Fenstanton

Settlement in Huntingdonshire Huntingdonshire

England

Fenstanton

B1040 Potton Road This section was remade to put a bridge over the new A14. — B1040 Potton Road Credit: Hugh Venables

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Fenstanton Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.298364/-0.072693 or Grid Reference TL3168. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

B1040 Potton Road

This section was remade to put a bridge over the new A14.

Hugh Venables

New Lake by West Brook

Dug to provide bulk aggregate for the new A14, see TL3067 : Aggregate extraction for A14 construction

Hugh Venables

Inert waste management facility

Woolpack farm Inert waste management facility

Shaun Ferguson

A14 westbound

Alex McGregor

Looking north from A14

Alex McGregor

New A14 taking shape

From the new B1040 bridge.

Hugh Venables

Dumper truck by new A14

With one of the extraction pits for the road behind. The project is self-sufficient for bulk materials due to good supplies of sand, gravel and clay along the route.

Hugh Venables

A14 under construction

Taken during a charity walk along 10km of the new road.

Hugh Venables

The new A14, Hilton

The road has only been open very recently.

David Howard

West Brook Pit by new A14

One of several sources of bulk aggragate for the new road, now doing well for wildlife with birds such as Little Ringed Plovers making use of the bare edges. Viewable from the B1040. See TL2967 : Dumper truck by new A14

Hugh Venables

Cyclepath by B1040

Just for the stretch for the bridge over the new A14, hopefully it will be connected back to Hilton at some point.

Hugh Venables

Pond by the new A14, Hilton

These stretch for over a mile and appear to be filled gravel pits.

David Howard

Boathaven Bungalow

A residence at the St Ives Boathaven Marina.

M J Richardson

Fenstanton Clock Tower & Lockup

Recorded in the Listed Buildings register as: "On green at road junction, W. end of High Street-Late C17 square brick structure with rusticated quoins, and over sailing courses at eaves, with pyramidal slate roof surmounted by timber cupola, with round keyed circle in each face, and containing bell dated. 1660 or 1666; weather vane above"

Nigel Penton Tilbury

Marsh Lane Gravel Pits, Hemingford Grey

Normally inaccessible to the public, these flooded gravel pits are a haven for wildlife.

Stephen McKay

Low Road, St Ives

Looking towards the roundabout on the A1096. The footpath, whose sign can just be discerned in the trees to the right, leads to the River Great Ouse.

Stephen McKay

Fenland fields

This is the view from the footpath north from the church in Fenstanton, showing typical fenland agricultural fields.

Sue Jones

Water house

This is a building owned by the water company as part of the pumping system to keep the fens drained. This is the only feature except a caravan park, stream and fields in this area of the fens between Fenstanton and St. Ives.

Sue Jones

Show me another place!

Fenstanton is located at Grid Ref: TL3168 (Lat: 52.298364, Lng: -0.072693)

Administrative County: Cambridgeshire

District: Huntingdonshire

Police Authority: Cambridgeshire