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Didcot is a town in South Oxfordshire, England, known for its railway heritage and proximity to Oxford, Wantage, and Reading.

Didcot is a railway town and civil parish in South Oxfordshire, 15 miles south of Oxford and 15 miles north‑west of Reading, known for its historic railway station opened in 1844.

Aston Upthorpe is a small community within the town of Didcot, a railway town in South Oxfordshire. The area is known for its proximity to Didcot’s railway heritage and its setting within the broader South Oxfordshire landscape.

Blewbury is a small village in Oxfordshire, located about 4 miles south of Didcot and 14 miles south of Oxford. The parish had a population of 1,581 in 2011 and lies at the foot of the Berkshire Downs, offering a rural setting within reach of larger towns.

Chilton is a small village and civil parish in Oxfordshire, with a population of 894 according to the 2011 Census. It lies about 6 km southwest of Didcot and is just off the A34 road.

Coscote, Didcot is a small locality within the town of Didcot in South Oxfordshire. It lies in a largely rural setting with a strong railway heritage and is close to the town centre.

East Hagbourne is a small village and civil parish with a population of 1,882 (2011). It lies just over a mile south of Didcot and about eleven miles south of Oxford, offering a quiet rural setting within easy reach of larger towns.

Fulscot is a locality within the town of Didcot, a railway town in South Oxfordshire. The area benefits from its historical railway heritage and proximity to larger towns such as Oxford, Wantage and Reading.

Harwell lies within the postal district OX11, part of the railway town of Didcot in South Oxfordshire. The area benefits from the town’s long‑standing railway heritage and proximity to larger centres such as Oxford and Reading.

Didcot is a railway town in South Oxfordshire, about 15 miles south of Oxford. The area is noted for its railway heritage and offers a mix of residential and commercial spaces.

North Moreton lies within the civil parish of Didcot, a railway town in South Oxfordshire. The area is characterised by its historical connection to the Great Western Main Line and its proximity to the larger town of Didcot.

Rowstock is a small locality situated within the Didcot area, connected by the A4130 road which links it to nearby towns such as Henley-on-Thames and Didcot.

Didcot is a railway town in South Oxfordshire, England, situated about 15 miles south of Oxford and 15 miles north‑west of Reading. The town has a notable railway heritage, with Didcot station having opened as a junction on the Great Western Main Line in 1844.