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Langton Matravers Local History and Preservation Society

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Where is Langton Matravers?

​The Isle of Purbeck is on the south-east coast of Dorset and is a peninsula almost surrounded by the waters of the English Channel,  Poole Harbour,  the River Frome and a stream called Luckford Lake.

The Village is reached by taking the A351 from Wareham to Corfe Castle and the B3069 from the far end of Corfe Castle village.

There are many footpaths in and around the village, and the Coastal Path which is part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site is just over a mile away, so we offer good walking country.

The following Ordnance Survey maps cover the area.
OS Explorer Map of Purbeck and South Dorset, Poole, Dorchester, Weymouth & Swanage  OL15 - Explorer  1:25 000 scale
The OS Explorer map shows public rights of way such as footpaths, bridleways and trails, boundaries, landscape features and places of interest, and covers a 20km by 20km area.
OS Landranger Map of Bournemouth & Purbeck, Wimborne Minster & Ringwood  195 - Landranger  1:50 000 scale
The OS Landranger map contains less detail than the OS Explorer, but covers a larger 40km by 40km area and shows places of interest, tourist information, roads and landscape features.
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Where are we?
    • The Museum >
      • Artefacts
    • Parish Sign and Badge
    • Membership
    • Barton Legacy
    • Committee
    • Constitution
    • Data Protection
    • Contact Us
  • News and Events
    • Forthcoming Events
    • Latest News
    • Newsletters
    • Past Events
    • Reg Saville Memorial
  • History
    • D-Day Landings
    • Name Letters of the TSS Kyarra
    • "The Great Schism"
    • William Barnes
    • The Langton Smuggler
    • The Parish Church
    • Langton in the Twentieth Century >
      • The First Half of the Century
      • The Second World War Era
      • The Second Half of the Century
      • The New Millennium
    • Langton Helps Save the Nation
  • Publications
    • Booklets and CDs >
      • National and Parish Records
      • Churches and Cemeteries
      • Local History and Folklore
      • The Stone Industry
      • Education & Schools
      • Poetry and Language
      • Neighbouring Villages
    • Family Histories >
      • Old Anglican Cemetery - List of Names
      • Old Non-Conformist Cemetery - List of Names
    • Order Form
  • Links
  • Gallery