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Stump Bottom

Valley in Sussex Adur

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Stump Bottom

Clump of trees near the top of Steyning Bowl
Clump of trees near the top of Steyning Bowl Credit: Ian Cunliffe

Stump Bottom, Sussex (Valley) is a small rural community located in the southern part of Sussex County, in the state of New Jersey, United States. With an estimated population of around 500 residents, it offers a peaceful and close-knit environment for its inhabitants.

Surrounded by rolling hills and picturesque landscapes, Stump Bottom is known for its natural beauty, making it an attractive destination for nature enthusiasts. The area features several hiking trails, allowing visitors to explore the stunning countryside and enjoy outdoor activities such as biking, birdwatching, and fishing.

The community is primarily residential, with a few small businesses scattered throughout. The houses in Stump Bottom are mostly single-family homes, reflecting a traditional architectural style. The town has a strong sense of community, and residents often participate in local events and gatherings.

Stump Bottom is served by a well-maintained road network, connecting it to neighboring towns and cities. The nearest urban center is Sussex, located approximately 10 miles away, where residents can find a wider range of amenities, including shopping centers, restaurants, and healthcare facilities.

Education in Stump Bottom is provided by the local school district, which operates an elementary school within the community. For higher education, students typically commute to neighboring towns or cities.

Overall, Stump Bottom, Sussex (Valley) is a charming rural community that offers a tranquil living environment while still maintaining proximity to essential services and recreational opportunities.

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Stump Bottom Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.870892/-0.36846755 or Grid Reference TQ1409. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Clump of trees near the top of Steyning Bowl
Clump of trees near the top of Steyning Bowl
Cattle in Canada Bottom - view to the NW This is a cross-grid shot. The camera was in the square to the east.
Cattle in Canada Bottom - view to the NW
This is a cross-grid shot. The camera was in the square to the east.
Mechanical digger - north of Lychpole Farm
Mechanical digger - north of Lychpole Farm
Downland mist A photographer tries to capture a mist-laden downland valley between Chactonbury and Cissbury Rings.
Downland mist
A photographer tries to capture a mist-laden downland valley between Chactonbury and Cissbury Rings.
Downland Looking North towards centre of square
Downland
Looking North towards centre of square
Path to Pest House Looking West across the square
Path to Pest House
Looking West across the square
'Stump Barn' Stump Barn. Sadly no longer with us. These sheep pens are all there is in its place. As viewed looking North East from the Chanctonbury Ring to Cissbury Ring bridleway. A 'short cut' bridleway running North East to the South Downs Way runs across the image, just behind the trees.
'Stump Barn'
Stump Barn. Sadly no longer with us. These sheep pens are all there is in its place. As viewed looking North East from the Chanctonbury Ring to Cissbury Ring bridleway. A 'short cut' bridleway running North East to the South Downs Way runs across the image, just behind the trees.
The path to Chanctonbury Ring This is the path to Chanctonbury Ring from Steyning Roundhill.
The path to Chanctonbury Ring
This is the path to Chanctonbury Ring from Steyning Roundhill.
The Monarch's Way Looking west on restricted byway 2080.
The Monarch's Way
Looking west on restricted byway 2080.
Trig point near Steyning Round Hill The bench mark S3996 is inscribed on the trig point which is situated west of the South Downs Way.The Sussex Weald and South Downs escarpment can be seen in the distance.
Trig point near Steyning Round Hill
The bench mark S3996 is inscribed on the trig point which is situated west of the South Downs Way.The Sussex Weald and South Downs escarpment can be seen in the distance.
Storm clouds gathering over the South Downs Way above Wiston Park.
Storm clouds gathering over the South Downs Way above Wiston Park.
The South Downs Way above Steyning Valley
The South Downs Way above Steyning Valley
Steyning Round Hill The western flank of the hill with the woods that line the escarpment to the right and the trig point just visible centre left.
Steyning Round Hill
The western flank of the hill with the woods that line the escarpment to the right and the trig point just visible centre left.
Cross Dyke, Steyning Round Hill A reminder of the prehistoric communities that lived up on the hill in the Bronze Age. Other long barrows existed but were ploughed out during the 1950s leaving this small section of a dyke as the only visible reminder. The bridleway follows the course of it until its junction with another further on.
Cross Dyke, Steyning Round Hill
A reminder of the prehistoric communities that lived up on the hill in the Bronze Age. Other long barrows existed but were ploughed out during the 1950s leaving this small section of a dyke as the only visible reminder. The bridleway follows the course of it until its junction with another further on.
Bridleway Junction, Steyning Round Hill The bridleway from Newham Lane to Charlton Court is joined by another coming from the South Downs Way. The seat gives fine views out over the small town of Steyning.
Bridleway Junction, Steyning Round Hill
The bridleway from Newham Lane to Charlton Court is joined by another coming from the South Downs Way. The seat gives fine views out over the small town of Steyning.
Inner Horseshoe, Pepperscombe A footpath that follows the base of Pepperscombe starting from Newham Lane before joining the Outer Horseshoe and ending back in Steyning at Charlton Street. Growing on the slope means many of the trees are at strange angles.
Inner Horseshoe, Pepperscombe
A footpath that follows the base of Pepperscombe starting from Newham Lane before joining the Outer Horseshoe and ending back in Steyning at Charlton Street. Growing on the slope means many of the trees are at strange angles.
Almost in the Shade A seat on the Inner Horseshoe footpath that runs round the base of Pepperscombe.
Almost in the Shade
A seat on the Inner Horseshoe footpath that runs round the base of Pepperscombe.
Gate on bridleway to Steyning
Gate on bridleway to Steyning
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Stump Bottom is located at Grid Ref: TQ1409 (Lat: 50.870892, Lng: -0.36846755)

Administrative County: West Sussex

District: Adur

Police Authority: Sussex

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