Snailwell Meadows

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Snailwell Meadows is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Cambridgeshire, covering 0.15 km². It is one of 89 SSSIs in the county. Nearby SSSIs include Soham Wet Horse Fen and Breckland Farmland. Newmarket Station is about 5 km away to the south.

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