of  Calne.

on the A3102 road to  Lyneham.

Charlcutt to the west is in  Bremhill parish.

Compton Bassett parish is ro the east.

Hilperton is the parish immediately north east of county town of Wiltshire,  Trowbridge, including Hilperton Marsh along

the south bank of the Kennet and Avon Canal, south east of  Staverton.

Hilperton parish extends north east across the canal to Whaddon where the northern bounary is the River Avon.

Here, the eastern boundary is with  Semington, which is north of Great Hinton.

To the south of Hilperton, Trowbridge extends east as far as West Ashton parish, represented by  Steeple Ashton further south east.

Hindon is a former market town, now a village in a south west Wiltshire parish, south of Chicklade

on the A303, and east of the A350 north east of  East Knoyle.

Tisbury is to the south east.

Note: There is also a  Bishopstone parish on the River Ebble to the south west of Salisbury.

Hinton Parva is a village east of Swindon, in the unitary authority's parish of Bishopston­e which has

a village of the same name nearer the Oxfordshire boundary at Idstone in the parish of  Ashbury.

This category lists websites for the rural area south of  Highworth along the Oxfordshire boundary

across the M4 motorway, where it enters north east Wiltshire at  Baydon.

This category lists websites for the Wiltshire Council parish of Holt on the B3107 road,

south west of  Melksham, on the north of the River Avon.

A bridge over the Avon connects  Staverton to the south.

On the north bank, the B3107 road continues west to  Bradford-on-Avon.

Horningsham is a small village in south west Wiltshire, to the south west of  Warminster, and north of  Maiden Bradley.

Horningsham parish includes the hamlets of Hitcombe Bottom and Newbury, and extends to the boundary with South Somerset at  Selwood.

Longleat House and Park are within the northern parish boundary.

The entrance to Longleat Safari Park is to the north of the boundary in  Corsley parish.

Longleat Forest is to the north east in the parish of  Longbridge Deverill.

Hullavington is a village west of the A429 road from  Malmesbury, north of the M4 motorway.

Corston is to the north east.

Lower Stanton St Quintin is next south on the A429, before junction 17 of the M4, and Leigh Delamere

services are to its the west, where the M4 is bridged to access  Kington St Michael further south.

Grittleton is to the south west north of the M4, and  Alderton is north west over the railway.

Norton is north of Hullavington, connected by minor roads under and over the railway line.

Norton parish includes Foxley village further north, with its northern boundary

on the Sherston branch of the River Avon.

Norton parish doesn't have an elected parish council, but holds an annual Parish meeting.

Besides Hullavington, this category includes websites for this area south east of  Sherston.

This category lists websites for the Wiltshire Council parish of Idmiston, south of Boscombe in  Allington parish.

The A338 passes north of the Idmiston village on the way south to  Porton which is in Idmiston parish,

along with Gomeldon, before the next parish south,   Winterbourne.

This category includes websites for Idmiston village, and Boscombe Down, including the area west of the railway line.

The area east of the railway line in accessed via Porton village, so Idmiston Down and

Porton Down are represented by the Porton category.

Inglesham is a north Swindon Council parish, directly south of  Lechlade-on-Thames linked by Ha'penny Bridge,

where the A361 takes road traffic south through the village of Upper Inglesham to  Highworth,

which represents Hannington parish to the south west.

The River Thames forms the western boundary from  Castle Eaton, with Kempsford in Gloucestershire's  Cotswold District.

To the north east, the boundary falls short of the A417 bridging the Thames from Lechlade to  Buscot.

The River Cole forms the eastern unitary authority boundary with Oxfordshire.

Kilmington is a village and south west Wiltshire parish on the boundary with South Somerset at  North Brewham.

Kilmington parish includes the hamlets of Kilmington Common and Norton Ferris.

At the south west corner is the car park for Alfred's Tower in King's Wood, north west of  Stourton with Gasper.

At its south east corner is the car park for White Sheet Hill Fort, before Mere Down represented by  Mere.

The B3092 passes between the ridges Long Knoll and Little Knoll along the the northern parish boundary with  Maiden Bradley.

Yarnfield is the area east of the Somerset border, directly north of the Kilmington boundary.

Kingston Deverill is a village on the River Wylye connected by the B3095 road over Mere Down to  Mere in the south west,

to  Longbridge Deverill on the A350 to  Warminster further north.

The River Wylye rises to the east in  Maiden Bradley with Yarnfield parish then flows northwards along the west of the B3095.

The village of Monkton Deverill is within Kingston Deverill parish to the north east, then the parish and village

of Brixton Deverill, then Hill Deverill before Longbridge Deverill.

These villages down the Wylye Valley are collectively known as the Upper Deverills, which this category represents.

Kington Langley is a village on the B4122 north of  Chippenham.

This category includes websites for Kington Langley parish, Kington St Michael parish west of

the A350 as well as the parish of Langley Burrell Without, immediately north east

with its eastern boundary at the River Avon, west of  Bremhill parish. 

Sutton Benger is to the north east, and  Stanton St Quintin to the north,

where the A350 joins the A429 at junction 17 of the M4 motorway.

The M4 coincides with the northern boundary of Kington St Michael, at Grittleton to the north west.

Yatton Keynell is to the west, and  Biddestone is to the south west.

Lacock is a Wiltshire Council parish on the A350 road midway, south of  Chippenham, and north of  Melksham.

The villages of Bowden Hill and Lacock are east of the A350, before  Bromham parish.

Notton is west of the A350 in the north of the parish before  Corsham to the north west,

which includes Gastard to the west of Lacock parish, whereas

Whitley to the south west, is north east of  Atworth.

