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Chesham is a small town in the Chiltern Hills, Buckinghamshire, and is situated in the Chess Valley . It has a tube station, which is the last station on the spur off the Metropolitan Line.

Although most people in Buckinghamshire pronounce the town as "Chesh-um", some residents insist on pronouncing it "Chess-am".

The Bovingdon stack lies above the village.

External links

http://www.chesham.gov.uk/

Towns in Buckinghamshire

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CheshamChesham is a small town in the Chiltern Hills, Buckinghamshire, and is situated in the Chess Valley. It has a tube station, which is the last station on the spur off the Metropolitan Line. Although most people in Buckinghamshire pronounce the town as "Che

Chesham BoisChesham Bois is a village in Buckinghamshire, England, adjacent to Chesham. Initially a hamlet in the parish of Chesham, the village gets its name from the de Bosco family who owned the manor of Chesham in the reign of King John. The French version of the

Chesham tube stationStation on the Metropolitan line, opened 8 July 1889 as the original Metropolitan Line terminus. It is the Underground station most distant from any other. There are occasional trains through to Aldgate, but most trains operate on a shuttle service to Cha

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