OS Cut Mark, Upper Icknield Way, Whiteleaf
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OS Cut Mark, Upper Icknield Way, Whiteleaf
NEW Image: © Chesham United Fan Taken: 20 Sep 2026
Ordnance Survey cut mark on brickwork on a roadside brick-and-flint wall beside Upper Icknield Way in Whiteleaf, close to the Red Lion Pub (on the opposite side of the road). This one is unique, inasmuch as it has been augmented with a small plaque just above it, showing the height above sea level to the datum (in metres and in feet).
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Image Location
Latitude
51.730902
Longitude
-0.815515