Cock Marsh

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Cock Marsh is a riverside meadow and nature reserve near Cookham in Berkshire, England, known for its wildlife-rich grasslands, ancient burial mounds, and scenic Thames-side walks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf grassland habitat
meadow
nature reserve
country England
hasAccessFrom Cookham village
linked to: Cookham
hasArchaeologicalSiteType Bronze Age barrows
hasCulturalHeritage ancient burial mounds
hasEcologicalFeature grazed pasture
marshy areas
wet grassland
wildlife-rich grasslands
hasFeature open meadowland
public footpaths
hasGeomorphologicalFeature floodplain of the River Thames
hasHabitatFor birds
invertebrates
wildflowers
hasLandscapeFeature Thames-side walks
riverside meadow
hasRecreationalActivity birdwatching
nature observation
picnicking
walking
hasVegetationType species-rich grassland
hasViewOf River Thames
linked to: Thames
isKnownFor Thames-side scenery
ancient barrow cemetery
rich grassland flora
isManagedFor nature conservation
isPartOf Thames Valley landscape
linked to: Thames Valley
isPopularFor scenic riverside walks
wildlife watching
isSubjectOf local nature walks guides
locatedIn Berkshire
Cookham
South East England
locatedNear Cookham
locatedOn River Thames
linked to: Thames

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Cookham hasLandmark Cock Marsh