Fritham

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Fritham is a small village in Hampshire, England. It lies in the north of the New Forest, near the Wiltshire border.

The Ham class minesweeper HMS Fritham was named after the village.

Settlements in The New Forest

Ashurst | Bartley | Beaulieu | Bolderwood | Boldre | Bramshaw | Bransgore | Breamore | Brockenhurst | Brook | Bucklers Hard | Burley | Cadnam | Colbury | Copythorne | Damerham | Denny Lodge | Dibden | Eling | Ellingham | Exbury | Fawley | Fordingbridge | Fritham | Godshill, Hampshire | Hale | Harbridge | Hordle | Hyde, Hampshire | Hythe | Ibsley | Keyhaven | Lepe | Lymington | Lyndhurst | Marchwood | Martin | Milford on Sea | Minstead | Netley Marsh | New Milton | Pennington | Ringwood | Rockbourne | Sandleheath | Sopley | Sway | Totton | Whitsbury | Woodgreen
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Coordinates: 50°55′N 1°41′W

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