Chinnor, Oxfordshire, England

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Chinnor, Oxfordshire, England is a large village and civil parish in South Oxfordshire known for its historic churches, proximity to the Chiltern Hills, and heritage railway.

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Chinnor, Oxfordshire, England canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
village
ceremonialCounty Oxfordshire
civilParishIncludes Chinnor
Emmington
Henton
Wainhill
constituencyWestminster Henley
linked to: Henley-on-Thames
country England
directionFromLondon north-west
directionFromOxford south-east
distanceToLondon about 39 miles
distanceToOxford about 14 miles
governingDistrict South Oxfordshire District
linked to: South Oxfordshire
hasAmenity Chinnor Community Pavilion
hasBusServiceTo High Wycombe
Oxford
Thame
hasChurch St Andrew’s Church, Chinnor
hasConservationArea Chinnor village centre conservation area
linked to: Chinnor
hasDialCode 01844
hasFeature Chinnor Chalk Pit
Chinnor Hill
Icknield Way
hasHeritageRailway Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway
hasHeritageRailwayStation Chinnor railway station
hasHeritageSite Chinnor Windmill
hasLibrary Chinnor library
hasLocalGovernment Chinnor Parish Council
linked to: Chinnor
hasPostcodeDistrict OX39
hasPrimarySchool St Andrew’s Church of England Primary School, Chinnor
hasRecreationalRoute Ridgeway National Trail nearby
hasReligiousBuilding Baptist church in Chinnor
Methodist church in Chinnor
hasSportsClub Chinnor Football Club
Chinnor Rugby Football Club
hasVillageHall Chinnor Village Hall
historicalCounty Oxfordshire
lieutenancyArea Oxfordshire
locatedIn Chiltern Hills
Oxfordshire
South Oxfordshire
near High Wycombe
Princes Risborough
Thame
OSGridReference SP7600
parishChurchDedication Saint Andrew
region South East England

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Adam Clayton placeOfBirth Chinnor, Oxfordshire, England