Castles and forts in Vale of White Horse

The Discover Alone map has 17 castles and forts in Vale of White Horse, England. Below are the 17 with the most written about them, pictures first. Every one has its own page with directions and places nearby.

• West Way and Seacourt Tower, BotleyCastle, fort or towerWest Way and Seacourt Tower, Botley is a castle, fort or tower in Vale of White Horse, England. Perhaps the tower…
• The White Horse hill figure 170m NNE of Uffington Castle on Whitehorse HillScheduled monumentUffington Castle and its white horse stand in the Vale of White Horse, marked as a scheduled monument. The hill figure…
• The Western Edge of Uffington Castle FortCastle, fort or towerThe Western Edge of Uffington Castle Fort is a castle, fort or tower in Vale of White Horse, England. Perhaps its…
• The Manger, north of Uffington CastleCastle, fort or towerThe Manger, north of Uffington Castle is a castle, fort or tower in Vale of White Horse, England. Perhaps soldiers…
• Radio TowerCastle, fort or towerRadio Tower stands in the Vale of White Horse as a castle-like tower, not a temporary mast. It belongs to the old human…
• Outer ditch and Trig Pillar, Uffington CastleCastle, fort or towerOuter ditch and Trig Pillar, Uffington Castle is a castle, fort or tower in Vale of White Horse, England. Perhaps the…
• North Western Section of Uffington Castle FortCastle, fort or towerNorth Western Section of Uffington Castle Fort is a castle, fort or tower in Vale of White Horse, England. Perhaps its…
• Farmland at Uffington Castle FortCastle, fort or towerFarmland at Uffington Castle Fort is a castle, fort or tower in Vale of White Horse, England. Perhaps the castle is…
• Clock tower, CothillCastle, fort or towerClock tower, Cothill is a castle, fort or tower in Vale of White Horse, England. Perhaps the clock struck only when…
• Alfred's CastleArchaeological placeAlfred's Castle is an archaeological place in the Vale of White Horse, England. It is marked on the public map as a…
• Uffington Castle: a univallate hillfort immediately north of the Ridgeway on Whitehorse HillScheduled monumentMud, muscle and marrow built Uffington Castle before written history gave the hill a name. Its single bank still…
• Segsbury or Letcombe Castle (iron age fort)Archaeological placeLetcombe Castle stands in the Vale of White Horse as an Iron Age fort, its earthworks still shaping the hillside where…
• Segsbury Camp or Letcombe Castle hillfortScheduled monumentSegsbury Camp is an Iron Age hillfort near Wantage where one earthen rampart still surrounds twelve acres of chalk…
• Neolithic long barrow and Romano-British inhumation cemetery 70m north of Uffington Castle on Whitehorse HillScheduled monumentTwo ages of death are locked together seventy metres north of Uffington Castle. Neolithic hands built a long barrow…
• Castle mound at FitzharrisScheduled monumentCastle mound at Fitzharris is a scheduled monument in the Vale of White Horse, marked only as a mound on the open land.…
• Alfred's Castle univallate hillfortScheduled monumentMastery is a univallate Iron Age hillfort near Ashbury, Berkshire, where a single defensive bank and ditch still…
• Fitzharry's Castle MoundArchaeological placeFitzharry's Castle Mound sits in the Vale of White Horse, a buried castle reduced to a mound of earth and memory. The…

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