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	Lymington - LoveToKnow 1911
		LYMINGTON, a municipal borough and seaport in the New Forest parliamentary division of Hampshire, England, 98 m.
		Lymington dates its importance from the grant of the town to Richard de Redvers, earl of Devon, in the reign of Henry I.
		Lymington was made a port in the reign of Henry I., and its large shipping trade led to frequent disputes with Southampton as to the levying of duties.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Lymington (366 words)

	Visiting Lymington
		Lymington is one of the main car ferry departure points to the Isle of Wight, being situated at the western end of the Solent, the sheltered strip of water that draws sailors from all over the UK and beyond.
		Lymington is one of the world's premier sailing resorts and the life of Lymington is centered on the Lymington River which has two large marinas as well as river berths for local residents.
		Lymington is an exciting combination of the old and the new and makes an ideal place for a visit, a short break or a full holiday.
	www.lymington.biz /visiting.asp (549 words)

	Lymington
		The town is agreeably situated on the right bank of the river Lymington, at a short distance from its mouth, and is 7 miles south-west by south from Southampton, and about 90 miles south-west from London.
		It is well supplied with water, and the paving and lighting are defrayed by a rate of 13 pence in the pound on houses, and 4 pence in the pound on land.
		‘Lymington is subordinate to the port of Southampton, from the necessity of the importers having to pay the full duties on the entrance of their cargoes into the port’ (Corp.
	www.oldtowns.co.uk /Hampshire/lymington.htm (450 words)

	Lymington travel guide - Wikitravel
		Lymington is a small port in Hampshire in the South East of England.
		Lymington is a major yachting center, with several yacht clubs and a large marina, as well as a ferry port serving Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight.
		Lymington is the terminus of a branch rail line from Brockenhurst in the New Forest, where it connects with direct main line service from London and many other parts of the country.
	wikitravel.org /en/Lymington (349 words)

	Lymington, Hampshire, England
		Lymington built on an Estuary once had a reputation for smuggling via the busy port.In the 1800’s.
		While you are here explore the quaint streets around the harbour and the superb Saturday market that runs all day on a Saturday the whole length of the High Street, selling everything you could possibly need and open all year too.
		Lymington also offers a good selection of Pubs and Restaurants that you are spoilt for choice.
	www.newforest.demon.co.uk /lymington.htm (258 words)

	Lymington Cricket Club - News
		Lymington are so keen to ensure that Sunday's match on Pennington Common is as authentic as possible that they have even enlisted the help of local woodturner (and Fawley CC cricketer) Alan Sturgess who has kindly manufactured three bats from ash to be used during the event.
		Lymington will be hoping to make home advantage pay as they go in search of their first piece of silverware of 2007 in the President's Cup final at the Sports Ground this Friday evening (July 6th) at 6.15pm.
		Lymington Cricket Club are sad to report the death of Tickle Jenkin at the grand old age of 88.
	www.sway.eclipse.co.uk (6153 words)

	Lymington - Local information and tourist guide
		A beautiful, Georgian market town, Lymington (population 14,330) is situated on the southern edge of the New Forest, between Southampton and Bournemouth and at the western end of the Solent.
		The town is world renown as a sailing resort; there are two large marinas Berthon and Haven and two sailing clubs RLYC and Lymington Town.
		Lymington is surrounded by outstanding natural beauty; to the north are the ancient woodlands and heathlands of the New Forest, covering an area of about 145 square miles, and to the south, the Solent and the Isle of Wight, Wightlink operate a car ferry from Lymington to Yarmouth.
	www.lymington.org (220 words)

	A Brief History of Lymington
		Lymington was made a town by the Lord of the manor, William de Redvers, in the period 1190-1200 (the exact year is not known).
		For one thing Lymington was further from the coalfields than other places where salt was manufactured and the cost of transporting the coal had to be passed on to the consumer.
		The population of Lymington was 4,182 in 1851 but it hardly changed in the second half of the 19th century.
	www.localhistories.org /lymington.html (1041 words)

	New Forest: Lymington
		Lymington was a major centre for the salt industry until the end of the 18th century when it was overtaken by competition from Cheshire rock salt.
		Today Lymington is a ferry port for the Isle of Wight and is a popular tourist centre as well as a mecca for yachtsmen.
		The typical Lymington brick is a strong simple stock brick with a plum coloured element in it, although in the main streets there are more painted brick or stucco elevations.
	www.nfdc.gov.uk /index.cfm?articleid=2165 (676 words)

