Lamb and Flag Quarry

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Lamb and Flag Quarry is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Oxfordshire. It is one of 105 SSSIs in the county. It is the smallest of them.

Nearby SSSIs include Cothill Fen and Grafton Lock Meadow. Radley Station is about 14.6 km away to the east.

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