      Milton Keynes Visitor Map MKWeb has produced a downloadable Milton Keynes map to help those visiting or living in Milton Keynes to find their way around quickly and easily The Milton Keynes Map (PDF 3MB) Now includes a Milton Keynes parking map Area ProfilesWhere do you live?
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Bletchley Buckingham Newport Pagnell Olney Stony Stratford West Bletchley Woburn Sands Wolverton Parish InformationMilton Keynes is a fully parished Borough. A total of 45 Town and Parish Councils serve the residents of Milton Keynes. For full information visit Parishes in MK Newport PagnellA traditional town situated just on the north eastern tip of the city of Milton Keynes. Newport Pagnell Areas in Milton Keynes Willen is a delightful mix of the old and the new. The original village is dominated by the church of St Mary Magdalene. Willen in MK |
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Milton Keynes has what is probably the widest range of housing of any new city in the UK. From old fashioned canal side properties to modern, urban houses, each area has its own particular personality. In Central Milton Keynes there is currently a huge amount of development. This section is designed to take you on a grand tour of Milton Keynes.
Loughton Parish is situated to the south west of the city centre close to the railway station which is in walking distance. 
The Shenleys are spread across the west side of MIlton Keynes, close to the the centre and contain great contrasts
Stony Stratford lies to the North-west of Milton Keynes and is an old market town with a fascinating history and diverse culture.
Oldbrook is situated adjacent to the city centre and a few minutes from the railway station. It is a well established area with some new developments and pleasant areas of open space.
Bradwell Abbey Parish consists of three residential areas: Two Mile Ash, Hodge Lea and Stacey Bushes. 
Giffard Park lies at the most north easterly corner of the city of Milton Keynes. Named after Giffard, a Domesday Landowner. The Street names come from places in the Thames and Chilterns eg. Bromham Mill, Rowsham Dell. It lies beside the Grand Union Canal