The River Avon flows south from Chippenham, though the parish, east of Lacock village

and Beanacre in Melksham Without parish.

Landford is the most south eastern village Wiltshire, in the northern tip of the New Forest National Park, east of  Redlynch.

Landford parish extends to the Hampshire border, with Hale to the west, Bramshaw to the south, and  Copythorne to the east.

The hamlet of Plaitford is in the north east of the parish, but is administered as a combined parish with Melchet Park in Hampshire.

The A36 takes road traffic through the north of the parish, between  Alderbury to  Southampton in the south east.

North of the A36, the next Wiltshire parish is  Whiteparish.

Larkhill is the village within the parish of  Durrington,

north of  Amesbury, west of the A345 road.

Larkhill is the conurbation associated with the army barracks, and this

category includes the area of Salisbury Plain to the north west.

A minor road leads west to join the B3086 road to  Shrewton.

Latton is a village and north Wiltshire Council parish, north east of  Cricklade, with its

southern boundary along the River Thames (Isis) and River Ray where

Water Eaton is south of the Thames, before the Swindon parish of  Castle Eaton.

Marston Maisey north east of the Thame, separated from the north of the parish by  Down Ampney.

The Cotswold Water Park, is to the west, represented by the  South Cerney category.

Laverstock is the Wiltshire Council parish on the north and east edge of  Salisbury surrounding the A30 road.

The A345 forms the north west boundary, before Salisbury castle, to Durnford parish in the Bourne Valley leading to  Amesbury.

The A345 forms the west boundary of Winterbourne parish, where Winterbourne Dauntsey is on the A388, represented by  Winterbourne Gunner.

South of  Porton Down,  Firsdown is north east of Laverstock on the A30, with  Pitton next south.

Here, Clarendon Park parish is directly east of the old village and main conurbation of Laverstock on the east bank of the River Bourne.

The confluence of the Bourne with the River Avon, and A36 road are south of Laverstock's southern boundary,

in Clarendon Park parish north of  Alderbury, where access to Clarendon Park is via  Grimstead parish.

Lea is a village east of  Malmesbury, administered as the combined parish of Lea and Cleverton, which

since 1934 includes the village of Garsdon, south of  Charlton Heath.

The hamlet of Milbourne north of Charlton Stream to the north west is in the parish of

St Paul Malmesbury Without where websites are included in Malmesbury.

From the same parish, the B4042 leads across the River Avon from Burton Hill along the boundary

south of Lea village to  Little Somerford in the south east.

Websites for south west of the River Avon should be listed in the  Corston category.

Liddington is Swindon unitary authority's south eastern parish, east of the A346 road, and  Chiseldon.

The southern boundary is with Wiltshire Council's  Aldbourne and the M4 motorway from

junction 15 leaves Liddington parish into Warnborough eastbound  Baydon.

The rural area east of Swindon is  Hinton Parva.

Limpley Stoke is the Wiltshire Council parish on the west bank of the River Avon, west of  Winsley, connected

by the B3108 road which bridges the Avon, then is bridged by the railway along the west bank.

Otherwise Limpley Stoke is surrounded by the unitary authority of  Bath & North East Somerset.

Monkton Coombe is direcly north, South Stoke is directly west,

and  Hinton Charterhouse is south along the B3110 road.

The main A36 road runs from Bath along the west bank of the Avon through the parish on the way

to  Warminster, through the  Mendip district of Somerset.

Freshford is the Bath&NES parish, immediately south on the south bank of the Avon as it flows east to  Bradford-on-Avon.

Littleton Panell is linear settlement along the A360 road north of West Lavington for which

websites are also included in this category.

The two settlements are bisected by the B3098 road between  Market Lavington in the east,

and Little Cheverell in Cheverell Parva parish, before Cheverell Magna

where websites are listed in the  Great Cheverell category.

Little Bedwyn is a village mainly on the south bank of the Kennet and Avon Canal, and Wiltshire parish

on the boundary with Berkshire at  Hungerford.

The River Dun feeds a canal lock from the south west and continues on its north bank.

The Reading to Taunton railway runs north of this, and has a station at  Great Bedwyn directly south west.

St Michael's church is also north of the railway.

Little Bedwyn parish includes the hamlet of Chisbury to the west of the village.

Lockeridge is a village, south of the A4 road in West Overton parish administered by Wiltshire Council.

Lockeridge is south of Fyfield on the River Kennet, immediatately west of Manton in  Marlborough parish.

This category lists websites for both parishes of Fyfield and West Overton, east

of Beckenham and West Kennett in  Avebury parish, where

websites are also listed for East Kennett parish, south of the A4.

In contrast to the  Kingston Deverill category which represents the Upper Deverells, this category lists websites for

the Lower Deverells, namely Longbridge Deverill parish which besides the village of Longbridge Deverill, includes

Hill Deverill, then north down the Wylye Valley, along the A350 road towards  Warminster further north.

The village of Crockerton is included in the Lower Deverills.

To the west, minor roads lead to  Horningsham and  Maiden Bradley.

The north west of the parish, includes Longleat Forest, before  Corsley parish.

Beyond the River Wylye to the east is  Sutton Veny, south east of Warminster.

To the south, Chicklade on the A303, is represented by the  Hindon parish further south.

Lopcombe Corner is the junction where the eastbound A30 from  Salisbury has a fork before leaving the Wiltshire county border into Hampshire.

The fork north east is the A343 to Middle Wallop in Nether Wallop parish, and the A30 continues through

Broughton parish to  Stockbridge in the Test Valley.

