- Dinton is a village in the Nadder valley on the B3089 road east of Teffont Magna and west of Barford St Martin
- In 1934, Dinton parish absorbed the ancient parish of Baverstock, where the B3089 bridges the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway east of the village.
- The railway separates the village from the River Nadder, but the station to the south west of the village
- was closed in 1966, and the nearest station west of Salisbury is at Tisbury.
- From the disused station a minor road leads over the railway to Fovant south of Dinton.
- North from the village, a minor road leads up Teffont Down, crossing Grim's Ditch and Wylye Down,
- before dropping down to the Wylye Valley, at Wylye village, west of Steeple Langford.
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History, photo gallery, events, facilities, hire booking, and contacts.
Supplier of professional irrigation products for gardens and landscapes. Describes its product range and services.
Details of services and costs of a secure storage facility at the former MOD distribution centre.
History, photo gallery, events, facilities, hire booking, and contacts.
Supplier of professional irrigation products for gardens and landscapes. Describes its product range and services.
Details of services and costs of a secure storage facility at the former MOD distribution centre.
