Crouch Oak Tree

United Kingdom / England / Chertsey /
 tree, place with historical importance
The Crouch Oak, an oak tree believed to have originated in the 11th Century, is an important symbol in the town. It used to mark the boundary of Windsor Great Park. Legend says that Queen Elizabeth I stopped by it and had a picnic. The tree is one of the main historic features of the town, and consequently several local businesses use its name in their title. In September 2007 the tree suffered an arson attack yet has survived.
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Coordinates:   51°22'24"N   -0°29'33"E
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