Parishes/churches within 5 miles of Bradfield Combust - TL890570
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| Miles | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| ~ 0 | Church of England, Bradfield Combust | ||
| ~ 1 | E | Church of England, Bradfield St Clare | |
| ~ 1 | SW | Church of England, Stanningfield | |
| ~ 1 | NNW | Church of England, Little Whelnetham | |
| ~ 2 | NW | Church of England, Great Whelnetham | |
| ~ 2 | SSE | Church of England, Cockfield | |
| ~ 2 | NNE | Church of England, Bradfield St George | |
| ~ 2 | S | Church of England, Lamarsh, Essex | |
| ~ 2 | N | Church of England, Rushbrooke | |
| ~ 3 | SW | Church of England, Lawshall | |
| ~ 3 | NW | Church of England, Nowton | |
| ~ 3 | WNW | Church of England, Hawstead | |
| ~ 3 | NNE | Church of England, Rougham | |
| ~ 3 | E | Church of England, Felsham | |
| ~ 3 | E | Church of England, Gedding | |
| ~ 4 | NE | Church of England, Hessett | |
| ~ 4 | W | Church of England, Whepstead | |
| ~ 4 | SE | Church of England, Thorpe Morieux | |
| ~ 4 | SSW | Church of England, Shimpling | |
| ~ 4 | S | Church of England, Alpheton | |
| ~ 4 | NNE | Church of England, Beyton | |
| ~ 4 | ENE | Church of England, Drinkstone | |
| ~ 5 | SW | Church of England, Hartest | |
| ~ 5 | ESE | Church of England, Brettenham | |
| ~ 5 | NNW | Church of England, Bury St Edmunds | |
| ~ 5 | NNW | St James (Church of England), Bury St Edmunds | |
| ~ 5 | NNW | St Mary (Church of England), Bury St Edmunds | |
| ~ 5 | WNW | Church of England, Horringer | |
28 found
The GENUKI church database is not a complete list of all churches, and for many areas it just contains most parish churches at the start of the 19th century. It is planned that over time many more churches will be added but until then we hope that those it does find are useful.
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.