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Crossways (name) means a place in Britain: a Dorset village and civil parish between Dorchester and Wool; a South Gloucestershire hamlet in Thornbury parish; a Monmouthshire hamlet in Crucorney community; or a Churt parish, Surrey neighbourhood at a crossroads.

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A place in Britain: a Dorset village and civil parish between Dorchester and Wool; a South Gloucestershire hamlet in Thornbury parish; a Monmouthshire hamlet in Crucorney community; or a Churt parish, Surrey neighbourhood at a crossroads.
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The name of a village and civil parish lying between Dorchester and Wool in Dorset, at OS grid reference SY7688.
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The name of a hamlet in Thornbury parish, South Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire (OS red ref ST6590).
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The name of a hamlet in Crucorney community, Monmouthshire (OS grid ref SO3220; not to be confused with Crossway in the same county).
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What is the meaning of crossways?
"crossways" (name) means a place in Britain: a Dorset village and civil parish between Dorchester and Wool; a South Gloucestershire hamlet in Thornbury parish; a Monmouthshire hamlet in Crucorney community; or a Churt parish, Surrey neighbourhood at a crossroads.
What are the different meanings of crossways?
"crossways" has 3 main meanings: 1. A place in Britain: a Dorset village and civil parish between Dorchester and Wool; a South Gloucestershire hamlet in Thornbury parish; a Monmouthshire hamlet in Crucorney community; or a Churt parish, Surrey neighbourhood at a crossroads; 2. The name of a village and civil parish lying between Dorchester and Wool in Dorset, at OS grid reference SY7688; 3. The name of a hamlet in Thornbury parish, South Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire (OS red ref ST6590).
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