List of lost settlements in Northamptonshire explained

This list is of deserted medieval villages (DMVs), "shrunken" villages and other settlements known to have been "lost" or significantly reduced in size over the centuries.^[1] ^[2] There are estimated to be as many as 3,000 DMVs in England alone. (Grid references are given, where known.)

Achurch
- Althorp Appletree
Armston
Astwell
Astwick
- - - - Badsaddle Barford Boughton Braunston Cleves or Fawcliff Braunstonbury Brime
Brockhall
Burghley
Calme
Caswell
Canons Ashby (Ascebi)
Cotes
- - Coton Cotton near Grendon Cotton Mill
Cotton Mallows
- Chilcote Churchfield
  - - Church Charwelton Doddington Thorpe Downtown Eaglethorpe
Eastern Neston
Edgcote
Elmington in Ashton
Elmington in Tansor
- Elkington Falcutt
- Fawsley Foscote
- Faxton Field Burcote
Foxley
Furtho
- - Glassthorpe Glendon Great Purston
Hale
- - - - Holdenby Horton Hothorpe Kelmarsh Kingsthorpe
- Kirby Kirby in Blakesley
Kirby in Gretton
- Knuston Lilford
  - - Little Creaton Little Newton Little Oxendon Lolham
  - Lower Catesby Mawsley Milton
  - Murcott Muscott Nether Catesby
- Newbottle Newbottle in Harrington
- Nobold Nobottle
Nunton
Papley
Perio
- Pipewell Potcote
  - - - Preston Deanery Onley Overstone Rushton Saint Peter Seawell
Sibberton
- - - Silsworth Snorscomb Stanford Steane
- Strixton Stuchbury
  - Sulby Thorpe Thorpe Lubenham
- Thrupp Torpel
Trafford
- Upper Catesby Upton
Walcot
Walton
- - Winwick Wolfhampcote Woodcroft
Wothorpe

Notes and References

An Inventory of Archaeological Sites in North-West Northamptonshire (1981) HMSO,
An Inventory of Archaeological Sites in Central Northamptonshire (1979) HMSO,