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Mercaston Marsh and Muggington Bottoms

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Mercaston Marsh and Muggington Bottoms is one of 95 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Derbyshire. Nearby SSSIs include Hulland Moss and Shining Cliff Woods. For arrivals by rail, Duffield Station is about 6.4 km to the east.

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