Parish in South Gloucestershire, England
| Coordinates: | 51.437, -2.449 |
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| OS grid ref: | ST 68 70 |
| Population: | 492 |
Bitton sits in a green, semi-rural stretch of South Gloucestershire between Bristol and Bath in England, occupying the valleys where the River Boyd flows into the River Avon. The parish combines a compact village core with outlying hamlets such as Oldland Common and Upton Cheyney, and is characterised by mellow sandstone buildings, riverside meadows and good walking routes along the Avon floodplain.
Traditionally agricultural, the area now mixes farming, small local businesses and many commuter households, yet retains a strong community life with a parish church, village pubs, a primary school and regular local events. A notable attraction is the preserved Avon Valley Railway, which runs steam services through the valley and underlines the parish’s blend of living countryside, heritage interest and easy access to nearby urban centres.
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