Harrow Weald

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Harrow Weald is one of 31 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in London. At 0.03 km², it is one of the smaller SSSIs in the county. Nearby SSSIs include Croxley Common Moor and Bricket Wood Common. The nearest railway station is Hatch End, about 2.4 km to the south-west.

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