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Great Tew| Village in Oxfordshire, south-central England, between Chipping Norton and Banbury; population (2001) 153. Most of the houses, of mellow local stone, were built during the 17th century. |
| Great Tew is one of the earliest existing examples of a planned village. The subsequent replanning of the estate on landscape and ecological principles in the early 18th century suggests that it was carried out by John Loudon. |
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