Upper White Horse Stone
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The Upper and Lower White Horse Stones are names given to two sarsen megaliths on Blue Bell Hill near Aylesford in the English county of Kent. They are generally considered to be fragmentary examples of the Neolithic chamber tomb group known as the Medway megaliths. The stones are said to be a monument to Horsa, a great warrior and King of Kent who supposedly died near the stone but is most likely fictional (see Horsa and Hengist articles for details), who used the White horse of Kent as his standard.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Horse_Stone
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Coordinates: 51°18'54"N 0°30'53"E
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- Bydews Wood 5.6 km
- Hempstead 5.7 km
- Snodland 6.4 km
- Medway Valley Leisure Park 8.1 km
- Arnold Farm 8.5 km
- Coxheath 8.8 km
- My Palace 10 km
- Yalding 11 km
- Chiswick Soft Soap and Polish Company - (former) ICI Yalding site 12 km
- Walderslade 2.9 km
- Rochester Airfield 4.2 km
- Leybourne Lakes 4.8 km
- Holborough Cement Works Chalk Quarry 6.1 km
- Oast Park Golf Club 6.1 km
- Rochester Cement Works Marl Quarry 7.2 km
- Medway City Estate 9 km
- Mereworth Woods 12 km
- Jeskyns Country Park 13 km
- Kent 20 km