Photo of Hornchurch Country Park, a country park near Rainham (London), London, England.

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Hornchurch Country Park

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Hornchurch Country Park is a country park in London, covering 1 km². It is one of 23 country parks the Albion Guide charts in the county. Rainham (London) Station is about 1.7 km away to the south-west. For more of the same, Eastbrookend Country Park and Beam Valley Country Park are close by.

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