About Headington Quarry

Headington Quarry occupies elevated ground on Oxford's eastern fringe, a former quarrying village that's maintained its separate identity from central Headington. Reach it via the A40/A4142 from the ring road, or take Headington Road directly from Oxford city centre through the residential climb. The area sits higher than surrounding districts, offering decent views across the city whilst catching more of Oxfordshire's prevailing winds. Over 150 fast EV charging points serve the broader Oxford area for electric vehicles. The standout feature remains Holy Trinity Church, built entirely from limestone extracted from the local quarry that gave the village its name.

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Headington Quarry is in England, at 51.759, -1.198 - about 16 km south of Heathfield, Oxfordshire.

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EV Chargers in Headington Quarry

• Redbridge Park and Ride, OxfordRedbridge Park and Ride, Oxford, England, OX1 4XG300 kW
• Blackbird Leys Leisure Centre, OxfordBlackbird Leys Leisure Centre, Oxford, OX4 6JL50 kW
• Chipping Norton, OxfordChipping Norton, Oxford, OX7 5UF50 kW
• Horspath Road, OxfordHorspath Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX4 6NL50 kW
• Keble Road, OxfordKeble Road, Oxford, OX1 3NP50 kW

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Data source: OpenChargeMap

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