Coton
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Coton | |
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OS Grid Reference: | Template:Gbmappingsmall |
Lat/Lon: | Template:Coor dm NW |
Population: | 773 (2001 Census) |
Dwellings: | 336 (2001 Census) |
Formal status: | Village |
Administration | |
County: | Cambridgeshire |
Region: | East Anglia |
Nation: | England |
Post Office and Telephone | |
Post town: | CAMBRIDGE |
Postcode: | CB3 7 |
Dialling Code: | 01954 |
Coton is a small village three miles (about 5 km) west-by-north of Cambridge in Cambridgeshire in England, and belongs to the administrative district of South Cambridgeshire. The parish covers an area of 4 km². In 2000 it had a population of 720.
Coton has a primary school, a church, a public house (the Plough), football, cricket and bowls clubs; a WI group as well as many other local clubs.
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The Coton Footpath is a popular recreational walk from Cambridge to Coton. It begins in the city centre, crossing the River Cam, passing alongside the University's West Cambridge site south of Madingley Road, then crossing the M11 motorway, bypassing Coton Orchard and terminating at the village recreation ground. One day, as part of the West Cambridge building project, a section of the path will be widened to separate cyclists and pedestrians.
As of 2004, the District Councillor is Robin Page and the County Councillor is John Reynolds.
Nearby villages
See also
External links
- Parish Council (http://www.cotonpc.org.uk/)
- Primary School (http://www.coton.cambs.sch.uk/)
- A Coton website (http://www.wim.dial.pipex.com/coton03.htm)
- Another... (http://www.wmc.care4free.net/coton/)
- 2001 Census (http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/58358279-6F25-48C4-97D9-18AC91E0958A/0/Coton.pdf)