	Lymington, Hampshire, England
		Lymington built on an Estuary once had a reputation for smuggling via the busy port.In the 1800’s.
		Lymington also offers a good selection of Pubs and Restaurants that you are spoilt for choice.
		Pennington on the outskirts of Lymington was once know as "Donkey Town" owing to the large numbers once found on Pennington Common.
	www.explorethenewforest.co.uk /Towns/lymington.htm (259 words)

	Welcome to Lymington Yacht Haven.
		Today Lymington Yacht Haven is one of the most popular destinations for yachtsmen in the South Coast.
		Lymington Harbour Commissioners strictly enforce a six-knot speed restriction to the North of "Jack in the Basket" This is the first port hand mark on the approaches to Lymington.
		Lymington can be approached from one of two ways.
	www.yachthavens.com /yachthaven/listResourcesSession.do?marina_id=lymin01&reqtype=marina_about (869 words)

	Lymington FÃ¤hren - Buchen Sie FÃ¤hren nach Lymington
		Auf dieser Seite finden Sie alles was Sie Ã¼ber Lymington FÃ¤hren wissen mÃ¼ssen.
		Mit unserem Preisfinder kÃ¶nnen Sie in Echtzeit Verbindungs Preise und VerfÃ¼gbarkeit abfragen und Ãberfahrten nach Lymington buchen oder diese Verbindung oder andere Verbindung mit Lymington FÃ¤hren vergleichen.
		Lymington ist eine sehr belebte kleine Marktstadt mit wunderschÃ¶nen Boutiquen auf Kopfsteinpflaster StraÃen.
	www.directferries.de /lymington_faehre.htm (146 words)

	Lymington Chamber of Commerce
		Lymington and District Chamber of Commerce and Industry is an independent organisation which draws its members from the retail, manufacturing, leisure and tourism, professional, marine and service sectors of commerce and industry.
		The Chamber also represents the Lymington business community at local, district and regional levels of Government and aims to ensure that its members' views, needs and concerns are understood and acknowledged by key decision-makers.
		There is also a section on Lymington, covering everything from transport and shopping to accommodation and places to eat.
	www.lymington.biz (246 words)

	Lymington Workhouse and Poor Law Union
		Lymington Poor Law Union was formed on 18th May 1835.
		The population falling within the Union at the 1831 census had been 9,501 with parishes ranging in size from Hordle (population 699) to Lymington itself (3,361).
		A new Lymington Union workhouse was erected in 1837.
	users.ox.ac.uk /~peter/workhouse/Lymington/Lymington.shtml (422 words)

	Lymington Harbour - Solent, South Coast, UK Harbours, Yachting, Cruising, Sailing, Motor boating
		Lymington Harbour - Solent, South Coast, UK Harbours, Yachting, Cruising, Sailing, Motor boating
		LYMINGTON is a bustling market town with a wide variety of shops from picturesque boutiques on the cobbled quay to the larger supermarkets.
		Leading lights for entering the river are fixed red on 319°T. Lymington Harbour Commissioners is the harbour authority and the Harbour Master may be contacted at the Harbour Office.
	www.harbours.co.uk /lymingto/lymingto.html (280 words)

	Lymington Yachting Limited
		We take pride in all of the boats and look after them as if they were our own personal yachts.
		We are committed to offering good value sailing on well equipped boats from our base in Lymington.
		Should you be offered a lower price on a similar yacht based in the Solent we guarantee to match this and then beat it by at least a further 5 percent.
	www.lymingtonyachting.co.uk (251 words)

	Ports & Routes Information - Lymington to Yarmouth - Wightlink
		The shortest and fastest vehicle route to the Island is between Lymington, in the New Forest, and Yarmouth in West Wight.
		You can sit back in the lounges, with bar and café facilities, or relax on the observation decks as you cruise the most picturesque route to the Island.
		On the mainland there is easy access to Lymington from London, Southampton, Bournemouth and the West Country by road, and by rail, with Lymington Pier station being within our terminal complex.
	www.wightlink.co.uk /travel/travel_portsroutes_lymyar.htm (123 words)

	Lymington dot com - Marine Magazine
		LYMINGTON at the heart of the EARLS COURT BOAT SHOW!
		Lymington based Harken equips Volvo 70's with Hardware and Winches!
		Lymington Dot Com is a trading name of Let's Get It On Limited a company registered in England and Wales No: 5576536 Directors: JDC Simmonds, LS Ford
	www.lymington.com /magazine/marinelifestyle (648 words)

	Lymington Police Station
		We would go off and hide up a tree or behind a gorse bush and have to let Vicky have a "go" at us as a reward....
		The photograph of the 2 police dogs and my Mother (Molly) was taken at the Police House which was adjacent to the Lymington Sub-Division Police Station - about 1960/1.
		The Police Station was quite large with a huge drill area in the back, with a garage for at least 5 vehicles and an attached dog kennel with 2 runs for strays (which my Mum fed).
	www.hants.gov.uk /hchs/lymington.html (245 words)