This category lists websites for the area of  Winterslow parish, north of East Winterslow,

east of  Firsdown parish, and south east of  Porton Down in Wiltshire.

This category lists websites for the parish of Luckington, with Luckington village on the north bank

of the main tributary to the Sherston branch of the River Avon which flows north east to  Sherston,

which also represents Sopworth connected by a minor road directly north.

Luckington parish includes the hamlet of Alderton, and rural area to the county boundary with 

South Gloucestershire at  Badminton to the east, and  Acton Turville

further south west on the B4040 road through Luckington from Sherston.

South of Alderton, the railway is crossed by two minor roads, one to Littleton Drew in Grittleton parish,

and the other over a tunnel to Hullavington parish to the south east.

Ludgershal­l is a town north east of  Tidworth where the A3026 meets the A342 road,

which continues through Faberstown on the Hamphire border, through

Hampshire's Appleshaw and Fyfield parishes to  Andover.

The hamlet of Biddesden is to the north east, and Ludgershal­l parish extends north east to  The Chutes.

North east of the town, the A342 forks north on the A346 to  Collingbourne Ducis.

Lydiard Millicent is a parish administered by Wiltshire Council, directly west of  Swindon,

with its eastern boundary with the unitary authority at West Swindon parish.

Besides Lydiard Millicent village, the parish includes hamlets of Lydiard Green, then

Green Hill, Greatfield and Lydiard Plain to the west.

The parish of  Purton is north of these.

Brinkworth is further west.

Hook is in the parish of Lydiard Tregoze, which separates Lydiard Millicent from 

Royal Wooton Bassett further south.

In the northeast, the parish extends to Common Platt, which merges with the

densely populated conurbation on the unitary authority boundary, with

Peatmoor and Roughmoor area of West Swindon parish.

Lyneham is the larger of two villages that comprise the Wiltshire combined parish of

Lyneham and Bradenstoke, west of the A3102 road, south west of  Royal Wooton Bassett.

South of Bradenstoke, and west of Lyneham, the parish includes Lyneham Airfield, former home of

RAF Lyneham, then Defence Technical Training College.

The electoral ward of Lyneham includes Clyffe Pypard parish, which is represented by this category,

as well as the small village and parish of Tockenham is immediately north east of Lyneham,

connected by minor road east to Bushton within the Clyffe Pypard parish.

Broad Town to the north east of Clyffe Pypard is represented by  Broad Hinton further east.

Hilmarton is the next parish south on the A3102, the parish of  Bremhill is to the south west, 

Christian Malford is west before the River Avon, and the north boundary is with  Dauntsey.

Maiden Bradley is a village in south west Wiltshire on the B3092 connecting the border parishes north of  Mere with  Frome.

The B3092 passes between the ridges Long Knoll and Little Knoll along the southern parish boundary with  Kilmington.

Yarnfield is the area east of the Somerset border, directly north of the Kilmington boundary, and

is included in the combined parish of  Maiden Bradley with Yarnfield.

Next along the county boundary to the north is  Horningsham.

A minor road east of Maiden Bradley village leads to  Kingston Deverill.

Malmesbury is a market town and north west Wiltshire Council parish, where Æthelstan, the first king of all England to AD 939, is buried in Malmesbury Abbey.

The town is bypassed to the west by the A429 road which heads north for the Cotswold district of Gloucestershire, via  Crudwell.

To the south,  Corston is the next parish on the A429.

The  Tetbury branch of the River Avon flows from the Gloucestershire boundary through  Brokenborough and the north of

the town, while the  Sherston branch of the River Avon flows from the west, between Easton Grey and Norton,

then forms the southern boundary of the town with the parish of St Paul Malmesbury Without before the confluence

at the town's south east, before flowing under the A429 road, east towards  Lea, then onwards to  The Somerfords in the south east.

Manningfor­d is the parish containing Manningford Abbots, Manningford Bruce, Manningford Bohune

and Manningford Bohune Common, south west of  Pewsey.

The hamlet of West Sharcott is on the north east boundary, whereas East Sharcott is in Pewsey parish.

Manningford parish stretches along the Salisbury Avon valley south west, where across Wood Bridge, the hamlet

of Woodbridge is in North Newnton, also represented by this category, which includes Hilcott to the west.

South of Woodbridge, the villages of Charlton St Peter and Rushall are represented by the  Upavon category.

Wilsford and Marden parishes are to the west, where websites are listed in the  Urchfont category, then

Beechingstoke parish is represented by  Woodborough before  Alton in the Vale of Pewsey to the north west.

Market Lavington is a civil parish on the northern edge of Salisbury Plain, and Market Lavington village on the B3098.

West Lavington is represented by  Littleton Panell, where the B3098 continues west to  The Cheverells.

North east of Market Lavington, the B3098 continues through Easterton and Eastcott on the way to  Urchfont.

Easterton parish includes the hamlet of Easterton Sands, whereas Market Lavington parish includes the hamlets of

Fiddington Sands, Lavington Sands and Northbrook south of the railway, for which websites are also included in this category.

Marlborough is a market town on the River Kennet, where the old main road from London to Bath, the A4, crosses this river.

East/west road traffic has been diverted to the M4 motorway north of Marlborough Downs.

The A346 takes road traffic from junction 15 of the M4, on the course of a Roman road over the downs, at  Ogbourne St George.

The Roman road approached the Kennet over Poulton Downs at Mildenhall, a parish to the east of the town,

which includes the hamlet of Stitchcombe, where websites are included here.

The Kennet is bridged by minor roads from Mildenhall and Stitchcombe before Axford in  Ramsbury parish further east.

