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Seale Chalk Pit

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Seale Chalk Pit is one of 58 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Surrey. At just 0.01 km², only one is smaller. It lies inside the Surrey Hills National Landscape.

Ash Station is about 2.6 km away to the north. Other SSSIs nearby include Puttenham & Crooksbury Commons, Ash to Brookwood Heaths and Charleshill.

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Photo of the Surrey Hills, a National Landscape in Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Surrey Hills

You’re inside itNational Landscape near Coldharbour

Wooded ridges and heathy commons an hour from London, with gentle hills and paths made for an easy day out

Photo along the North Downs Way, a 153-mile National Trail running from Farnham to Dover, south east England.Highlight

North Downs Way

National Trail

Pilgrim country: orchards, vineyards and chalk downs between Farnham and the white cliffs of Dover.

0.6 km S · Kent & Surrey

Photo of Waverley Abbey, a ruined monastery near Tilford, Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Waverley Abbey

Monastery · Abbey near Tilford

England's first Cistercian abbey, riverside ruins.

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Photo of St Nicholas' Church, Compton, a church in Surrey, south east England.Highlight

St Nicholas' Church, Compton

Church near Compton

Norman church with a rare two-storey sanctuary and what is thought to be England's oldest surviving carved wooden screen.

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Photo of Watts Cemetery Chapel, a chapel near Compton, Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Watts Cemetery Chapel

Chapel near Compton

Circular Arts and Crafts mortuary chapel at Compton, its terracotta interior designed by Mary Watts and built by villagers.

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Farnham

Village

Georgian market town on the Wey, its Castle Street of red-brick and hung-tile houses climbing to a Norman castle keep above the North Downs.

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