Photo of Barton's Point Country Park, a country park near Sheerness-on-Sea, Kent, south east England. — © David Martin / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Barton's Point Country Park

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Barton's Point Country Park is a country park in Kent, covering 0.36 km². The Albion Guide maps 27 country parks in the county; this is one of them. Sheerness-on-Sea Station is about 1.4 km away to the west. Nearby country parks include Church Marshes Country Park and Leysdown Coastal Country Park.

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