Mildenhall's southern boundary includes the A4 before it leaves Wiltshire at  Froxfield.

Savernake is immediately south where the A346 continues south to  Burbage.

To the south west, the A345 takes road traffic through  Oare.

The Preshute White Horse is within the Marlborough parish boundary south of the Kennet, south west of the town,

facing Preshute parish which is north west of the town.

Manton is a village south of the A4 and River Kennet, west of the town, before Fyfield parish, represented by  Lockeridge.

Marston Meysey is a village in the northern most Wiltshire Council parish of Marston Maisey,

north east of  Cricklade, with its southern boundary at the River Thames (Isis), before

the Swindon parish of  Castle Eaton to the south east.

The Gloucestershire Cotwold district parish of  Down Ampney is directly west, and west of

Marston Hill in the north of the parish,  Meysey Hampton north east of Down Ampney.

The airfield of RAF Fairford is mainly in Kempsford parish directly east.

This category lists websites for the town and Wiltshire parish of Melksham, which is served by the A350,

from  Chippenham in the north, and  Westbury to the south.

The River Avon flows from the north, east of the A350 in the parish of  Lacock and Beanacre village, then passes

under the A350 at the west of Melksham town, before forming the eastern boundary of  Broughton Gifford

and Melksham Without, then between  Holt and  Staverton further south west.

Besides the town, this category lists websites for Melksham Without, which includes Berryfield and Bowerhill

north of  Semington, and the Kennet and Avon Canal, west of Sells Green in  Seend parish, then north

of Melksham Forest to Beanacre, west of  Bremhill parish connected by the A3102 road east of the town.

Atworth is north west on the A635 road.

Mere is a small market town in south west Wiltshire, separated from South Somerset by  Zeals.

The town is now bypassed to the north by the A303 trunk road, on the way to  Wincanton.

Mere Down is to the north of the A303 before  Kingston Deverill.

West Knoyle before Mere parish extends south west of the town along the Dorset border

at  Silton, Milton on Stour and  Motcombe, to  Sedghill and Semley.

Minety is a village and north Wiltshire parish, which includes the village of Upper Minety.

North of the railway line from Swindon, the hamlet of Lower Moor is before the county boundary

with Neigh Bridge Country Park in the  Cotswolds district of Gloucestershire.

Oaksey is to the north west, and Hankerton to the west is represented by  Charlton.

Brinkworth is next south, and Braydon a small parish to the east is represented by the  Purton.

Websites for Leigh parish are included in the  Ashton Keynes category.

This category represents the parish of Monkton Farleigh, which is north west of  Bradford-on-Avon on the

A363 road, on the unitary authority boundary with  Bath & NES at  Claverton, south of  Bathford.

The parish is north of  Winsley high above the east of the River Avon, under which the Bath stone

has been mined, and served as a World War 2 Ministry of Defence underground ammunition store.

Besides Monkton Farleigh village north of the A363, the hamlets of Farleigh Wick and Pinckney Green are on the A363.

Kingsdown is north of the parish boundary in  Box parish.

South Wraxall is to the east.

Netheravon is the village in the middle of Salisbury Plain, on the A345 road, north of  Durrington.

Besides the parish of Netheravon, this category represents the surrounding rural area, including

the parishes of Figheldean to the south, Fittleton cum Haxton to the east,

Enford to the north, and Orcheston to the west.

Nettleton is the parish on the South Gloucestershire boundary coinciding with the M4 motorway,

which is bridged by the B4039 road over to  Acton Turville from the village of Burton.

From Burton, the B4039 continues east to The Gibb, then south east to the parish of  Castle Combe.

This category also includes websites for North Wraxhall also on the South Gloucestershire

boundary, north of the A420 road to  Marshfield.

Nomansland is the boundary village at the south east tip of Wiltshire Council,

with Hampshire at Bramshaw, within the parish of  Landford.

This category lists websites for the northern tip of the New Forest National Park, which show

addresses south of Langford Common, but includes Hamptworth Common and Franchises Wood.

Burnt Ground Wood is in  Redlynch parish, where the southern border area

is represented by the  Woodfalls.

North Wraxall is the Wiltshire parish on the A420 road from  Chippenham before crossing

the unitary authority boundary with South Gloucestershire at Marshfield.

North Wraxall is a village just north of the A420, and Upper Wraxall is the

last hamlet before the boundary, with The Shoe on the A420 before that.

Mountain Bower is on the north west boundary with  Nettleton.

Ford in on the A420 at the eastern boundary with  Castle Combe to the north east,

and  Biddestone to the south east. 

Colerne is the parish on the western boundary with Marshfield to the south.

Note: South Wraxall is a separate parish, which with the hamlet of Lower Wraxall is represented by  Monkton Farleigh.  

Besides Wiltshire, the name Wraxall is shared with parishes in Dorset and Somerset, having derived from the Saxon: "nook of land frequented by the buzzard or other bird of prey".[ https://bafhs.org.uk/wraxall/?v=79cba1185463 ]

Oaksey is a village and north Wiltshire parish, on the county boundary with Poole Keynes and

Neigh Bridge Country Park represented by  Somerford Keynes.

Chelworth is a hamlet to the west, in the parish of  Crudwell.

Hankerton parish is directly south, represented by  Charlton.

The parish of  Minety is to the south east.

Oare is a small village on the A345 road north of  Pewsey from  Marlborough.

The village of Wilcot is south west of Oare, to the west of the A345, spanning the Kennet and Avon Canal.

The village of Huish is north west of Oare, and since May 2021, these have been administered as the

combined parish of Wilcot, Huish and Oare, which this category represents.

