Info about Benson, England (United Kingdom)
Benson region is England, Oxfordshire, South Oxfordshire District, in United Kingdom (GB).
Benson is also called BEX, latitude is 51.6207300, and its longitude is -1.1097900.
In Benson there are 5.802 residents, its timezone is Europe/London (Europe/London_cet).
Some of the activities you can do in Benson are mines, trail running around United Kingdom.
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More details about Benson in United Kingdom (GB)
Do You want to have a call local phones. You can use 1491 as local dialing code for local phone numbers. It’s postal code is OX10, so if you want to send anything to family by post in Benson this can be done by using this zip as explained.
Benson dimension is 9 km2, so Benson is quitely quiet place , an ideal trip destination for people that like small cities for their base on a trip, an incredibly quite town with no loudness that you find in large metropolis. If you stay here you save money because of their cheap room prices, and this is why you and your friends can have it as your base if you want to move across United Kingdom or Benson near adventures.
Its meters above mean sea level, specifically meters above sea level (M A.S.L.), is over 0 meters. Because of this it is an ideal trip destination if you and partner want seaside areas.
Near Benson there are nice cities to visit, beautiful cities like Berrick Salome, Warborough, Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, Crowmarsh, Nuffield, Ewelme. As those cities are very close to Benson you and your friends may effortlessly go to those close trip destinations to see new places in United Kingdom.
There are rivers, lakes or sea in Benson. Bodies of water like River Thames must be seen when you and your friends are interested in cities surrounded by water.
For detailed data about Benson you can visit their official webpage http://www.parish-council.com/Benson/.
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Interactive Benson (United Kingdom) Map and attractions
Interactive map of Benson, England Oxfordshire United Kingdom (GB).
