River Slea, Hampshire

Oxney Stream
The small central watercourse is the Slea/Oxney Stream, much larger to the north is the Wey (north branch)
Etymology	Oxen+ey/ait (island)
Location
Country	England
County	Hampshire
District	East Hampshire
Towns	Bordon (Oxney Moss, tributary, drains west side)
Physical characteristics
Source	Kingsley Stream
• location	Kingsley Mill, Kingsley
• coordinates	51.1325°N 0.8811°W / 51.1325; -0.8811
• elevation	72m
2nd source	Oakhanger Stream
Mouth	River Wey
• location	North of Brockford Bridge, far north fields of parish of Headley, Hampshire
• coordinates	51.1420°N 0.8310°W / 51.1420; -0.8310
• elevation	62m
Length	6.2 km (3.9 mi)
Basin features
Progression	Oxney Stream, River Slea, Wey (south branch), Wey, Thames, North Sea
River system	Wey drainage sub-basin of Thames Basin

Oxney Stream is an older name for the upper River Slea, Hampshire – an east-flowing river – applied between Kingsley Mill and Sleaford. The lower part is a foremost tributary of the upper River Wey's long south branch.

The stream has no source of its own, it is so-named after the confluence of the Kingsley and the longer Oakhanger streams, the latter's source and route being the village part of the north of the very large parish of Selborne.