Stoke Tunnel Cutting

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Stoke Tunnel Cutting is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Suffolk, covering 0.02 km². The county has 133 Sites of Special Scientific Interest; this is one. The nearest railway station, Ipswich, is under a kilometre away. Nearby SSSIs include Orwell Estuary, Bixley Heath and Ipswich Heaths.

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