Clench Common to the north east on the A345 is in  Savernake parish.

Wootton Rivers parish directly east is represented by the Savernake category.

Wootton Rivers village is on the north bank of the canal, whereas websites for

Milton Lilbourne south of the canal are included with Pewsey.

Odstock is a village on the south bank of the River Ebble, downstream from  Coombe Bissett, south of Britford.

Nunton village is downstream before the A338 road within Odstock parish, south from  Salisbury.

The hamlet of Bodenham is east of the A338 before the eastern parish boundary on the River Avon.

Downton is directly south.

This category represents the parishes of Ogbourne St Andrew & Ogbourne St George, administered by Wiltshire Council,

north of  Marlborough on the A346 towards  Swindon.

The next parish to the east is  Aldbourne, and the Marlborough Downs extend to the west.

Pewsey is the largest settlement in the Vale of Pewsey, east of  Devizes.

The Vale of Pewsey lies between the the Marlborough Downs and Salisbury Plain.

Pewsey is served by a railway station on the Reading to Taunton line, and the

Kennet and Avon Canal, flows through the north of Pewsey parish.

Pewsey Down at the south of the parish features Pewsey White Horse, cut in 1937,

to replace one existing since the eighteenth century.

To the south, Abbots and Bruce Downs are in the southern extremes of  Manningfold parish,

south west of Pewsey, and  Everleigh parish is to the south east.

Milton Hill is to the east, in Milton Lilbourne parish, for which websites are also included here.

Milton Lilbourne parish stretches over the canal to the north, where the boundary is

with Wootton Rivers represented by  Savernake further north east.

The A345 road leads north from Pewsey to  Marlborough first passing through the combined parish of  Wilcot, Huish and Oare.

Wilcot village is on the canal west of Pewsey, before  Woodborough parish and  Honeystreet.

Pitton is a village between the A30 and A36 east of  Salisbury.

The village of  Farley is directly south, and is administered as the combined parish of Pitton and Farley.

West Dean parish separates Farley and Pitton from the Hampshire boundary.

The parish of  Winterslow is north on this boundary, and  Firsdown is immediately north.

The parish of Clarendon Park is directly west, and websites for this area may be included here.

Porton is a village on the A338 in the parish of   Idmiston, north of  Winterbourne Gunner

and south of  Allington and Boscombe.

This category includes websites for Gomeldon which was a medieval villageon the east bank of the source of the River Bourne.

The conurbation now extends west of the valley and the A338, West Gomeldon and east of the railway, East Gomeldon, where Idmiston's southern boundary extends up Porton Down.

This category also lists websites for the area east of the railway from Porton village extending up Idmiston Down,

before Easton Down in  Winterslow to the south east.

Potterne is a village and Wiltshire Council parish on the A360 road south from  Devizes,

before continuing through  Littleton Panell, over Salisbury Plain via  Tilshead.

Potterne Wick is a hamlet before the eastern boundary with  Urchfont parish to the east.

Worton is to the south west.

A minor road leads to Caen Hill to the north west.

Poulshot is the next parish north west.

Poulshot is a Wiltshire Council parish south of the Kennet and Avon Canal between  Seend and  Devizes.

The A361 road crosses the north of the parish, from which Poulshot village is south,

and the hamlet of Townsend is south west before  Worton to the south.

Potterne is the parish to the east.

Purton is a parish administered by Wiltshire Council, north west of  Swindon.

Lydiard Millicent is directly south, sharing the same eastern unitary authority boundary,

which coincides with the River Ray.

The north west parishes of Swindon are represented by the  Blunsdon category.

Cricklade is directly north and Purton parish includes Purton Stoke before this boundary.

The Swindon and Cricklade railway has a station at Hayes Knoll on the east of the parish.

Besides these, this category also lists websites for Braydon parish to the west,

before  Minety to the north west, and  Brinkworth to the south west.

Ramsbury is a village and parish administered by Wiltshire Council, 4 miles east of  Marlborough, on the north bank of the River Kennet.

Chilton Foliat parish is directly east on the north bank, before the unitary authority boundary with West Berkshire at  Hungerford.

A bridge connects Ramsbury village with the parish of  Froxfield south of the River Kennet, and along the north bank to the west is the linear settlement of Axford.

Websites for these areas are included here, whereas websites for the area further west, in the parish of Mildenhall are included under the Marlborough category.

Websites for the area to the north west in the parishes of Ogbourne St Andrew & Ogbourne St George,

are listed together in the  Ogbourne category.

The parish of  Albourne is directly north, and to the north east

the parish extends to  Baydon.

Redlynch is a village and parish east of  Downton.  The B3080 takes road traffic from Downton

though the old village, then south through  Woodfalls to the Hampshire border at Hale.

Whereas this category lists websites for Morgan's Vale, the conurbation that continues west of the old village,

the hamlet of Bohemia and village of Lover east of the B3080 along the boundary are represented by the Woodfalls category.

East of Redlynch village, Redlynch parish extends to the northern tip of the New Forest National Park, which separates  Landford to the east.

A minor road leads north of the forest to  Whiteparish further north east.

Rowde is a village east of the A342, from  Chippenham, directly north west of  Devizes.

Rowde parish includes the hamlet of Tanis to the east of the village,

before Roundway parish to the east where websites are included with Devizes.

Bromham parish is on the northern boundary, and Bromham village is on the A342 north west of the village.

Seend is to the west and before the southern boundary with Devizes and Poulshot parish,

the Kennet and Avon Canal featuring the flight of 16 locks is at Caen Hill.

Savernake is the forest immediately south east of  Marlborough, and this category lists

websites for the privately owned estate and the surrounding civil parish.

