Sutton, Kent

Sutton^[1]
A duck pond in Sutton
Sutton^[4] Sutton^[5] shown within Kent
Population	772 (2011)^[6]
OS grid reference	TR3349
District	Dover
Shire county	Kent
Region	South East
Country	England
Sovereign state	United Kingdom
Post town	Deal
Postcode district	CT14
Police	Kent
Fire	Kent
Ambulance	South East Coast
EU Parliament	South East England
List of places UK England Kent

Coordinates: 51°11′42″N 1°20′24″E / 51.195°N 1.34°E / 51.195; 1.34

Sutton is a village near Dover in Kent, England.

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Settlements in the Dover District of Kent

	Towns	Deal Dover Sandwich Walmer

	Villages and hamlets	Alkham Ash Ashley Aycliff Aylesham Barfrestone Barnsole Betteshanger Buckland Buttsole Capel-le-Ferne Chillenden Church Whitfield Coldred Coombe Denton Drellingore East Langdon Eastry East Studdal Elmstone Elvington Ewell Minnis Eythorne Farthingloe Finglesham Frogham Goodnestone Great Mongeham Little Mongeham Guston Hacklinge Ham Hoaden Hougham Kearsney Kingsdown Knowlton Langdon Lydden Marley Marshborough Martin Martin Mill Maxton Nonington Northbourne Preston-next-Wingham Richborough Ringwould Ripple River Shepherdswell Sholden Sibertswold Snowdown St Margaret's at Cliffe Staple Stourmouth Sutton Swingate Temple Ewell Tilmanstone Waldershare Ware West Langdon West Studdal Westcliffe Westmarsh Whitfield Wingham Woodnesborough Wootton Worth

	Civil parishes	List of civil parishes in Kent

List of places in Kent

<Hasted's History of Kent Volume 4>

SUTTON near DOVER Written likewise in ancient records, Sutton, near Ripple, and near Walmer and sometimes East Sutton, which additions it had to distinguish it from other parishes of this name in other parts of the county, lies the next parish to East Langdon, northwestward. The manors of Norborne and Ripple claim paramount over different parts of this parish (m) There are two boroughs in it; one borsholder being chosen for East Sutton borough at Ripple manor court; the other, at the court of the manor of Norborne, for the remaining part of the parish.

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