Canewdon

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Canewdon is a historic rural village in Essex, England, noted for its ancient church, associations with witchcraft folklore, and views over the River Crouch.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
parish church
village
category Civil parishes in Essex
Rochford District
Villages in Essex
ceremonialCounty Essex
civilParishIncludes Canewdon village
outlying farms and hamlets
country England
denomination Church of England
dialCode 01702
distanceTo approximately 4 miles northeast of Rochford
approximately 6 miles north of Southend-on-Sea
governedBy Rochford District Council
hasCharacteristic historic settlement
rural
hasFeature primary school
public house
village green
village hall
hasFolkloreTheme ghost stories
witches
hasLandscapeFeature farmland
marshes near the River Crouch
hasLocalCouncil Canewdon Parish Council
hasParishChurch St Nicholas Church, Canewdon
hasTransport local bus services
historicCounty Essex
knownFor ancient parish church
views over the River Crouch
witchcraft folklore
locatedIn Essex
Rochford District
locatedNear River Crouch
locatedOn higher ground above the River Crouch
nearestRailwayStation Rochford railway station
OSGridReference TQ 892 950
parliamentaryConstituency Rayleigh and Wickford
postcodeArea SS
postcodeDistrict SS4
postTown ROCHFORD
linked to: Rochford
region East of England
religion Christianity (predominant)

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