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Boring Field

Photo: Boring Field, an 81m hill near Kimbolton, Northamptonshire, central England.

Boring Field

© Roger Cornfoot / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

© Roger Cornfoot / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Boring Field

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Boring Field is a 81-metre summit in Northamptonshire. It is the highest point of the historic county of Huntingdonshire. It is one of five hills the Albion Guide maps in Northamptonshire. The closest station is Wellingborough, 14.7 km to the west.

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More places to visit near Boring Field

Photo of Kimbolton Castle, a house in Cambridgeshire, eastern England.Highlight

Kimbolton Castle

House near Kimbolton

Vanbrugh-remodelled mansion, now a school, where Catherine of Aragon spent her final captivity; open on selected days.

6.4 km SE

Photo of Kimbolton, a village in Cambridgeshire, eastern England.Highlight

Kimbolton

Village

Georgian high street curving below Kimbolton Castle, where Catherine of Aragon spent her last unhappy years.

6.4 km SE · Cambridgeshire

Photo of the River Nene, a 91-mile river navigation running from Northampton to near Wisbech, England.Highlight

River Nene

River navigation

Guillotine-gated locks and water meadows from Northampton to Peterborough, where the Nene slips out into the Fens.

7.7 km W · Northamptonshire & Cambridgeshire

Photo of Chichele College, Higham Ferrers, a landmark near Felmersham, Northamptonshire, central England.

Chichele College, Higham Ferrers

Landmark near Felmersham

Gatehouse, chapel and walls of a priests' college founded in the 1420s by Henry Chichele, the Higham Ferrers man who became Archbishop of Canterbury.

9.1 km W

Photo of Grafham Water, a reservoir near Buckden, Cambridgeshire, eastern England.

Grafham Water

Reservoir near Buckden

Near Huntingdon, this large Cambridgeshire reservoir is encircled by a busy cycle and walking trail and popular for sailing and fly-fishing.

10.7 km E

Photo along the Ouse Valley Way, a 150-mile long-distance path running from Syresham to King's Lynn, England.

Ouse Valley Way

Long-distance path

The Great Ouse walked source to sea — from a pub garden at Syresham to the old quay at King's Lynn, 150 miles across five counties.

12.7 km SW · spans 5 counties