This is part of the list of United Kingdom locations: a gazetteer of place names in the United Kingdom showing each place's locality and geographical coordinates.
This is part of the list of United Kingdom locations: a gazetteer of place names in the United Kingdom showing each place's locality and geographical coordinates.
| Location | Locality | Coordinates (links to map & photo sources) | OS grid reference |
| Chrishall | Essex | 52°02′N0°05′E / 52.03°N 00.09°E | TL4439 |
| Christchurch | Bournemouth | 50°43′N1°47′W / 50.72°N 01.78°W | SZ1592 |
| Christchurch | Cambridgeshire | 52°32′N0°11′E / 52.54°N 00.19°E | TL4996 |
| Christchurch | Gloucestershire | 51°48′N2°37′W / 51.80°N 02.62°W | SO5712 |
| Christchurch | City of Newport | 51°35′N2°57′W / 51.59°N 02.95°W | ST3489 |
| Christian Malford | Wiltshire | 51°30′N2°03′W / 51.50°N 02.05°W | ST9678 |
| Christleton | Cheshire | 53°10′N2°50′W / 53.17°N 02.83°W | SJ4465 |
| Christmas Common | Oxfordshire | 51°38′N0°58′W / 51.63°N 00.97°W | SU7193 |
| Christon | North Somerset | 51°18′N2°54′W / 51.30°N 02.90°W | ST3757 |
| Christon Bank | Northumberland | 55°30′N1°40′W / 55.50°N 01.66°W | NU2123 |
| Christow | Devon | 50°38′N3°39′W / 50.64°N 03.65°W | SX8384 |
| Chryston | North Lanarkshire | 55°54′N4°07′W / 55.90°N 04.11°W | NS6870 |
| Location | Locality | Coordinates (links to map & photo sources) | OS grid reference |
| Chub Tor | Devon | 50°28′N4°06′W / 50.47°N 04.10°W | SX5166 |
| Chuck Hatch | East Sussex | 51°04′N0°05′E / 51.07°N 00.09°E | TQ4733 |
| Chudleigh | Devon | 50°35′N3°37′W / 50.59°N 03.61°W | SX8679 |
| Chudleigh Knighton | Devon | 50°35′N3°38′W / 50.58°N 03.63°W | SX8477 |
| Chulmleigh | Devon | 50°55′N3°52′W / 50.91°N 03.87°W | SS6814 |
| Chunal | Derbyshire | 53°25′N1°57′W / 53.41°N 01.95°W | SK0391 |
| Location | Locality | Coordinates (links to map & photo sources) | OS grid reference |
| Churnet Grange | Staffordshire | 53°04′N2°02′W / 53.06°N 02.03°W | SJ9852 |
| Churscombe | Devon | 50°26′N3°35′W / 50.44°N 03.59°W | SX8762 |
| Churston Ferrers | Devon | 50°23′N3°32′W / 50.38°N 03.54°W | SX9055 |
| Churt | Surrey | 51°08′N0°47′W / 51.13°N 00.78°W | SU8538 |
| Churton | Cheshire | 53°05′N2°53′W / 53.09°N 02.88°W | SJ4156 |
| Churwell | Leeds | 53°45′N1°35′W / 53.75°N 01.59°W | SE2729 |
| Chute Cadley | Wiltshire | 51°16′N1°33′W / 51.27°N 01.55°W | SU3153 |
| Chute Forest | Wiltshire | 51°16′N1°34′W / 51.26°N 01.56°W | SU3051 |
| Chute Standen | Wiltshire | 51°16′N1°34′W / 51.27°N 01.57°W | SU3053 |
| Location | Locality | Coordinates (links to map & photo sources) | OS grid reference |
| Chweffordd | Conwy | 53°14′N3°45′W / 53.23°N 03.75°W | SH8372 |
| Chwilog | Gwynedd | 52°55′N4°20′W / 52.91°N 04.33°W | SH4338 |
| Chwitffordd | Flintshire | 53°17′N3°17′W / 53.29°N 03.29°W | SJ1478 |
| Chyandour | Cornwall | 50°07′N5°32′W / 50.11°N 05.54°W | SW4730 |
| Chyanvounder | Cornwall | 50°03′N5°17′W / 50.05°N 05.28°W | SW6522 |
| Chycoose | Cornwall | 50°12′N5°05′W / 50.20°N 05.08°W | SW8038 |
| Chynhale | Cornwall | 50°07′N5°18′W / 50.12°N 05.30°W | SW6430 |
| Chynoweth | Cornwall | 50°07′N5°26′W / 50.12°N 05.44°W | SW5431 |
| Chyvarloe | Cornwall | 50°04′N5°17′W / 50.06°N 05.28°W | SW6523 |
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The World Figure Skating Championships is an annual figure skating competition sanctioned by the International Skating Union in which figure skaters compete for the title of World Champion.
The World Figure Skating Championships is an annual figure skating competition sanctioned by the International Skating Union in which figure skaters compete for the title of World Champion.