Lydney

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Lydney covers approximately eight square miles of Gloucestershire between the Forest of Dean and the River Severn. The town itself stands on the Gloucester to Chepstow main A48 road and extends south-east down to Lydney Harbour, crossing the Gloucester to Cardiff railway line. Lydney was the home of Sir William Wintour, Admiral of the Fleet of Queen Elizabeth I in 1588, and it was here at Lydney that may of the ships to oppose the Spanish Armada were built from the Forest of Dean's oak trees.

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydney

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Coordinates: 51°43'38"N 2°31'43"W

Bristol 23 km
Gloucester 25 km
Swindon 48 km
Oxford 85 km
Solihull 93 km
Basingstoke 106 km
Bournemouth 113 km
Northampton 123 km
Slough 131 km
Luton 141 km

The Dean Academy 1 km
Lydney Golf Club 1.1 km
Hurst Solar Field 1.5 km
Lydney Industrial Estate 1.8 km
Remains of US Army Camp, Nass Lane 2 km
Lydney Tack 2.4 km
Sharpness Docks 3.6 km
Severn Business Park 3.7 km
Berkeley nuclear power station grounds 4.6 km
Whitcliff Park 7 km

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The Dean Academy Lydney Golf Club Hurst Solar Field Lydney Industrial Estate Remains of US Army Camp, Nass Lane Lydney Tack Sharpness Docks Severn Business Park Berkeley nuclear power station grounds Whitcliff Park