Hampshire–Wiltshire border

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The Hampshire–Wiltshire border is the county boundary in southern England that separates Hampshire from Wiltshire and passes through areas of military significance such as Tidworth Camp.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative boundary
county boundary
adjacentTo Hampshire county
linked to: Hampshire

Wiltshire county
linked to: Wiltshire
associatedWith British Army training areas
Salisbury Plain region
linked to: Salisbury Plain
country England
crosses rural areas of Salisbury Plain fringe
demarcates jurisdiction of Hampshire authorities
jurisdiction of Wiltshire authorities
governedBy Hampshire County Council (on one side)
Wiltshire Council (on the other side)
linked to: Wiltshire Council
hasFunction defines administrative limits between Hampshire and Wiltshire
hasMilitarySignificance true
legalStatus recognized county boundary in English law
locatedIn southern England
nearbySettlement Ludgershall
Perham Down
Shipton Bellinger
partOf ceremonial county system of England
historic county boundaries of England
passesNear Tidworth
passesThrough Tidworth Camp
region South East England (Hampshire side)
linked to: South East England

South West England (Wiltshire side)
linked to: southwest England
separates Hampshire
Wiltshire
usedFor ceremonial county delineation
local government administration
statistical reporting boundaries

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Tidworth Camp locatedOn Hampshire–Wiltshire border
Hampshire–Wiltshire border hasFunction defines administrative limits between Hampshire and Wiltshire
linked to: Hampshire–Wiltshire border