Charleton

Charleton
For places with a similar name, see Charlton (disambiguation). For people with this surname, see Charlton (surname).

Charleton is a civil parish in the English county of Devon. In 2001 its population was 511.

Forming part of the South Hams district its main settlements are East Charleton and West Charleton, the latter being the larger.

Coordinates: 50°16′13″N 3°44′31″W / 50.27028°N 3.74194°W / 50.27028; -3.74194


v · d · eNon-metropolitan district of South Hams
List of civil parishes in Devon#South Hams
Civil parishes
Ashprington • Aveton Gifford • Berry Pomeroy • Bickleigh • Bigbury • Blackawton • Brixton • Buckland Tout Saints • Charleton • Chivelstone • Churchstow • Cornwood • Cornworthy • Dartington • Dartmouth • Dean Prior • Diptford • Dittisham • East Allington • East Portlemouth • Ermington • Frogmore and Sherford • Halwell and Moreleigh • Harberton • Harford • Holbeton • Holne • Ivybridge • Kingsbridge • Kingston • Kingswear • Littlehempston • Loddiswell • Malborough • Marldon • Modbury • Newton and Noss • North Huish • Rattery • Ringmore • Salcombe • Shaugh Prior • Slapton • South Brent • South Huish • South Milton • South Pool • Sparkwell • Staverton • Stoke Fleming • Stoke Gabriel • Stokenham • Strete • Thurlestone • Totnes Ugborough • Wembury • West Alvington • West Buckfastleigh • Woodleigh • Yealmpton
Bold text denotes a parish council refered to as a "town council" i.e. towns.

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