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Corhampton sits on the River Meon and is known for its small Saxon church (Corhampton Church), built around 1020 and remarkably little altered since. It has no dedication, a Saxon sundial by the door and an ancient yew in the churchyard, usually open to look inside. Meonstoke is just across the river. Botley station is about 11km to the south-west.

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