List of lost settlements in Northamptonshire facts for kids
This list is of deserted medieval villages (DMVs), "shrunken" villages and other settlements known to have been "lost" or significantly reduced in size over the centuries. There are estimated to be as many as 3,000 DMVs in England alone. (Grid references are given, where known.)
- Achurch
- Althorp
- Appletree
- Armston
- Astwell
- Astwick
- Badsaddle
- Barford
- Boughton
- Braunston Cleves or Fawcliff
- Braunstonbury
- Brime
- Brockhall
- Burghley
- Calme
- Caswell
- Canons Ashby (Ascebi)
- Cotes
- Coton
- Cotton near Grendon
- Cotton Mill
- Cotton Mallows
- Chilcote
- Churchfield
- Church Charwelton
- Doddington Thorpe
- Downtown
- Eaglethorpe
- Eastern Neston
- Edgcote
- Elmington in Ashton
- Elmington in Tansor
- Elkington
- Falcutt
- Fawsley
- Foscote
- Faxton
- Field Burcote
- Foxley
- Furtho
- Glassthorpe
- Glendon
- Great Purston
- Hale
- Holdenby
- Horton
- Hothorpe
- Kelmarsh
- Kingsthorpe
- Kirby
- Kirby in Blakesley
- Kirby in Gretton
- Knuston
- Lilford
- Little Creaton
- Little Newton
- Little Oxendon
- Lolham
- Lower Catesby
- Mawsley
- Milton
- Murcott
- Muscott
- Nether Catesby
- Newbottle
- Newbottle in Harrington
- Nobold
- Nobottle
- Nunton
- Papley
- Perio
- Pipewell
- Potcote
- Preston Deanery
- Onley
- Overstone
- Rushton Saint Peter
- Seawell
- Sibberton
- Silsworth
- Snorscomb
- Stanford
- Steane
- Strixton
- Stuchbury
- Sulby
- Thorpe
- Thorpe Lubenham
- Thrupp
- Torpel
- Trafford
- Upper Catesby
- Upton
- Walcot
- Walton
- Winwick
- Wolfhampcote
- Woodcroft
- Wothorpe
- Wythmail
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