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Ashdown Forest

Ashdown Forest is an ancient area of open heathland occupying the highest sandy ridge-top of the High Weald National Landscape. It is situated 30 miles (48 km) south of London in the county East Sussex, England. Rising to an elevation of 732 feet (223 m) above sea level, its heights provide expansive vistas across the heavily wooded hills of the Weald to…

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Location
East Sussex, England
Governing body
The Conservators of Ashdown Forest

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Settlements

Toponymy

Shape and extent

Geology

Landscape of Ashdown Forest

Conservation measures

Statutory designations

Recreation and leisure

Visitor attractions

History

The iron industry of Ashdown Forest

Archaeology

Ownership and administration

Ashdown Forest's common land and its commoners

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Ashdown Forest

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Ashdown Forest

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related to Notable people · 31
Ashdown Forest → Ashdown Forest Hotel, Birch Grove, Brian Jones, British Prime Minister, Chelwood Gate, Chuck Hatch, Club, Cotchford Farm, Crowborough, During, East Sussex, Edward VIII, Forest Row, Georgie Yeats, Harold Macmillan, Hartfield, Locations, Macmillan Clump, Major Edward Dudley Metcalfe, Milne
related to Winnie-the-Pooh · 26
Ashdown Forest → Alan Milne, Anyone, As Christopher Milne, Christopher, Christopher Robin, Christopher's, Chuck Hatch, Cotchford Farm, Daphne, East Sussex, Easter, Hartfield, It, London, Milne, Milne's, Olive, Pooh Corner, Pooh’s Forest, River Medway
related to Statutory designations · 24
Ashdown Forest → An, Area, Ashdown Forest Biodiversity Opportunity, Conservation, European, High Weald Area, It, Nature Conservation Review, Old Lodge Local Nature, Outstanding Natural Beauty, Reserve, SAC, Site, SPA, Special Area, Special Protection Area, Special Scientific Interest, SSSI, Sussex, Sussex Biodiversity Action Plan
related to The Airman's Grave · 21
Ashdown Forest → Airman's Grave, Ashdown Forest Foundation, Ashdown Forest Riding Association, Cologne, Conservators, Duddleswell, Forest, Forest Ranger, Friends, Hollies, July, Mrs Sutton, Nutley, Remembrance Sunday, Sergeant Victor Ronald Sutton, Society, Squadron, The, The Ashdown Forest Centre, Wellington
related to Ownership and administration · 20
Ashdown Forest → Ashdown Forest Act, Ashdown Forest Trust, Board, Christopher Robin Milne, Conservators, Currently, Devon, Duchy, Earl De La Warr, East Sussex County Council, Fortunately, Lancaster, Lord, Mrs Pat Buesnel, Mrs Ros Marriott, November, Ownership, The, This, Wealden District Council
related to The Great Ashdown Forest Case · 20
Ashdown Forest → At, Bernard Hale, Duddleswell, Earl, Earl De La Warr, Edwards, George Edwards, Great Ashdown Forest Case, Hale, In, John Miles, Lord, October, On, Prescription Act, Reginald Sackville, Sussex, The Earl, They, Victorian England
related to Geology · 19
Ashdown Forest → Ashdown, Consequently, Cretaceous, Greensand Ridge, High Weald, It, Leonard's, Lower Cretaceous Ashdown Formation, North Downs, South Downs, St, The, The Ashdown Formation, These, This, Weald, Weald Clay, Weald-Artois Anticline, Worth
related to history · 19
Ashdown Forest → At, Barrow Mounds, Bronze Age, Class, Crugh, East Grinstead Museum, East Sussex, High Wealden Chieftain Uncle, Iron Age, Listed Protection Ancient Monument, Marks Cross, Norman, Norman Conquest, Pippingford Army Training Area, Sussex, The, The Hilltop, University, Wealden Chieftain
related to The forest pale · 18
Ashdown Forest → Ashdon, Chelwood Gate, Chuck Hatch, Coleman's Hatch, Entry, Forest, Free-chase, Gaunt, Hatch Inn, However, It, John, Lancaster Great Park, Newbridge, Possibly, Some, These, This
related to Toponymy · 17
Ashdown Forest → Anglo-Saxon, Ashdown, British, Conquest, Domesday Book, Essessdone, Forest, Henry, It, Norman, Norman Conquest, Old English, Pevensel, Pevensey, Rape, The, Weald

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forest ashdown conservators heathland common area land east local commoners deer iron pale sussex weald open trees public areas forest's

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Ashdown ForestGoverning bodyThe Conservators of Ashdown Forest1.00infobox
Ashdown ForestLocationEast Sussex, England1.00infobox
Ashdown ForestWebsitewww.ashdownforest.org1.00infobox
Ashdown Forestis aancient area of open heathland occupying the highest sandy ridge-top of the High Weald National Landscape0.90text
Ashdown Forestis aseries of successively younger geological formations0.90text
Ashdown Forestis alargest remaining part0.90text
Ashdown Forestis astone hand axe found near Gills Lap0.90text
Chuck Hatchinstance ofstill remembered in place names0.80text
Chelwood Gateinstance ofstill remembered in place names0.80text
allowed local people to enter to graze their livestockinstance ofstill remembered in place names0.80text
collect firewoodinstance ofstill remembered in place names0.80text

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