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*[[Quainton]], [[Quarrendon]]
*[[Quainton]], [[Quarrendon]]
*[[Radclive]], [[Radnage]], [[Ravenstone, Milton Keynes|''Ravenstone'']], [[Ringshall, Buckinghamshire|Ringshall]], [[Rowsham]]
*[[Radclive]], [[Radnage]], [[Ravenstone, Milton Keynes|''Ravenstone'']], [[Ringshall, Buckinghamshire|Ringshall]], [[Rowsham]]
*[[St Leonards, Buckinghamshire|St Leonards]], [[Saunderton]], [[Seer Green]], [[Shabbington]], [[Shalstone]], ''[[Shenley Brook End]]'', ''[[Shenley Church End]]'', ''[[Sherington]]'', [[Shipton Lee]], ''[[Shredding Green]]'', ''[[Simpson, Milton Keynes|Simpson]]'', [[Singleborough]], [[Slapton, Buckinghamshire|Slapton]], ''[[Slough]]'', [[Soulbury]], [[Southcote]], [[Speen, Buckinghamshire|Speen]], ''[[Stantonbury]]'', [[Steeple Claydon]], [[Stewkley]], ''[[Stoke Goldington]]'', [[Stoke Hammond]], [[Stoke Mandeville]], [[Stoke Poges]], [[Stone, Buckinghamshire|Stone]], ''[[Stony Stratford]]'', [[Stowe, Buckinghamshire|Stowe]], [[Swanbourne]]
*[[St Leonards, Buckinghamshire|St Leonards]], [[Saunderton]], [[Seer Green]], [[Shabbington]], [[Shalstone]], ''[[Shenley Brook End]]'', ''[[Shenley Church End]]'', ''[[Sherington]]'', [[Shipton Lee]], ''[[Shredding Green]]'', ''[[Simpson, Milton Keynes|Simpson]]'', [[Singleborough]], [[Slapton, Buckinghamshire|Slapton]], ''[[Slough]]'', [[Soulbury]], [[Southcote]], [[Speen, Buckinghamshire|Speen]], ''[[Stantonbury]]'', [[Steeple Claydon]], [[Stewkley]], ''[[Stoke Goldington]]'', [[Stoke Hammond]], [[Stoke Mandeville]], [[Stoke Poges]], [[Stokenchurch]], [[Stone, Buckinghamshire|Stone]], ''[[Stony Stratford]]'', [[Stowe, Buckinghamshire|Stowe]], [[Swanbourne]]
*''[[Taplow]]'', ''[[Tattenhoe]]'', [[Terrick]], [[Thornborough, Buckinghamshire|Thornborough]], [[Thorney, Milton Keynes|''Thorney'']], [[Thornton, Buckinghamshire|Thornton]], [[Tingewick]], [[Tongwell]], ''[[Towersey]]'', [[Turville]], [[Turweston]], [[Twyford, Buckinghamshire|Twyford]], [[Tylers Green]], ''[[Tyringham]]''
*''[[Taplow]]'', ''[[Tattenhoe]]'', [[Terrick]], [[Thornborough, Buckinghamshire|Thornborough]], [[Thorney, Milton Keynes|''Thorney'']], [[Thornton, Buckinghamshire|Thornton]], [[Tingewick]], [[Tongwell]], ''[[Towersey]]'', [[Turville]], [[Turweston]], [[Twyford, Buckinghamshire|Twyford]], [[Tylers Green]], ''[[Tyringham]]''
*[[Upper Bacombe]], [[Upper Cadsden]], [[Upper Pollicott]], [[Upper Weald]], [[Upper Winchendon]], [[Upton, Buckinghamshire|Upton]], ''[[Upton cum Chalvey]]''
*[[Upper Bacombe]], [[Upper Cadsden]], [[Upper Pollicott]], [[Upper Weald]], [[Upper Winchendon]], [[Upton, Buckinghamshire|Upton]], ''[[Upton cum Chalvey]]''

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Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire (abbreviated Bucks) is a county of south central England. Area: 1883 sq km (727 sq miles). County town: Aylesbury. Population: 590,000. It borders onto Oxfordshire; Northamptonshire; the unitary district of Milton Keynes; Bedfordshire; the unitary district of Luton; the county of Hertfordshire; and the Berkshire unitary districts of Windsor and Maidenhead and of Slough.

It is an agricultural county, covering part of the Chiltern Hills to the South and the Vale of Aylesbury to the north. It has fertile agricultural lands, with many landed estates, especially those of the de Rothschild family in the 19th century (see Rothschild properties in Buckinghamshire). Industry: Agricultural, furniture, pharmaceuticals, service and distribution industries. There are some residential commuter areas for London in the south.

The name Buckinghamshire is Anglo Saxon and means The district of the land belonging to the kinsmen of Bucca. Bucca, in this sense, would have been an Anglo Saxon individual of some prominence.

Towns, villages and hamlets in Buckinghamshire

Some of these are now administrated by neighbouring counties and unitary authorities, but form part of the traditional county of Buckinghamshire. Places that are no longer part of the administrative county are listed in Italics.

Places of interest