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coppices west of the
upper Lea valley. The
county has
sweeping panoramas of
chalklands near Royston, Baldock,
Hexton and Tring.
Large parts of the
county are...
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called the
Thurrock Chalklands prior to the
development of
Chafford Hundred. By the
early 1970s, most of the land in the
Thurrock Chalklands had
become derelict...
- The
Chalkland Way is a 40-mile (64 km)
circular walking route in the East
Riding of
Yorkshire and
North Yorkshire, England. The
route covers the chalky...
- M.P.
Waller and S. Hamilton. 2000.
Vegetation history of the
English chalklands: a mid-Holocene
pollen sequence from the Caburn, East Sus****. Journal...
- Downland,
chalkland,
chalk downs or just
downs are
areas of open
chalk hills, such as the
North Downs. This term is used to
describe the characteristic...
- Lane, and
Edgar Wallace, a
prolific crime author and dramatist,
bought Chalklands off
Blind Lane.
Another resident at this time was
Louis Blériot, the French...
- of the region. The area has been long
settled as a
productive fertile chalklands above well-drained clay valleys, and well-farmed with many
small woodlands...
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response to late
Pleistocene and
Holocene environmental change in a
Thames chalkland headwater: the
Lambourn of
southern England",
Proceedings of the Geologists'...
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sediments of
Paleogene age. The
surface was
formed by the
erosion of
chalklands in
England following a
regression in the
Maastrichtian age. The time during...
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Seaford on the
south coast. It was in a
roughly square parish of
dramatic chalkland that
extends down to a
natural coastline of
pebble beach,
Cuckmere Haven...
