Tandridge is a local government district in Surrey, positioned at the eastern edge of the county bordering Kent and Sussex, encompassing the towns of Caterham, Oxted, and Lingfield along with numerous villages within an area of attractive North Downs and Wealden countryside. This predominantly rural district features the scenic Caterham Valley, the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and some of Surrey's most desirable villages. The climate is typical of southeast England with mild temperatures, moderate rainfall, and warmer, drier conditions than UK average, with the North Downs creating local variations. Culturally, Tandridge maintains strong rural identity with Oxted's elegant early 20th-century town center (designed as a model town), Caterham's Victorian and Edwardian development as a London commuter suburb, and Lingfield's historic racecourse (one of the UK's premier jumps courses). The area preserves important heritage including the ruins of Godstone Castle, numerous medieval churches, and historic country houses including Hever Castle (though just across the Kent border). The district's villages feature traditional Surrey character with village greens, ponds, and cricket pitches while the North Downs Way offers spectacular walking with views across the Weald. Lingfield Park racecourse and the nearby Royal Earth natural history site add to the district's attractions. Tandridge's excellent schools and transport links make it highly desirable for families while the surrounding countryside provides recreational opportunities. Boundary GIS data for Tandridge District Council is available for download in GeoJSON and KML formats, supporting rural preservation, green space management in the Surrey Hills AONB, and sustainable development in this desirable east Surrey district.

📍 Administrative boundary of tandridge local authority district

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