	Lymington tourist and travel information \| Lymington accommodation, attractions and photos \| Hampshire UK
		Lymington is situated on the edge of the New Forest, between Southampton and Bournemouth.
		Lymington is a bustling market town with plenty of shops from picturesque boutiques on the cobbled quay to high street names.
		For hotels accommodation in other areas near to Lymington Hampshire see Southampton hotels and Ringwood hotels For bed and breakfast accommodation see bed and breakfast in Southampton, and bed and breakfast in Fordingbridge.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /lymington.html (223 words)

	Lymington holiday cottages - Holiday rentals in Lymington, England - Book direct
		Situated close to the village centre, this wonderfuly cosy detached, part cob, thatched cottage dates in part from the 16th century and is the owners own holiday home.
		Laurel House is a Victorian Town House centrally situated in the bustling fishing port of Lymington.
		Lymington has a splendid Saturday market and is well know for its quality in everyday...
	www.holidaylettings.co.uk /lymington (307 words)

	A Lymington and New Forest Information Guide. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lymington is famous for its harbour with water sports and sailing enthusiasts alike enjoying the local facilities.
		Lymington has a Saturday market which people from miles around come to enjoy and there is always a bargain to be found.
		Lymington is just a few minutes drive from the local beaches.
	www.auplands.com /information.html (207 words)

	Lymington Ferry port - Ferries to Lymington information - directferries.com
		The Port of Lymington is a small but busy market town located on the edge of the New Forest on the North West end of The Solent.
		Lymington is a bustling market town with a wide variety of shops from picturesque boutiques on the cobbled quay to the larger supermarkets.
		On arrival at Lymington you should follow signs for Isle of Wight Ferries’ which will direct you to the terminals.
	www.directferries.ie /lymington.htm (209 words)

	Home.co.uk: Property for Sale in Lymington
		Lymington Hampshire 134950 A rare opportunity to purchase a well presented one bedrom single storey property situated in an extremely central location with the benefit of front and rear gardens.
		Belmore Lane Lymington Hampshire 239950 Fells Gulliver are pleased to present to the market, a two bedroom semi-detached retirement bungalow, specifically for the over 55's, situated in a popular development off Belmore Lane.
		Lymington Hampshire 247950 Fells Gulliver are pleased to present to the market, a well presented three bedroom link semi-detached house, with the benefit of a garage and off road parking for two cars.
	www.home.co.uk /search/property.htm?location=lymington (400 words)

	Hotels Near Lymington : New Park Manor Luxury Hotel
		We can drive you to Lymington and even arrange a fast powerboat to take you to Cowes, Yarmouth, Chichester or wherever you wish to go.
		If you’re visiting Lymington or the Lymington area, then the finest place to stay is New Park Manor Hotel in the heart of the New Forest.
		Lymington is a bustling market town with two marinas and all the facilities you would expect of one of the Solent’s leading yacht centres.
	www.newparkmanorhotel.co.uk /events/new_park_manor_near_lymington (357 words)

	The Lymington Branch Line
		The Lymington Branch Line runs from Brockenhurst station in the New Forest to Lymington Pier station on Lymington River, with one stop along the way, Lymington Town.
		The Lymington branch is unusual in that it is one of the few places where older electric stock may be seen in operation, a sadly neglected aspect of railway preservation.
		Lymington Pier station serves the ferry to Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight, and the rigging of the ferry boat can just be seen behind the train.
	www.catnip.co.uk /tracks/lymington (429 words)

	Lymington, Hampshire
		The town of Lymington, or "Lentune" as it was called in the Domesday Book, lies on the West side of the Solent and is nowadays a thriving yachting centre and tourist attraction.
		The origins of the town are obscure but, at Buckland Rings on the outskirts of Lymington, there have been Neolithic and Bronze Age finds.
		Lymington's High Street is dominated by the Parish church of St. Thomas the Apostle.
	www.hampshire-information.co.uk /towns.asp?town=Lymington (186 words)

	Lymington to Yarmouth : Ferry Photos
		Of all the various methods of crossing the Solent to the Isle of Wight, Lymington to Yarmouth is perhaps the least obvious.
		Lymington is tucked away in the New Forest and is miles away from Portsmouth and Southampton, both literally and conceptually.
		The route is operated by the three so-called C Class vessels - Cenred, Caedmon and Cenwulf - which celebrate their 30th birthday this year.
	www.photo-transport.co.uk /ferries/lymington-yarmouth/lymington-yarmouth.htm (103 words)

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