Christchurch (Dorset) is a town in Hampshire that is often confused with being in New zealand. Due to chronic overcrowding of Hampshire, and the infamous "Youthening Project" of the early 1970s it was decided that Christchurch (Dorset), with it's abundance of elderly residents, should be donated to neighbouring Dorset to bring the average age of Hampshire residents down from 82 to 36. The flip side of this, of course, is that Dorset's average age catapulted from 42 up to 85 which is why Christchurch (Dorset) is now laying in an often disputed patch of no mans land with neither county wanting to claim responsibility.