Parishes/churches within 5 miles of Haddiscoe - TM440960

Location/Place Dedication Distance Year Denomination Graveyard Miles Km           - Any denomination - Anglican Baptist Congregational/Independant Cemeteries Episcopal Church of Scotland Jewish Methodist Presbyterian/Unitarian Roman Catholic Secession churches (Scotland) Society of Friends (Quakers) Other   - No check - Yes Yes or maybe No Search

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	0.6	N	St Mary, Church Lane, Church of England, Haddiscoe
	0.7	NE	Chapel, Low Road, Primitive Methodist, Haddiscoe
	1.0	WSW	St Margaret, Church Road, Church of England, Toft Monks
	~ 1	N	Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist, Thorpe Next Haddiscoe
	1.4	N	St Matthias, Church Road, Church of England, Thorpe Next Haddiscoe
	1.4	W	Chapel, Maypole Green, Primitive Methodist, Toft Monks
	1.6	W	Priory (St Margaret), Near Priory Farm (site), Benedictine, Toft Monks
	1.8	SSE	Priory, The Street (ruins), Benedictine, Aldeby
	1.8	SSE	St Mary, The Street, Church of England, Aldeby
	1.8	SE	All Saints, Church Road, Church of England, Wheatacre
	2.0	NW	All Saints, Church Road, Church of England, Thurlton
	2.1	NNW	Chapel, Slip Road-Low Thurlton, Wesleyan Methodist, Thurlton
	2.2	SW	St Andrew, [gone], Church of England, Windle or Windell/Wyndale (Gillingham)
	2.4	SE	Chapel, Mill Road [gone], Wesleyan Methodist, Burgh St Peter
	2.4	NW	Chapel [now Methodist Church], The Street (NR14 6RR), Primitive Methodist, Norton Subcourse
	2.4	SE	Chapel, Village Hall-Staithe Road, Primitive Methodist, Burgh St Peter
	2.5	ENE	St Margaret, Herringfleet Road, Church of England, Herringfleet, Suffolk
	2.6	NW	St Mary, Loddon Road, Church of England, Norton Subcourse
	2.6	W	St Andrew, Raveningham Park by Hall, Church of England, Raveningham
	2.9	ENE	Union Church - Congregational and Baptist, The Street [gone], Baptist, Somerleyton, Suffolk
	2.9	SW	All Saints, Church Road (ruins), Church of England, Gillingham
	3.0	SW	Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, Church Road, Roman Catholic, Gillingham
	2.9	SW	St Mary, Church Road, Church of England, Gillingham
	3.0	WSW	St Andrew, Rectory Road [site], Church of England, Winston (Gillingham)
	3.3	NE	St Edmund, Church Lane, Church of England, Fritton, Suffolk
	~ 3	SSW	S.A. Hall, Northgate Street, Salvation Army, Beccles, Suffolk
	3.3	E	St Mary, Somerleyton Park-Blundeston Road, Church of England, Somerleyton, Suffolk
	3.4	WNW	Loddon and Clavering Union Burial Ground, Heckingham Workhouse-Yarmouth Road, Cemetery, Hales
	3.5	WSW	St Michael, Church Road, Church of England, Stockton
	3.6	ENE	St Mary, South of Snake's Lane track, Church of England, Ashby, Suffolk
	3.6	SSW	Chapel, Smallgate-Manor House Lane, Primitive Methodist, Beccles, Suffolk
	3.6	SSW	Chapel, Station Road, Wesleyan Methodist, Beccles, Suffolk
	3.6	SSW	Martyr's Memorial Chapel, Station Road, Baptist, Beccles, Suffolk
	3.6	SSW	Meeting House, 15 Smallgate, Society of Friends, Beccles, Suffolk
	3.6	SSW	St Michael, The Walk, Church of England, Beccles, Suffolk
	3.5	ESE	St John, Near St Mary's (remains), Church of England, Burgh St John
	3.6	ESE	St Mary, Staithe Road, Church of England, Burgh St Peter
	3.6	SW	St Michael, Yarmouth Road, Church of England, Geldeston
	3.5	W	St Margaret, Church Lane, Church of England, Hales
	3.7	WNW	Chapel, Briar Lane-Yarmouth Road, Primitive Methodist, Hales
	3.7	WNW	Methodist Church [was Chapel], Briar Lane, Primitive Methodist, Hales
	3.7	SSW	Chapel [now Methodist and URC], Hungate, Congregational, Beccles, Suffolk
	~ 4	WNW	Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist, Hales
	3.8	SSW	Grave Yard, Blyburgate Street-Kilbrack, Cemetery, Beccles, Suffolk
	3.8	SSW	S.A. Hall, Blyburgate Street, Salvation Army, Beccles, Suffolk
	3.8	NNW	Chapel, The Hills, Primitive Methodist, Reedham
	3.8	NNW	Gospel Hall, The Hills, Gospel, Reedham
	3.8	S	All Saints, Lowestoft Road, Church of England, Worlingham, Suffolk
	4.0	SSW	St Benet's Minster, St Mary's Road, Roman Catholic, Beccles, Suffolk
	3.9	WNW	St Gregory, by Little Church Farm, Church of England, Heckingham
	4.1	S	St Luke, Castle Hill-Rigbourne Hill, Church of England, Beccles, Suffolk
	4.0	SW	British Foreign Schoolroom, The Street, Unitarian, Geldeston
	4.1	N	St John the Baptist, Church Road, Church of England, Reedham
	4.2	SSW	Cemetery for Independent Chapel, London Road, Cemetery, Beccles, Suffolk
	4.2	SSW	Cemetery, London Road, Cemetery, Beccles, Suffolk
	4.3	WSW	All Saints, Loddon Road, Church of England, Kirby Cane
	4.3	SSE	St Botolph, Lowestoft Road, Church of England, North Cove, Suffolk
	4.5	SSE	Chapel [now Methodist Church], The Hill, Wesleyan Methodist, Barnby, Suffolk
	4.5	NW	St Margaret, Church Lane, Church of England, Hardley
	4.4	SSE	Chapel, Marsh Lane, Wesleyan Methodist, North Cove, Suffolk
	4.5	SSE	St John the Baptist, Beccles Road, Church of England, Barnby (Barnaby), Suffolk
	4.6	E	St Mary, Church Road, Church of England, Blundeston, Suffolk
	4.5	ENE	St John the Baptist, Church Lane, Church of England, Lound, Suffolk
	4.6	ESE	St Michael, Church Lane, Church of England, Oulton, Suffolk
	4.8	SW	Holy Trinity, B1062-Beccles Road, Church of England, Barsham, Suffolk
	4.8	E	Chapel, The Street, Wesleyan Methodist, Blundeston, Suffolk
	4.8	E	St Andrew, S of Old Hall Farm [remains], Church of England, Flixton (Oulton), Suffolk
	4.7	WSW	Chapel, Mill Road-Kirby Row, Wesleyan Methodist, Kirby Cane
	5.0	WNW	Salvation Army Barracks, Beccles Road, Salvation Army, Loddon

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The distances shown above are in most cases only approximate.This is because the church locations themselves are given as the corner of nearest Km square on the Ordnance Survey map in most cases. Some have been updated to the actual 1/10 Km location, but the majority have not. So use the distances as a guide, not a precise figure.

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