Biddle Street, Yatton

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Biddle Street, Yatton is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Somerset, covering 0.45 km². It is one of 177 SSSIs in the county. Other SSSIs nearby include Severn Estuary, Dolebury Warren and Middle Hope. Yatton Station is under a kilometre away.

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