Aerial view of the 'Bird' estate, Benfleet
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Aerial view of the 'Bird' estate, Benfleet
Image: © Edward Clack Taken: 17 Jun 1987
This estate is the south-eastern corner of the Hopes Green estate, and gets its name from the street names which are mostly named after birds. The road winding upwards from the bottom left is Woodham Park Drive, but other roads are named Dove, Linnet, Raven, Swallow, Kingfisher, Curlew and Peregrine. The green area to the bottom and right is part of the Hopes Green recreation ground.
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