Originally Nine Separate Fields (1)
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Originally Nine Separate Fields (1)
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 25 Jun 2016
Too numerous to mention in the title but this area west of Image contains nine former fields from Steyning's 1841 tithe map that have now been merged to form a single unit. Bordering Washington Road, the A283, were Two Acre Field to the east and Turnpike Field to the west. To the north of the former was Pond Field and the latter Eight Acres. North of a line connecting Horsebrook Cottage to Great Alder Wood and adjacent to the former on the western side was Hither Horse Brook, The Horse House Brook and Breaches Horse Brook, the latter next to Image On the eastern side was The Ham Horse Brook and The Home Horse Brook. See also Image taken from the opposite end of the large field.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.907767
Longitude
-0.349513