Pig Wood
Introduction
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Pig Wood
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 14 Jul 2017
Pig Wood is one of several woodland areas around Tile Hill managed by Coventry City Council. According to Natural England the following tree species are present: Oak, Lime, Beech, Scots Pine, European Larch, Norway Spruce, Silver Birch, Ash, Sweet Chestnut, Rowan, Holly, Whitebeam, Aspen and Hornbeam. The name relates to the use of the wood for the grazing of swine.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.401909
Longitude
-1.589437