My Towns - United Kingdom
Welcome to our website of United Kingdom towns and villages, here you will find maps, weather, guides and histories of various UK places, plus other countries as well, as we progress.
Information Maps and Weather for UK Towns
My Towns - United Kingdom
Below and throughout this website you will find lots of information, maps and weather for leading UK towns, villages and cities, as time progresses it is also our intention to feature histories for the various towns. We shall also be featuring towns in countries all over the world and already have sections on Spain, Italy and Mexico. Below are links to the latest pages added to the website, we hope you will find something useful:
Whitstable: Famous for its oysters since Roman times, Whitstable is situated on the north coast of Kent, close to Herne Bay and Canterbury..... more: Whitstable Map.
Warminster: A town of some 17,000 inhabitants, Warminster in Wiltshire was prosperous during the Middle Ages due to the Corn and Wool trades, many magnificent building were built from the proceeds of these industries...... more: Warminster Map.
Salisbury: A historic cathedral city in the county of Wiltshire, Salisbury was originally Old Sarum and was a settlement way back in pre-Roman day, the nearby monument of Stonehenge attracts many thousands of visitors to the area..... more: Salisbury Map (weather).
Swindon: A sizeable town and borough in northern Wiltshire, Swindon has a population of about 155,000 and a history going back to Anglo Saxon times..... more: Swindon Map (weather).
Bracknell: A sizeable town in the county of Berkshire, Bracknell was settled way back in Anglo Saxon times, when it got its name from the Saxon Braccen-Heale. Today it has a population of over 50,000......Bracknell Map (weather).
Wokingham: Located just to the west of Bracknell in Berkshire, Wokingham is another old Anglo Saxon town which derived its name from a local chieftain called Wocca, these day it has a population of just over 30,000..... Wokingham Map.
Ascot: A small town located to the east of Bracknell in Berkshire, Ascot is famous for its racecourse, where the famous Royal Ascot horse racing meeting takes place..... Ascot Map (weather).
Eton: Famous for its presigious college, Eton is just a small village sandwiched between Slough and Windsor, beside the River Thames.....Eton Map.
Slough: A town and borough to the west of London, Slough was originally just a small hamlet called Slo during the 13th century......Slough Map (weather).
Sheringham: Another of Norfolk's north coast seaside resorts, Sheringham was also a fishing town with a thriving crab fishing industry. Sheringham Map.
Cromer: A popular seaside town on the north coast of Norfolk, Cromer is famous for its crabs which have provided a source of income for its fisherment for many centuries. Cromer Map.
North Walsham: Located to the south of Cromer close to the north coast of Norfolk, North Walsham is a historic market town which was originally and Anglo Saxon settlement. North Walsham Map.
Norfolk Broads: Actually spread through the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, Britain's largest area of wetlands and its 3rd biggest inland waterway, the Norfolk Broads (The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads) is a protected National Park and a popular area for boating holiday. Located to the east of Norwich, such villages as Acle, see many tourists arriving to enjoy this beautiful area of East Anglia. Norfolk Broads Map.
Yeovil - A historic town in south Somerset, Yeovil is well known for its production of helicopters, though its traditional industry is glove making. Yeovil Map.
Lowestoft - A busy fishing port, Lowestoft is also a popular tourist destination, located close to the Broads National Park and Oulton Broad. Lowestoft Map (Weather).
Chelmsford - The county town of Essex since earliest times, Chelmsford was also an important Roman town with a defensive fort. Chelmsford Map.
Newmarket - Headquarters of English horse racing, Newmarket has been holding horse races since the 12th century. James I built the first grandstand on Newmarket Heath and also held the first cup race. Newmarket Map - Weather.
Falmouth - One of the world's deepest natural harbours, Falmouth has for centuries been an important port. The estuary and harbour is overlooked by Pendennis Castle, built by Henry VIII. Falmouth enjoys mild weather conditions and is a popular holiday resort. Falmouth Map.
