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21/05/2013 Eynsham Village Tour with new images
14/12/2012 In the making: Eynsham Art Trail
27/03/2012 Abbey Fishponds Location Map
27/03/2012 Access, industrial estates, central car park
27/03/2012 Eynsham Housing, amenities, pubs etc
27/03/2012 Eynsham Street Map
13/12/2011 Meeting places & halls for hire - now with Street View
12/08/2011 Eynsham Listed Buildings - map & table
27/06/2011 Green Travel Map - Eynsham
31/12/2010 Indicative floodplain
18/10/2010 Facilities around Eynsham Lock
18/08/2010 Central shops and services
03/04/2009 Eynsham bus stops & routes - 18, 18A; S1, S2
05/07/2008 Carnival Route Map - parade & shirt race
22/01/2008 New Woodland at Eynsham Lock
01/10/2006 Rights of way - central & south; north; west
16/09/2006 Gravel restoration proposal
01/01/2002 Eynsham Abbey Heritage Trail
Above: Eynsham artist Jane Tomlinson has created a hand-drawn map of the village, featuring houses, activities, business and buildings as well as history and nature. A great gift for anyone who loves Eynsham - more >>
The car park in the heart of the village is one of Eynsham's best-kept secrets. This map shows access by road; and footpaths from the car park to central shops.
Created in autumn 2010 to highlight key facilities for visitors approaching from the river - read more >>
A new guide to cycle, pedestrian and public transport routes, published in June 2011 by West Oxfordshire Sustainable Transport Forum. This is the Eynsham section - we also have current bus timetables >>
The straight-forward choice for house-hunters and newcomers to Eynsham - updated in 2012 for Hazeldene Close. See next map for approximate ages of housing stock in different areas.
Amenities ranging from the allotments to the village hall; cafés, pubs and restaurants; and approximate ages of housing stock in different areas. Updated in March 2012. It also marks listed buildings in the conservation area - for coverage in another map.
An interactive map of every public building, with links to contacts and features for (almost) every one of them. First introduced in summer 2010 but now with Google Street View! Click on the link and see for yourself.
Classified listings for over 80 “open door” businesses , accompanied by diagrammatic maps of the village centre and surrounding area (shown here). Created in summer 2010 for the Eynsham Business Network.
For more detailed information, continuously updated, visit our Central Shops & Services >>
Short tour of the village centre, highlighting historic features and other points of interest. Also includes activities for younger visitors. Updated withnew images in May 2013.
65 Grade II structures in the conservation area, with images of the 9 most important ones revised for 2011.
Newly created in June 2011 to indicate access and parking options for Eynsham Abbey Fishponds; revised in 2012 for the renamed Queen Elizabeth II Field.
Created in 2002 to mark the bounds of the former precinct, with carved stone from the abbey built into the engraved 'stations'.
Street level data is now online and updated monthly, with crimes mapped to points on or near the road where they occurred to protect privacy - more >>
View main feature - Neighbourhood Policing
Choose from 3 maps: Central & South; North (preview shown); West (including Barnard Gate).
View contacts & maintenance plan, Gallery and key >>
This snapshot was provided in February 2011 to show changes in areas at risk of flooding - read more >>
The interactive online map is updated quarterly.
Area of high landscape value, field boundaries, rivers and streams, indicative floodplain, Oxford green belt. The floodplain is under review.
Diversification or disaster? Judge for yourself. This is Hanson's restoration plan. Follow progress.
Still the residential qualification for Eynsham Consolidated Charity, the “Ancient Parish of Eynsham” covered all of the present parish and part of Freeland too.
Eynsham Neighbourhood includes the parishes of Cassington, Hardwick with Yelford, North Leigh, South Leigh, Northmoor, Standlake and Stanton Harcourt.
