Linch Hill Vineyard, Stanton Harcourt

A named place photographed at this map point in West Oxfordshire.

Linch Hill Vineyard rises to approximately 180 metres and is part of the broader Linch Hill escarpment, which forms the northern edge of the Dorsetshire Basin. The area is known for its limestone geology and has historical associations with Iron Age hill forts; today, it matters as a site for local viticulture in the Oxfordshire landscape.