Photo of Northlands Wood Country Park, a country park near Basildon, Essex, eastern England.

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Northlands Wood Country Park

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Northlands Wood Country Park is a country park in Essex, covering 1.2 km². It is one of 28 country parks the Albion Guide charts in the county. For arrivals by rail, Basildon Station is about 1.8 km to the north-east. Other country parks nearby include Westley Heights Country Park and Langdon Hills Country Park.

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