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New Gorse

Wood, Forest in Huntingdonshire Huntingdonshire

England

New Gorse

Thatched cottages, High Street, Croxton, Cambs The High Street south of the A428 gives access to the parish church in Croxton Park.
Thatched cottages, High Street, Croxton, Cambs Credit: Rodney Burton

New Gorse is a small village located in the district of Huntingdonshire in Cambridgeshire, England. Situated in the heart of the county, it lies within the Wood and Forest area, known for its picturesque landscapes and abundant wildlife.

The village is surrounded by dense woodland, with tall oak, beech, and birch trees dominating the area. The forest provides a secluded and tranquil environment, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. It offers various walking trails and cycling routes, allowing visitors to explore the stunning scenery and observe the diverse flora and fauna.

New Gorse itself is a close-knit community, with a population of around 300 residents. The village consists of quaint cottages and a few small businesses catering to the needs of the locals. The village center features a local pub, providing a social hub for both residents and visitors alike.

The village is well-connected to nearby towns and cities, with regular bus services and easy access to major road networks. This allows residents to enjoy the peacefulness of rural life while still having convenient access to amenities and employment opportunities in neighboring areas.

Overall, New Gorse offers a unique blend of natural beauty and community spirit. Its idyllic location within the Wood and Forest area makes it an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

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New Gorse Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.230074/-0.1955192 or Grid Reference TL2360. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Thatched cottages, High Street, Croxton, Cambs The High Street south of the A428 gives access to the parish church in Croxton Park.
Thatched cottages, High Street, Croxton, Cambs
The High Street south of the A428 gives access to the parish church in Croxton Park.
Farmland from Cambridge Road, Croxton, Cambs – view SSE across the West Cambs Chalky Boulder Clay plateau towards Weald Medieval Village site.
Farmland from Cambridge Road, Croxton, Cambs
– view SSE across the West Cambs Chalky Boulder Clay plateau towards Weald Medieval Village site.
Footpath to Croxton, Cambs across pasture, from Abbotsley Road towards High Street.
Footpath to Croxton, Cambs
across pasture, from Abbotsley Road towards High Street.
Entrance to Wintringham Hall and Farm
Entrance to Wintringham Hall and Farm
Drey House care home.
Drey House care home.
Elizabethan House, Croxton
Elizabethan House, Croxton
The Lane to Graveley
The Lane to Graveley
A421 to be The A421 will soon come this way, with archaeology and some preliminary works well underway. It will run from Black Cat junction (removing the roundabout from the A1) to Caxton Gibbet replacing the single carriageway A428.
A421 to be
The A421 will soon come this way, with archaeology and some preliminary works well underway. It will run from Black Cat junction (removing the roundabout from the A1) to Caxton Gibbet replacing the single carriageway A428.
A421 to be The A421 will soon come this way, with archaeology and some preliminary works well underway. It will run from Black Cat junction (removing the roundabout from the A1) to Caxton Gibbet replacing the single carriageway A428.
A421 to be
The A421 will soon come this way, with archaeology and some preliminary works well underway. It will run from Black Cat junction (removing the roundabout from the A1) to Caxton Gibbet replacing the single carriageway A428.
Farm track at High Hayden
Farm track at High Hayden
Footpath to A428 With the A421, the dual carriageway replacement of the A428, soon to be considerably closer.
Footpath to A428
With the A421, the dual carriageway replacement of the A428, soon to be considerably closer.
A421 to be The A421 will soon come this way, with archaeology and some preliminary works well underway. It will run from Black Cat junction (removing the roundabout from the A1) to Caxton Gibbet replacing the single carriageway A428.
A421 to be
The A421 will soon come this way, with archaeology and some preliminary works well underway. It will run from Black Cat junction (removing the roundabout from the A1) to Caxton Gibbet replacing the single carriageway A428.
A421 to be The A421 will soon come this way, with archaeology and some preliminary works well underway. It will run from Black Cat junction (removing the roundabout from the A1) to Caxton Gibbet replacing the single carriageway A428.
A421 to be
The A421 will soon come this way, with archaeology and some preliminary works well underway. It will run from Black Cat junction (removing the roundabout from the A1) to Caxton Gibbet replacing the single carriageway A428.
Footpath to Yelling Across what will soon be the A421, the dual carriageway replacement of the A428.
Footpath to Yelling
Across what will soon be the A421, the dual carriageway replacement of the A428.
Footpath from Yelling
Footpath from Yelling
Footpath from Yelling Makes more sense to follow the field boundary that cut across the field.
Footpath from Yelling
Makes more sense to follow the field boundary that cut across the field.
Footpath from Yelling Following the field margin rather than the mapped route.
Footpath from Yelling
Following the field margin rather than the mapped route.
Pylon near High Hayden
Pylon near High Hayden
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New Gorse is located at Grid Ref: TL2360 (Lat: 52.230074, Lng: -0.1955192)

Administrative County: Cambridgeshire

District: Huntingdonshire

Police Authority: Cambridgeshire

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Located within 500m of 52.230074,-0.1955192
Note: location estimated from A428
Power: tower
Source: dictaphone
Type: linear
Lat/Long: 52.2290383/-0.194788
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Note: location estimated from A428
Power: tower
Source: dictaphone
Type: linear
Lat/Long: 52.2301783/-0.1895837
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Google Maps
Note: location estimated from A428
Power: tower
Source: bing
Type: linear
Lat/Long: 52.2281256/-0.1989808
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