Wigginton

Wigginton is a village and civil parish in the City of York district of North Yorkshire, England. It is situated about 3 miles north of the city of York. The village lies to the east of the River Ouse. Historically, Wigginton was a separate village but has since been absorbed into the urban sprawl of York.

The parish church in Wigginton is dedicated to St. Nicholas. There are several local amenities including a primary school, a village hall, and a few shops and public houses. The landscape around Wigginton is largely agricultural, typical of the Vale of York.

Wigginton has seen significant development in recent decades, with new housing estates being built. This has led to an increase in its population. The village benefits from its proximity to York, offering residents access to the city's wider range of services and employment opportunities while retaining a more rural feel.

The area is served by local bus routes connecting it to York city centre and surrounding villages. There are no railway stations within Wigginton itself, with the nearest being in York. The village is also near the A1237, a ring road around York, providing good road links.