Aylesbury Map
Interactive Aylesbury map, view the Buckinghamshire county town of Aylesbury and the surrounding villages.
Detailed Street Map of Aylesbury Buckinghamshire
Aylesbury Map: Here is an interactive Aylesbury map, showing the the busy town located in Buckinghamshire, England. Use controls to view a detailed street map of Aylesbury or move around to view nearby Bucks areas.
Also on this Aylesbury map are Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Rabans Lane Industrial Area and the Aylesbury Park Golf Club, zoom out and see the nearby villages of Fleet Marston, Weedon, Bierton, Hulcott, Weston Turville, Stone, Stoke Mandeville, Ford, Bishopstone and Lower Hartwell. Zoom out to see Aston Clinton, Haddenham, Waddesdon, Bierton, Rowsham, Wendover, Halton, Hardwick, Weedon, Eythrope, and more surrounding villages. Use zoom in button (+) to get an Aylesbury town centre map, the interesting old parts of town are in the area around St Mary's Parish Church, and the Market Square, note the statue of John Hampden, the King's Head Hotel and the Buckinghamshire County Museum in Church Street.
Aylesbury is most famous for its unique breed of duck (Aylesbury Duck), which provided an important source of income for the town during the 18th and 19th centuries. It is the county town of Buckinghamshire and is home to around 60,000 people. Aylesbury has decent shopping facilities, centred around the Market Square, check out Friars Square Shopping Centre and Hale Leys Shopping centre, the High Street still has some traditional old shops, though most have nowlong gone.
Aylesbury can be reached by way of the A41, A418 and A413, it also has rail links with central London.
More Aylesbury Bucks Information: Aylesbury Weather
Places to Visit: Waddesdon Manor
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