Welcome

Welcome to Boddington Parish The Parish of Boddington consists of two villages - Upper Boddington, parts of which are approximately 500 feet above sea level, and Lower Boddington, about 3/4 of a mile to the south, which descends about 100 feet. The 2001 Census gives the population of the two villages as 700+ The Parish lies at the junction of three counties - Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire and Warwickshire. It is bounded by the villages of Aston-le-Walls to the southeast, Claydon to the southwest, Wormleighton to the west, Priors Hardwick and Priors Marston to the northwest and northeast and Byfield to the east. The soil is mostly clay with some sandy loam on the high ground to the eastern side of the ridge. About 60 acres of the 90 acre reservoir for the Oxford Canal on the Byfield Road are within the Parish boundary. The diagram on "The Boddingtons" page shows the position of The Boddingtons in relation to other places of interest. Whilst directions are more or less accurate, mileages are approximate. For an aerial Google map of the parish click here.