Auclaye

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Auclaye is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Surrey, covering 0.01 km². It is one of 58 SSSIs in the county. Only one is smaller.

The closest station is Ockley, about 1.7 km to the north. Nearby SSSIs include Buchan Hill Ponds and St. Leonard's Forest.

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Greensand summit crowned by an Iron Age hillfort, with a broad southward view over the Weald from a hilltop bench.

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