- Yarmouth is a town and port in the western part of the Isle of Wight, served by a ferry from Lymington.
- Yarmouth is named for its location at the mouth of the small western River Yar (there is also an Eastern Yar on the island).
- The estuary was crossed by is ferry until the building of road bridge in 1863, continuing the A3054.
- The west side of the estuary is represented by the Norton category, as far south as Freshwater, the next bridge over the River Yar.
- On the east bank the parish boundary for Freshwater and Yarmouth is at Barnfields Bridge. Websites for north of this boundary are listed in the Thorley category, then north of Thorley Bridge,
- websites for the parish of Shalfleet are listed in the Bouldnor category.
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Includes news, diary, image gallery, and information on the schools, their policies, curriculum, uniform, performance, meals, governors, and school council.
Details of private dental surgery, their services offered, the team, the location and contact information.
Includes profile, town history, minutes, agendas, events, notice board, surgery dates, and calendar.
Trust responsible for the Town Hall, the common, the recreation ground, Mill Terrace and the town's archives and artifacts. Includes profile, catalogue of archive material, documents, and historical photographs.
Trust responsible for the Town Hall, the common, the recreation ground, Mill Terrace and the town's archives and artifacts. Includes profile, catalogue of archive material, documents, and historical photographs.
Includes profile, town history, minutes, agendas, events, notice board, surgery dates, and calendar.
Details of private dental surgery, their services offered, the team, the location and contact information.
Includes news, diary, image gallery, and information on the schools, their policies, curriculum, uniform, performance, meals, governors, and school council.
