Hampshire Treasures
Volume 10 ( Fareham)
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| Description and Date | Remarks | Protection | Grid Ref. and Punchcard No. | |
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| Group A - Natural Features | ||||
| Nature Reserve |
Titchfield Haven. Formerly the estuary of the River Meon which receives most of its water from the chalk. Tidal water is excluded by a one-way valve and the former estuary is an extensive freshmarsh. The river is flanked by reed beds and wet unimproved meadows which are dissected by drainage ditches and further diversified by pools, 'flashes' and patches of fen. Extensive scrapes have been reconstructed. The area is a locally important resort for surface feeding duck and other wetland birds. The flora embraces elements characteristic of a wide range of wetland habitats. The reserve is partly in Titchfield parish. The area also forms part of Titchfield Haven SSSI which extends beyond the reserve boundary. The grid reference given locates an approximate central point within Stubbington and Hill Head. | SSSI |
SU 540 034 0701 24 |
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| Trees |
Crofton Cliff, Hill Head. Various trees on the north-east side of Salterns Road, near Crofton Cliff. | TPO 561 |
SU 551 071 0701 52 |
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| Trees |
The Red Lion, Stubbington Green, Stubbington. Two red chestnut on land between No. 39a, Burnt House Lane and the Red Lion public house. | TPO 6 - FBC |
SU 555 032 0701 51 |
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Crofton Cliff, Crofton Avenue, Hill Head. Five groups of trees, consisting of several cupressus macrocarpa, also holm oak, lime, poplar and sycamore, on land to the east of Crofton Cliff. | TPO 29 - FBC |
SU 551 017 0701 53 |
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| Trees |
No. 32, Mays Lane, Stubbington. Two areas containing oak trees on land to rear of the property. | TPO 36 - FBC |
SU 556 037 0701 55 |
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| Trees |
The Swordfish Hotel, Crofton Avenue, Hill Head. Several pine trees, two oaks and one holm oak in the hotel grounds. | TPO 55 - FBC |
SU 552 016 0701 48 |
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| Trees |
Crofton Avenue and Sea Lane, Hill Head. Several trees mainly cupressus macrocarpa and corsican pine, but also holm oak and cedar, in the gardens of houses in Crofton Avenue and Sea Lane. | TPO 58 - FBC |
SU 553 016 0701 56 |
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| Tree |
No. 7, Hill Head Road. A corsican pine in the garden. | TPO 63- - FBC |
SU 545 021 0701 57 |
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