Beech Bottom Dyke on bare-earth LiDAR, north at the top

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Beech Bottom Dyke

Scheduled monument · Iron Age · Hertfordshire, England

Beech Bottom Dyke is an Iron Age ditch in St Albans, Hertfordshire, England.

From Historic England list entry 1019136 · Grid reference TL 155 091

The map opens here on the bare-earth LiDAR with the RVT toolbox; the old Ordnance Survey maps, the Roman roads and the recorded places around it are a key away.

Around it

  1. 1Church of Saint SaviourListed building1.1 km south
  2. 2Batch Wood, moated manorial siteScheduled monument1.5 km west
  3. 3Church of St PeterListed building1.6 km south
  4. 4PillboxTwentieth-century defence site1.8 km south-west
  5. 5The GrangeListed building1.9 km south
  6. 6Spigot Mortar EmplacementTwentieth-century defence site1.9 km south-west
  7. 7The Old ChurchListed building1.9 km south-west
  8. 8Church of SS Alban and StephenWikidata place1.9 km south

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