Clacton on Sea - Another famous Essex seaside resort, Clacton developed as a holiday destination in the late 19th century, although the area known as Great Clacton was first settled by the ancient Celts. Clacton Map (weather).
Andover: A historic market town of 52,000 inhabitants, Andover was the site of the Saxon King Edred's hunting lodge, and the location of a Saxon 'parliament' in 962AD. Andover is located to the west of Basingstoke in the county of Hampshire....Andover Map (weather).
Portsmouth: A famous naval port located in the county of Hampshire on the south coast of England, Portsmouth is home to the world's oldest dry dock......Portsmouth Map.
Southsea: Situated at the southern end of Portsea Island, Southsea grew up around its historic fort built by Henry VIII in the 16th century, now known as Southsea castle.....Southsea Map.
Weymouth: One of Dorset's most popular seaside resorts, Weymouth is also a ferry port offering services to Guernsey, Jersey and St Malo.....Weymouth Map.
Sherborne: Situated on the edge of Blackmore Vale, on the River Yeo, Sherborne in Dorset is famous for its Saxon Cathedral - Sherborne Abbey, which demonstrates its importance as the capital of Wessex before the Norman Conquest....Sherborne Map.
Minehead: One of Somerset's more popular seaside resorts, Minehead is the location of one of Butlin's Holiday Camps. A former port, Minehead climbs a hill which culminates at Selworthy Beacon.....more: Minehead.
Westward Ho!: Britains only town to be named after a novel, Westward Ho! grew up some 10 years after the publication of Westward Ho! by Charles Kingsley.....Westward Ho Map.
Swanage: A traditional seaside resort on the coast of Dorset, Swanage was previously a fishing village and also important for the quarrying and export of Purbeck stone....more:Swanage.
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Waddesdon - Location of the famous Waddesdon Manor, this small, charming village is located to the north-west of Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire. Waddesdon.
Stoke Mandeville - A small village located near to Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, Stoke Mandeville gave it's name to the famous hospital which is renowned for it's spinal injuries centre. Stoke Mandeville Map.
Aston Clinton - Located to the south-east of Aylesbury, the pretty village of Aston Clinton has a population of three and a half thousand and a parish area of just under 4,000 acres. he village has several pubs such as the Oak, the Partridge Arms and the Duck Inn. Map.
Honiton - Famous for its lace making, Honiton grew uo along the Roman Road, the Fosse Way. Honiton Map.
Dartmoor - A historic port, even as far back as the 11th century Crusades, Dartmoor is now a popular holiday destination on the South Devon coast. Dartmouth Map.
Brixham - Located at the southern end of Torbay in Devon, Brixham is an attractive fishing town with a pretty harbour, here you can view a replica of Francis Drake's ship, The Golden Hind. Brixham Map.
Exmouth - A port and seaside town located south of Exeter, at the mouth of the River Exe, Exmouth has a long maritime history. Exmouth Map.
Ilfracombe - A charming little town and harbour situated in North Devon, Ilfracombe is in an area of spectacular cliffs and coastline. Ilfracombe Map - Ilfracombe Weather.
Barnstaple - Having its own mint even before the Domesday Book was written, Barnstaple has a long and distinguished history. Barnstaple Map (weather).
Braunton: Located to the north-west of Barnstaple, Braunton is said to be the largest village in Britain with a population of around 7,500 people...... Braunton Map.
Bideford - Situated beside a 24 arched bridge over the River Torridge in Devon, the town of Bideford was an important port during the 16th century. Bideford Map.
Tiverton - Standing at the confluence of the Exe and Lowman rivers, Tiverton grew in importance due to the lucrative wool trade. Tiverton Map.
Newton Abbot - Famous for its racecourse, Newton Abbot has a population of over 20,000 and is located beside the River Teign. Newton Abbot Map.
Plymouth - A historic naval town and port, Plymouth was a significant trading post during the Roman occupation of Britain, though was settled even earlier than this. Plymouth Map - Plymouth Weather.
Saltash - A historic ferry town on the border of Cornwall and Devon, Saltash stands on the River Tamar. Saltash Map.
