Grove Farm Estate (Nuneaton)
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The Grove Farm estate, on the western edge of Stockingford (near Robinson\'s End), was built by Nuneaton Borough Council in 1960s and 1970s to provide social housing for the town.
Like the adjacent Church Farm estate, many of Grove Farm\'s roads are named after hills and mountains (e.g. Snowdon Close, Brendon Way). There are exceptions, however, notably Kingswood Road, which is named after an area of nearby woodland called King\'s Wood.
King\'s Wood and Kingswood Road give their name to the current Kingswood ward, which covers western Stockingford.
Like the adjacent Church Farm estate, many of Grove Farm\'s roads are named after hills and mountains (e.g. Snowdon Close, Brendon Way). There are exceptions, however, notably Kingswood Road, which is named after an area of nearby woodland called King\'s Wood.
King\'s Wood and Kingswood Road give their name to the current Kingswood ward, which covers western Stockingford.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 52°31'9"N 1°31'25"W
- Leicester Forest East 22 km
- Goldthorpe 114 km
- Newland with Wood House Moor 132 km
- Platt Bridge 134 km
- Wigan flashes nature reserve 136 km
- RSPB Fairburn Ings 137 km
- Wirral Peninsula 152 km
- Greater South Craven urban area 158 km
- East Middlesbrough and Eston & Southbank 231 km
- Ards Penninsula (Aird Uladh) 365 km
- Kingswood 0.3 km
- Galley Common 1.1 km
- Stockingford 1.4 km
- Arbury Park 1.9 km
- Arbury 1.9 km
- Chilvers Coton 2.1 km
- Bar Pool 2.2 km
- Camp Hill 2.3 km
- Hartshill 3.7 km
- Warwickshire 23 km
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