The Great Stour Way, Canterbury
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The Great Stour Way, Canterbury
Image: © pam fray Taken: 30 Jun 2024
This section of the path passes by the remains of the old Elham Valley Railway and embankment, much graffitied, on the left. The Great Stour Way was opened on May 21st 2011. It is a three mile surfaced shared use path between Canterbury and Chartham running alongside the river. The path is part of the National Cycle Network, route 18.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.273521
Longitude
1.061507