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Beaumont Castle

Castles in Oxfordshire

Beaumont Castle was a medieval castle in Mixbury, Oxfordshire, England, located at grid reference SP610140.

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Beaumont Castle
Church Lane, Cherwell District

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N 52.002 ° E -1.113 °
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Church Lane
NN13 5RJ Cherwell District
England, United Kingdom
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