Deadman's Grave, Icklingham

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Deadman's Grave, Icklingham is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Suffolk, covering 1.3 km². It is one of 133 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in the county. It is among the largest in the county.

The nearest railway station is Kennett, about 9.3 km to the south-west. Breckland Farmland and Berner's Heath, Icklingham are among the SSSIs within 1.3 km.

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