The hamlet of Cadley is on the A346 road, on the western edge of Savernake Forest,

before Burbage Common and the Kennet and Avon Canal in  Burbage parish.

The remains of Savernake railway stations are south of Durley, from when the Marlborough line ran north west, and west of Cadley.

The parish of Wootton Rivers is south and west of the course of this railway, and Wootton Top Lock, was formerly known as Cadley Lock.

Wootton Rivers village is on the north bank of canal, and websites for Wootton Rivers parish are included here.

Websites for Milton Lilbourne are included with  Pewsey further south west.

Oare is further west, on the A345, south west of the Savernake hamlet of Clench Common.

Manton to the north west is in Marlborough parish, and Preshute White Horse is carved into

Granham Hill to the west of the A345, just over the northern Savernake boundary.

The forest is close to Marlborough's southern boundary, and the hospital at Forest Hill is within

Savernake parish, before the A4 out of Marlborough enters Mildenhall parish, also represented by Marlborough.

The northern area of  Little Bedwyn parish is immediately east, before the A4 leaves for West Berkshire at  Froxfield.

The Warren is a hamlet in the north of Burbage parish, which along with St Katharine's in the north of  Great Bedwyn

are most often associated with a Savernake postal address, so their websites may be listed here.

The category lists website for the Wiltshire parish of Seagry, which includes the two villages of
Lower and Upper Seagry, and the area north of the River Avon, between Sutton  and Great Somerford.

Seend is a village on the A361 east of  Semington, leading to  Devizes further east.

Seend parish includes the village of Seend Cleeve extending south west along the hamlets of

The Stocks to Seend Head at the western boundary.

The western boundary north includes a bridleway swing-bridge over the Kennet and Avon Canal,

and the northern boundary encloses the canal.

The parish stretches north to include the course of an old railway which ran south of Bowerhill in 

Melksham Without parish, to the west, from Sells Green, north of the canal in the east of the parish.

East of Sells Green,  Rowde parish is north of the canal, then south of the canal at the

hamlet of Martinslade, the eastern boundary is with Poulshot before  Potterne.

This category represents the parish of Bulkington to the south of Seend, whereas websites for

Keevil to the south west are included with those for  Steeple Ashton.

Semington is the parish, north east of  Trowbridge, separated by  Hilperton.

The A350 takes road traffic via Great Hinton directly south, bridging Semington Brook, then

a tunnel under the Kennet and Avon Canal, which forms the northern parish boundary,

and passing west of Bowerhill in  Melksham Without parish.

In the south of Semington parish the A361 takes road traffic from Hilperton, eastwards

through  Seend to  Devizes further east.

Semley is a village in south west Wiltshire, north west of  Donhead St Andrew, north of  Donhead St Mary, and

east of the A350 road linking  East Knoyle in the north, to  Shaftesbury in the south west.

West of the A350, the dispersed village of Sedgehill, with which Semely is combined in the civil parish of

Sedgehill and Semely stretching to the county border at  Motcombe, with  Mere to the north west.

Shalbourne is a village and Wiltshire parish, along with Ham to the south east, are on the boundary with Berkshire south of  Hungerford.

North of the A338,  Little Bedwyn is the next parish on the county boundary, 

Great Bedwyn is to the north west, Marten to the east is in  Little Bedwyn parish.

Shalbourne parish has small settlements including Bagshot and Stype to the north, and Rivar and Oxenwood to the south.

Buttermere is a smaller parish east of Ham.

Sherston is a village on the north bank of tributaries that form the Sherston branch of the River Avon which flows

east between  Easton Grey and Brokenboro­ugh to the north east, and

the parishes of Norton and St Paul Malmesbury before  Malmesbury further east.

Sherston parish stetches north to the A433 road, which forms the county boundary with the  Cotswold district

of Gloucestershire, from  Tetbury to Didmarton north of Sopworth.

Besides Sherston parish, this category lists websites fot the parish of Sopworth directly west on the county boundary

both with Didmarton in Cotswold district of Gloucestershire, and Hawkbury in  South Gloucestershire.

and which is a catchment for streams feeding the River Avon.

The main tributary flows from  Luckington in the south west.

Shrewton is a village on the A360 road, north of  Winterbourne Stoke, and south west of Orcheston

where the A360 leads over Salisbury Plain through  Tilshead to West Lvington, represented by  Littleton Panell.

A minor road leads to  Larkhill, and this category lists websites for the area of Salisbury Plain west

to Chitterne served by the B390 road, before the A36 to  Warminster.

This category lists websites for both Great and Little Somerford, Wiltshire parishes respectively

south and north of the River Avon, south east of  Malmesbury, and north of the M4 motorway.

Great Somerford village is on the south bank of the River Avon, served on by minor roads.

The Avon is the eastern parish boundary, where it is bridged to  Daunstey, by a minor road

giving access to  Lyneham further south east.

Another minor road leads south to Lower Seagry, then Upper Seagry, in the parish of  Seagry.

North of Upper Seagry, the hamlet of Startley is in Great Somerford parish, before the land drops

to Gabriel's Well and the hamlet of Rodbourne Bottom, where two minor roads are bridged

by the railway, in to the village of Rodbourne, in  Corston parish to the north west.

The northern parish boundary with Little Somerford meanders with the River Avon, which is

bridged by a minor road directly north of Great Somerford village.

The road leads under the railway, before Little Somerford village.

North of this village, the B4042 takes road traffic from Malmesmbury at Burton Hill, to  Brinkworth.

Lea and Cleverton are directly north of the B4042.

