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Places in the ancient Godalming hundred of Surrey include:Alfold
Amberley
Artington (from heorotingdon meaning "hill of the people of the sacred hart"
Bagmoor
Binscombe
Brook
Busbridge
Catteshall
Chiddingfold
Chinthurst
Compton
Cosford
Culmer
Cut Mill
Dunsfold
Eashing
Elstead
Emley or Bowlhead Green
Enton
Farncombe
Feathercombe
Frillinghurst
Godalming
Grafham
Hambledon
Hankley
Hascombe
Hurling (Hurlingas, meaning "Hurl's people"
Hurtmore
Hurthill
Hydestyle
Hydon
Lascombe
Littleton
Losley
Loxhill
Lydling
Milford
Mousehill, Surrey
Munstead
Northbourne
Nurscombe (Notescombe meaning "Note's valley"
Ockford
Ockley
Peper Harrow
Polsted
Prior's Field ("pasture of the Prior"
Puttenham
Rodborough, see also Rodborough School
Rodsall
Sandhills
Shackleford
Shackstead
Tadmoor
Tilford "fertile river crossing"
Tiltham "fertile farm"
Thursley (Þunreslēah, "sacred clearing of Thunor"
Thorncombe Street "wild valley"
Truxford
Tuesley (Tīweslēah, "sacred clearing of Tyr"
Unsted
Winkford
Winkworth
Witley
Wormley
Yagden Hill
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