strip containing Griggs Green, and a sub-salient containing part of Lowsley Farm Warwickshire The county had one exclave after 1844, and one was abolished then (pre-1844 total 2, legal 2; post-1844 total 1, legal 1): Ilmington, Stretton-on-Fosse and Whitchurch (1). The parishes of Ilmington, Stretton-on-Fosse, and Whitchurch formed a large exclave of Warwickshire, separated from the main part of the county by an exclave of four Worcestershire parishes. In 1931 the intervening area of Worcestershire was transferred to Warwickshire, so that the three parishes became joined to the rest of the county. Abolished in 1844: Tutnall and Cobley (1). The township of Tutnall and Cobley (in the parish of Tardebigge), transferred to Worcestershire. Wiltshire The county had no exclaves after 1844, and ten were abolished then (pre-1844 total 10, legal 6; post-1844 total 0): Inglesham (1). The parish divided between Berkshire and Wiltshire, and was united in the latter county in 1844. The Berkshire portion contained a small exclave of Wiltshire around the parish church, which was thus eliminated. The original boundary survived for parliamentary purposes into the latter 19th century -including the exclave. Kingswood (1). The parish of Kingswood, transferred to Gloucestershire. Minety (1). A small counter-enclave within the parish of Minety which was an exclave of Gloucestershire within the county. This contained the parish church, and was abolished when the exclave was transferred to Wiltshire. Poulton (1). The parish of Poulton transferred to Gloucestershire. Shinfield (2). The parish of Shinfield in Berkshire had two portions forming exclaves of Wiltshire. The larger contained the hamlets of Swallowfield and Riseley, the smaller that of Farley Hill. Wokingham and Hurst (4). A large, irregularly shaped exclave took in part of the parochial chapelry of Hurst, Berkshire in the parish of Sonning, and part of the parish of Wokingham. It had a waist the width of a road at Broad Common. It included the east end of Wokingham town with its parish church, and the east end of the village of Twyford. A small, very irregularly shaped satellite exclave occupied the west side of the latter village, and two tiny ones were in its centre. This set of four exclaves, treated as two legal issues, were transferred to Berkshire. Worcestershire The historic county was well provided with exclaves. After 1844, six survived with three small satellite exclaves making a total of nine. Twenty-nine were abolished in 1844, although several were tiny (pre-1844