Southwick is the Wiltshire parish on the boundary with Somerset, south west of  Trowbridge on the A361 road to  Beckington.

Wingfield is the parish to the north, with its boundary with Somerset corresponding to the River Frome.

Southwick Country Park separates the conurbation of Southwick from Trowbridge, then to the east,

North Bradley is the parish north of Heywood, represented by  Westbury to the south east.

The village of Yarnbrook at the junction, where the A363 meets the A360, is within

North Bradley parish, and websites for North Bradley are listed here.

Hoopers Pool and Brokerswood are hamlets south of Southwick village, on the Somerset

boundary before Dilton Marsh, also represented by the Westbury category.

South Newton is a village north of  Wilton on the A36 road.

This category represents South Newton parish, which includes the village of Stoford, and the

hamlets of Little Wishford at the north, and Chilhampton at the south of the parish.

This category also represents Great Wishford, a village across Stoford Bridge, and parish along the west bank

of the River Wylye, south of Stapleford parish represented by the  Steeple Langford category.

The eastern boundary of South Newton parish is along the A360 road, with Woodford parish,

represented by the  Woodford Valley category.

This category represents the parish of South Wraxall, which besides the village of this name,

includes Lower Wraxall and Bradford Leigh off the B3109 north of  Bradford-on-Avon.

The B3109 leads north to  Box and  Corsham,  Atworth is to the east, and  Holt is to the outh east.

Monkton Farleigh is to the west.

Stanton St Quintin is the Wiltshire parish north of the M4 motorway's junction 17,

north east of Leigh Delamere services in  Grittleton parish.

The area south of the M4 is represented by the  Kington_Langley category.

Corston is north on the A429 road, and  Hullavington is off to the north west.

Steeple Langford is a village between the A36 and the River Wyle, west of the intersection with the A303

in the parish of Wylye, and east of Stapleford parish, both of which this category also represents.

South of Stapleford the A36 heads south through  South Newton parish, north of  Wilton.

Hanging Langford connected by a minor road south of the Nadder, is within Steeple Langford parish,

along with Little Langford to its east, and the parish extends south, up the downs,

where the remains of Grim's Ditch form the southern boundary with  Dinton parish.

Stourton with Gasper is a south west Wiltshire parish, on the county boundary

with  South Somerset at  Brewham, having its southern boundary with  Zeals,

and its northern boundary with  Kilmington.

Sutton Mandeville is a village on the southern slope of the Nadder valley, seperated from  Tisbury only by the

linear settlement of Sutton Row from the A30 along the western boundary of Sutton Mandeville parish

to the hamlet of Chicksgrove close to the River Nadder on the south bank.

A bridge links Lower Chicksgrove on the north bank within Sutton Mandeville parish,

and  Teffont Evias is to the north east.

The parish also includes two railway bridges over the Nadder.

The parish extends south over the A30 from  Swallowcliffe to  Fovant in the east.

Tidworth is a town on the A3026 south west of  Ludgershal­l.

Perham Down is a village within Tidworth parish, separating the town from the Hampshire border,

providing a route to  Andover.

Swinton Barracks dominate this village, whereas Tidworth is traditionally an army garrison town, where

Tidworth Camp dominates, with Salisbury Plain providing their traing area to the west.

The A338 leads north to  Collingbourne Ducis, and south through Shipton Bellinger

to join the A303 before  Cholderton.

Tilshead is a village on the A360 road, north of  Shrewton on Salisbury Plain..

To the north West Levington represented by  Littleton Panell.

A minor road leads north of Orcheston over the plain east, and west through Chitterne

and Upton Lovell, before the A36 to  Warminster further west.

Tollard Royal is a village, on the western edge of Cranborne Chase in the west of Wiltshire,

on the B3081 road, linking  Shaftesbury from the north west to  Sixpenny Handley.

Tollard Farnham is south of the county border in the north East Dorset parish of Farnham

represented by the  Tarrant Gunville category.

Ashmore is across the county border to the west.

Trowbridge is the county town of Wiltshire, based on it historical role from Roman times, on the River Biss,

through to the industrial revolution, when the Kennet and Avon Canal was bringing coal from Somerset,

to supply steam-powered manufacturing of clothing and blankets in mills sourced by the county's wool.

For a county town it is relatively close to  Bath, separated from the Somerset boundary only

by  Westwood, Wingfield and  Southwick.

Development has extended into North Bradley, directly south, before Heywood parish

on the A350, represented by  Westbury further south.

At Yarnbrook the A350 turns north to avoid Trowbridge, passing north through West Ashton parish,

before Great Hinton, separated from the east of Trowbridge by  Hilperton.

Staverton is directly north east, where the Kennet and Avon Canal leaves Trowbridge parish

forming the boundary between Hilperton and Staverton, on the way eastwards to  Devizes.

North of Trowbridge, the A363 leads to  Bradford-on-Avon.

Warminster is a town and civil parish west of Salisbury Plain, south of  Westbury, and served by

the A36, which forms a ring road, around the south of the Wylye Valley from 

Salisbury in the south east towards  Bath to the north west.

Crockerton directly south on the A350 road is in  Longbridge Deverill parish.

To the west, Corsley Heath on the A632 road is in  Corsley parish,

the home to Longleat Safari Park on the way to  Frome.

Chapmanslade parish is on the A3098 to the north west, and

Upton Scudamore is on the A350 to Westbury.

Westbury is a town north west of Salisbury Plain, where the A350 road leads north where at Yarnbrook forks

north west on the A363 to  Trowbridge, before continuing north to  Melksham.

South of Westbury, the A350 leads to  Warminster via  Upton Scudamore.

