Photo of Horton Country Park, a country park near Mickleham, Surrey, south east England.

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Horton Country Park

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Horton Country Park is a country park in Surrey, covering 1.8 km². It is one of eight country parks the Albion Guide maps in the county. Other nature reserves nearby include Ashtead Common, Hatch Furlong Ewell and Esher Commons. The nearest railway station is Chessington North, about 1 km to the north-west.

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