Real geography
The filming counties.
Move through the real map county by county, from the programme’s Home Counties heartland to its exceptional journeys farther afield.
Berkshire
3 mapped locations in the current Casebook directory.
Littlewick Green
Its green, Cricketers pub, church and village hall support episodes involving cricket, film, insects and scarecrows.
Open file →Location fileCookham Dean
The parish church appears in Habeas Corpus, while the wider Cookham area has supplied other village businesses.
Open file →Location fileHurley
The church, historic hotel and High Street buildings have served as pubs, homes and community locations.
Open file →Buckinghamshire
12 mapped locations in the current Casebook directory.
Turville
A famously photogenic village whose green, school, windmill and pub have appeared under several Midsomer identities.
Open file →Featured locationLittle Missenden
A recurring village double whose streets, church, manor and Red Lion helped establish the look of Badger's Drift and later communities.
Open file →Featured locationLong Crendon
Manor houses, the old courthouse, village streets and pubs have supplied country houses, bookshops and competing villages.
Open file →Location fileOld Amersham
Historic streets and period buildings repeatedly become Causton, village centres, shops and institutions.
Open file →Location fileBeaconsfield
Old-town architecture, churches and nearby estates have supplied homes, police buildings and village streets throughout the run.
Open file →Location fileBledlow
The church, village hall and Lions of Bledlow pub recur as the social centre of several fictional villages.
Open file →Location fileHambleden
Its church, shop, mill and village streets appear in early cases, while much of Wild Harvest was filmed here.
Open file →Location fileLittle Marlow
The village green, church, pub and houses have portrayed Morton Fendle and other compact Midsomer communities.
Open file →Location fileCuddington
Cottages, halls, churchyard and village shop have supplied police bases, family homes and community events.
Open file →Location fileHaddenham
The duck pond, witchert walls, shops and village buildings have portrayed numerous Midsomer communities.
Open file →Location fileFingest
Its distinctive church, cottages and pub have appeared as homes and village gathering places.
Open file →Location fileChesham
The old town, church, market square and shops have doubled for Causton and several fictional villages.
Open file →Denmark
1 mapped location in the current Casebook directory.
Hertfordshire
1 mapped location in the current Casebook directory.
Oxfordshire
9 mapped locations in the current Casebook directory.
Wallingford
One of the principal doubles for Causton, with its Corn Exchange, riverside and civic streets appearing repeatedly.
Open file →Featured locationThame
A versatile Causton and village backdrop whose town hall, museum, shops and surrounding estates take many identities.
Open file →Featured locationWarborough
Its broad green, cottages and Six Bells pub have portrayed several villages and supplied recurring community scenes.
Open file →Featured locationDorchester-on-Thames
The abbey, museum, hotels and village streets provide a recurring mixture of grandeur and intimacy.
Open file →Location fileHenley-on-Thames
Its river, bridge, town hall and nearby Remenham and Harpsden locations lend themselves to clubs, courts and prosperous settings.
Open file →Location fileNettlebed
The village and its Crocker End hamlet have doubled for greens, halls, pubs and festival settings.
Open file →Location fileGreat Haseley
Its village hall, church, pub and cottages repeatedly become community venues across different Midsomer villages.
Open file →Location fileWatlington
The church, market hall, library and High Street shops have appeared as civic and village locations in several eras.
Open file →Location fileMapledurham
Mapledurham House, estate and watermill have provided imposing family homes and later-series rural businesses.
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