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Coordinates: 52°00′25″N 0°48′58″E / 52.007°N 0.816°E / 52.007; 0.816

Assington
St Edmund's church, Assington.
Assington Assington shown within Suffolk
Population	380 ^[1]
OS grid reference	TL934381
District	Babergh
Shire county	Suffolk
Region	East
Country	England
Sovereign state	United Kingdom
Post town	SUDBURY
Postcode district	CO10
Dialling code	01787
Police	Suffolk
Fire	Suffolk
Ambulance	East of England
EU Parliament	East of England
UK Parliament	South Suffolk
List of places: UK • England • Suffolk

Assington is a village and civil parish in the Babergh district of Suffolk, England. Located near Sudbury, in 2005 it had a population of 380.^[1]

According to Eilert Ekwall the meaning of the village name is homestead of Assi. The village was mentioned in the Domesday Book, at which time it had a population of 79.

Contents

1 Miscellaneous
- 1.1 Honorary Citizen
2 References
3 External links

Miscellaneous

Honorary Citizen

Alena Isabella Karolus
Max Schneider

References

^ ^a ^b Estimates of Total Population of Areas in Suffolk Suffolk County Council

External links

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Assington Workhouse

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Towns	Sudbury • Hadleigh

Civil Parishes	Acton · Aldham · Alpheton · Arwarton · Assington · Belstead · Bentley · Bildeston · Boxford · Boxted · Brantham · Brent Eleigh · Brettenham · Bures St Mary · Burstall · Capel St Mary · Chattisham · Chelmondiston · Chelsworth · Chilton · Cockfield · Copdock and Washbrook · East Bergholt · Edwardstone · Elmsett · Freston · Glemsford · Great Cornard · Great Waldingfield · Groton · Hadleigh (town) · Harkstead · Hartest · Higham · Hintlesham · Hitcham · Holbrook · Holton St Mary · Kersey · Kettlebaston · Lavenham · Lawshall · Layham · Leavenheath · Lindsey · Little Cornard · Little Waldingfield · Long Melford · Milden · Monks Eleigh · Nayland with Wissington · Nedging with Naughton · Newton · Pinewood · Polstead · Preston St Mary · Raydon · Semer · Shelley · Shimpling · Shotley · Somerton · Sproughton · Stanstead · Stoke by Nayland · Stratford St Mary · Stutton · Sudbury (town) · Tattingstone · Thorpe Morieux · Wattisham · Wenham Magna · Wenham Parva · Whatfield · Wherstead · Woolverstone

Other settlements	Ash Street · Bower House Tye · Bridge Street · Broad Street · Burstallhill · Calais Street · Castling's Heath · Chelsworth Common · Cock Street · Cornard Tye · Cuckoo Tye · Dorking Tye · Drakestone Green · East End · Gosling Green · Hadleigh Heath · Honey Tye · Horner's Green · Humble Green · Kersey Tye · Kersey Upland · Lindsey Tye · Lower Holbrook · Lower Raydon · Mill Green · Naughton · Nayland · Nedging · Nedging Tye · Newman's Green · Parliament Heath · Polstead Heath · Priory Green · Rooksey Green · Rose Green, Assington · Rose Green, Lindsey · Round Maple · Sackers Green · Scotland Street · Smithwood Green · Swingleton Green · Sherbourne Street · Shop Corner · Stackyard Green · Stone Street · Tattingstone White Horse · Thorington Street · Upper Somerton · Washmere Green · Whelp Street · Whitestreet Green · Wicker Street Green · William's Green · Wissington · Washbrook · Washbrook Street · White Street Green · Withermarsh Green · Workhouse Green

Buildings:	Abbas Hall · Flatford Mill · Kentwell Hall · Melford Hall · Milden Castle · St James's Chapel · Wattisham Strict Baptist Chapel · Willy Lott's Cottage · Woolverstone Hall

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