same name belonging to Croxall and Alrewas. Derbyshire had three exclaves, and Stsffordshire three. All were abolished when Edingale civil parish was created in 1936 and put in Staffordshire. Rolleston on Dove (1). The parish of Rolleston on Dove had an exclave comprising a single meadow on the River Dove south of Marston on Dove. This was within a riparian pene-exclave of Derbyshire (see below). One exclave was abolished in 1844: Broome and Clent (1). The parishes of Broome and Clent, together transferred to Worcestershire. Riparian semi-exclaves: The River Dove, where it forms the boundary between Derbyshire and Staffordshire, has changed course in many places in between Rocester and its confluence with the River Trent, leaving several riparian semi-enclaves of both counties along it. These have mostly been left alone. Derbyshire has thirteen with another two connected by bridge; Staffordshire twelve, with a further three connected by bridge. Surrey The county had compact boundaries, and no exclaves. Riparian semi-exclave: A dropped meander on the River Thames just north of Chertsey Bridge left part of the county on the wrong side of the river at Chertsey Lock. This was called Bos Ait and featured an oxbow lake in 1872, but has been mostly lost to a gravel pit. Suffolk The county mostly had compact boundaries, no exclaves and one large pene-exclave which survives to the present day: Newmarket, Suffolk cannot be accessed directly from the rest of the county by any public right of way, although the isthmus was slightly widened in 1992 so that the boundary now abuts the B1506 road. The pene-exclave also contains the parish of Exning. Before the exclave was enlarged in 1894, the boundary of the town ran along the High Street and the southern part with the railway station was in the Cambridgeshire parish of Woodditton. In 1992, as well as the pene-exclaves isthmus being widened, half of Newmarket Heath and the small village of Landwade were annexed from Cambridgeshire. Sussex The county had no exclaves after 1844, and one was abolished then (pre-1844 total 1, legal 1; post-1844 total 0): Bohunt (1). An exclave of the parish of Rogate known as Bohunt west of Liphook, transferred to the parish of Bramshott in Hampshire. The county had only one pene-exclave, the boundaries being otherwise compact: The Sussex portion of the parish of Bramshott was transferred to join the rest in 1894. It comprised a thin