The southern boundary of Westbury parish, with Upton Scudamore encloses Chalford and Westbury Leigh

which have become suburbs of Westbury.

The parish of Dilton Marsh separates Westbury from the county boundary with  Somerset's Mendips,

where the B3099 road leads to  Beckington after joining the A36 road from  Chapmanslade

to the south of Dilton Marsh, also represented by this category.

There is a white horse carved in to Westbury Hill to the west

of the town, just over the parish boundary with  Bratton.

Westwood is the Wiltshire parish on the boundary with Somerset, at Freshford and  Hinton Charterhouse.

The northern boundary is the River Avon with  Winsley and  Bradford-on-Avon is directly east.

The northern boundary, known as Avoncliff, features an aqueduct where the Kennet and Avon Canal

crosses over the river and railway on the north bank at Avoncliff station.

The confluence of the River Frome with the Avon is beyond the north west boundary, but

the Frome forms the west boundary at Ifford west of Westwood village.

The southern boundary is with the Wiltshire parish of Wingfield, which has a small village, served by the

A366 road, from  Trowbridge directly east, westwards over the River Frome at Farleigh Hungerford.

North Bradley parish is directly south east, represented by  Southwick,

the parish on the county boundary directly south.

West Dean is a village on the boundary of east Wiltshire with the Hampshire parish of East Dean, before Lockerley to the east.

West Dean has a railway station before Dunbridge in Hampshire leading to  Salisbury.

The River Dun flows into West Dean parish, formerly feeding the remains of Salisbury and Southampton Canal,

which has its source at the wharf in  Alderbury, having flowed between

East and West  Grimstead immediately west of West Dean.

Farley village is to the north west, and the Wiltshire parish of  Winterslow is north to the Hampshire border.

Whiteparish is on the Hampshire border to the south.

West Knoyle is a village and civil parish in south west Wiltshire, directly east of  Mere, and

west of  East Knoyle.

To the north of the village, the parish extends over the A303 road to Charnage Downs

and Kelsey Down in the parish of  Kingston Deverill.

Whiteparish is a village in the south east of Wiltshire, on the A27, taking road traffic from the A36

from  Alderbury in the north east, to the Hampshire border at Sherfield English.

The parish of Whiteparish includes the hamlets of Cowesfield Green towards Hampshire, and

Newton towards the next Wiltshire parish further south;  Landford.

Redlynch is connected by a minor road to the south west.

Winterslow is an east of Wiltshire parish, with the A30 taking road traffic from  Salisbury to the

Hampshire border and Stockbridge in the Test Valley.

At the north east of the parish,  Lopcombe Corner, the A30 forks north east along the A343 leading to Andover.

The parish includes the villages of Middle Winterslow and West Winterslow, and the hamlets of East Winterslow and The Common.

Porton Down is to the north,  Firsdown is to the north west, the combined parish of

  Pitton and Farley is to the west, and West Dean parish is to the south.

Woodboroug­h is a parish spanning the Kennet and Avon Canal, east of  Honeystreet,

before  Wilcot and  Pewsey.

The southern boundary coincides with the Reading to Taunton railway line, though the nearest station is in Pewsey.

Manningford parish is to the south east, Beechingstoke parish is directly south, and this category includes websites in this parish, which includes Broad Street,

Bottlesford, whereas Marden parish to the south west is represented by  Urchfont.

Woodfalls is the boundary village with Hampshire at Hale, within the parish  Redlynch.

This category lists websites which have addresses south of the main village which

includes Morgan Vale along the B3080 road to the north, but Woodfalls is served

by a separate minor road from  Downton in the north east. 

East of the conurbation, the hamlet of Bohemia and village of Lover are east of the B3080

within Redlynch parish, and this category includes websites for the border area

before the northern tip of the New Forest National Park, to include Burnt Ground Wood

where the  Landford parish boundary separates Franchises Wood, west of 

Nomansland on the south east boundary with Hampshire.

This category represents the area north of  Salisbury where the River Avon flows south between

the parishes of Durnford, Wilsford cum Lake and Woodford, south of  Amesbury.

Worton is a linear settlement south west of  Potterne.

Cuckold's Green is at the east of the village, before the eastern parish boundary with  Urchfont to the east.

Minor roads link with the A360, between Potterne and  Littleton Panell south east of Worton.

Cheverell Magna is to the south.

This category lists websites for Marston parish to the south west before  Steeple Ashton.

Bulkington to the west is represented by  Seend further north west.

Poulshot is directly north..

Wroughton is a civil parish in the Swindon unitary authority, south west of Central Swindon on the A3461 road.

The M4 motorway coincides with the northern parish boundary, and the eastern boundary at

Burderop Park is with  Chiseldon.

Wroughton Airfield is in the south of the parish before the A3461 leads south west to the

Wiltshire Council parish of  Broad Hinton, where websites for Broad Town parish

to the west of Wroughton are also listed. 

Yatton Keynell is a village on the B4039 road south east of Castle Combe and north west of  Chippenham.

A minor road to the east connects Yatton Keynell with Kington St Michael which is represented by  Kington Langley further east.

Another road south west connects the village with Yatton Keynell parish's hamlets of West Yatton,

before Giddeahall on the A420 between Chippenham and Ford in  North Wraxall.

Zeals is a village and south west Wiltshire parish, separating  Mere from the county boundary

with  South Somerset at  Penselwood, and having its southern boundary with

North Dorset at  Bourton and  Silton.

The A303, splits the parish, with the main conurbation to its west, and Lower Zeals to the east.

To the north of its boundary is  Stourton with Gasper.