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Location: Bedfordshire, England, United Kingdom.
Population: 37,000
Found in the county of Bedfordshire, the small town of Leighton Buzzard lays right on the border betwixt Buckinghamshire and Beds, on the Grand Union Canal, Leighton Buzzard has a resident population of approximately 37,000 and a story harping back to the era of the Romans, when the Roman built Watling Street (now the A-5) passed by the town. At present Leighton Buzzard is attached to the adjoining town of Linslade and it is roughly halfway between Luton (Bedfordshire) and Milton Keynes (Bucks), it is located close to the Chilterns (Chiltern Hills) and boasts a substantial sand quarrying industry.
The History of Leighton Buzzard: It is thought that there existed settlements in and close to what's now called Leighton Buzzard way back in prehistoric times, historical artefacts and coinage stumbled upon near by give proof of this. The olden Watling Street (engineered by the Romans), now referred to as the A5, passed through the close by areas of Hockliffe and Dunstable approximately two thousand years ago, and the Romans should have at the very least been aware of Leighton Buzzard as they passed it.
The Anglo-Saxons followed the Romans, and it was them who were using the market place during the tenth century, and artifacts picked up show that they were living in the neighbourhood undoubtedly from the sixth century. The settlement as such isn't listed until 906 when the Danes wrote a peace treaty at Tiddenfoot, the Domesday Book of 1086 reported Leighton Manor.
The ecclesiastical parish of Leighton Buzzard, historically, comprised a way greater area compared to the town by itself, and incorporated the hamlets of Eggington, Heath & Reach, Billington and Stanbridge. The "Leighton" in the name might possibly have derived from the old English meaning "a clearing in the woods", the "Buzzard" part was not appended till the twelfth century at which time the Dean of Lincoln had to differentiate it from a different "Leighton" that he had within his diocese. The Manors of Leighton would be let to a variety of tenants over the ages, such as the Leighs of Stoneleigh, who backed Charles I throughout the English Civil War (1642-1645).
The settlement grew even larger over the coming years and the construction of a canal and a railway service in the 19th Century saw the town develop and evolve. Modern Leighton Buzzard can be described as a booming market town that's seen accelerated development in the past several years.
Tourist Attractions in Leighton Buzzard: The All Saints Church which dates from 1277, along with its 190 foot spire, the widely known Leighton Buzzard Light Railway, a narrow guage heritage railway which runs for approximately 4 mls from the station in Pages Park, to two now disused sand quarries at Double Arches, the railway uses restored steam engines, Stockgrove Country Park, a park comprising 40 acres at neighbouring Heath and Reach with lake, picnic area and woodland walks.
Also: Ford End Watermill, Whipsnade Zoo, Mead Open Farm, Grebe Canal Cruises, Tiddenfoot Waterside Park, Woburn Heritage Centre, C2 Gallery, Dunstable Downs, Leighton Lady Cruises, Lancot Meadow, Tiddenfoot Leisure Centre, Aspley Woods, Leighton Linslade Virtual Museum, Toddington Manor Gardens, Pitstone Windmill, Rushmere Park.
A selection of Leighton Buzzard streets and roads: Leighton Road, Ashburnham Crescent, The Wharf, Delamere Gardens, Harcourt Close, Leopold Road, Aquila Road, Drakes Avenue, Millbank, The Martins Drive, Willow Bank Walk, Bridge Street, Elliot Way, Chestnut Rise, Saturn Close, Nebular Court, Orion Way, Basildon Court, Apple Tree Close, Doggett Street, Roosevelt Avenue, The Maltings, Chelsea Green, Derwent Road, Gilbert Mews, Firs Path, Falcon Mews, Churchill Road, Old Linslade Road, Bewdley Drive, George Street, Cedars Way, Bossington Lane, The Gables, Vicarage Road, North Star Drive, Southcourt Road, Appenine Way, Harrow Road, Redwood Glade, Queen Street, Garden Leys, Shenley Hill Road, Heath Park Drive, Cotefield Drive, Lochy Drive, Ship Road, Hockliffe Road, The Heath, Calder Gardens, Clarence Road.
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The above information and facts ought to be appropriate for adjacent towns and villages which include: Battlesden, Dunstable, Burcott, Soulbury, Billington, Tebworth, Stanbridge, Horton, Great Brickhill, Milton Bryant, Grove, Luton, Wing, Houghton Regis, Cheddington, Stoke Hammond, Hockliffe, Linslade, Stewkley, Bragenham, Eggington, Heath and Reach, Eaton Bray, Little Brickhill, Wingrave, Wingfield, Slapton, Mentmore, Little Billington, Briggington, Toddington, Clipstone. Map - Weather