Launceston - A historic town close to the Cornish border with Devon, Launceston is overlooked by its 11th century Norman castle. Launceston Map.
Bude - One of North Cornwall's most popular seaside resorts, Bude has two superb sandy beaches. Bude Map.
Port Isaac - A pretty little Cornish fishing port which was formerly of significance, Port Issac fishermen still ply their trade from the harbour. Port Isaac Map.
Tintagel - Forever linked with the legend of King Arthur, Tintagel in Cornwall acts as a magnet for tourists. Tintagel Map.
Boscastle - Located just north of Tintagel, Boscastle boasts an attractive natural harbour protected by two ancient stone walls. Boscastle Map.
Perranporth - One of Cornwall's most popular surfing resorts, Perranporth has a large sandy beach, some good facilities and also has a fine links golf course. It's early history stretched back the St Piran who founded a church there in the 7th century. Whilst not as popular as Newquay to the north east, Perranporth still attracts plenty of visitors. Perranporth Map.
St Austell - The largest town in Cornwall, St Austell is the ideal base for visiting the Eden Project and a number of other popular tourist attractions. St Austell Map.
Newquay - Often called "the Surfing Capital of Britain", Newquay has some of the best surfing beaches and conditions (weather permitting), it is also a popular holiday destination. Newquay Map.
Penzance - A town and port on Mount's Bay in Cornwall, Penzance has a long history of fishing and mining and is now a popular tourist destination. Penzance Map - Weather.
St Ives - Another of Cornwall's popular seaside towns, St Ives was named after the Irish saint who arrived during the 5th century. St Ives Map.
Great Yarmouth - One of the UK's most popular seaside resorts, Great Yarmouth has been attracting holidaymakers since the 18 century. Horse racing fans head for Great Yarmouth on a regular basis as the town has its own racecourse. Great Yarmouth Map.
Norwich - County city of Norfolk, Norwich was the second largest city in England in the eleventh century. Norwich Map.
Maidenhead - A historic town located on the banks of the River Thames in the county of Berkshire, Maidenhead has a history going back to Saxon times, it is well known for its football club Maidenhead United and has a very old golf club, these days it is a busy commuter town. Maidenhead Map - Weather.
Cookham - A pretty, unspoilt village, lying on the River Thames, to the north of Maidenhead in Berkshire, Cookham is well known as the birthplace of artist Sir Stanley Spencer. Cookham Map.
Canterbury - A historic city which is one of England's primary tourist attractions, Canterbury has lots of historic structures to see and enjoy. Canterbury Map - Canterbury Weather - Canterbury Golf Club Map.
Ventnor - Located on the south coast of the Isle of Wight, Ventnor has been a popular holiday resort since Victorian times. The town is renowned for its sandy beach and its Botanical Gardens.....more: Ventnor Map.
Other Countries
Italy - Southern European country bordering France, Austria, Switzerland and Slovenia, Italy is a poplular tourist destination. Italy Map.
Spain
Alicante - A compact city and port, Alicante is overlooked by the Moorish, Santa Barbara Castle. Alicante Map.
Torrevieja - Surrounded by 2 huge salt lagoons, Torrevieja has been important for the production of salt since Roman times. Torrevieja Map.
La Mata - Also important for salt production, La Mata is located to the north of Torrevieja. La Mata Map.
Benalmadena - A popular beach resort on the Costa del Sol, Benalmadena is sandwiched between Torremolinos and Fuengirola. Benalmadena Map.
Costa Blanca - Orihuela Costa - Playa Flamenca - Javea
USA (USA Map)
Florida - A state in the south-eastern region of the USA, Florida has a population of around 18 million. Florida Map.
Clearwater - A city of 108,000 people, Clearwater is situated in the Tampa Bay Area, in Pinellas County, Florida fl. Clearwater Map.
Mexico
Cabo San Lucas - A popular holiday destination and sport fishing centre, Cabo San Lucas has plenty of high class holiday developments to choose from. Cabo San Lucas Map.
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