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Near Hoveton & Wroxham

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11 locations with this as their nearest station.

  1. St Helen's Church RanworthMain material used in the rubble masonry. Many of the local Wroxham area flints are stained orange.SedimentaryFlintnear Hoveton & Wroxham
  2. St Helen's Church RanworthLimestone used for dressings, quions and buttresses, and the carved plinths to the buttresses around the to…SedimentaryLimestonenear Hoveton & Wroxham
  3. St Helen's Church RanworthFerricrete is a common component of the rubble masonry fabric of the church.SedimentaryFerricretenear Hoveton & Wroxham
  4. St Lawrence's Church South WalshamMain material used in the rubble masonry.SedimentaryFlintnear Hoveton & Wroxham
  5. St Lawrence's Church South WalshamLimestone used for quoins and dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Hoveton & Wroxham
  6. St Mary's Church South WalshamPurbeck stone spolia.SedimentaryLimestonenear Hoveton & Wroxham
  7. St Mary's Church South WalshamMain material used in the rubble masonry.SedimentaryFlintnear Hoveton & Wroxham
  8. St Mary's Church South WalshamLimestone used for flushwork, quoins and dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Hoveton & Wroxham
  9. St Peter's Church BelaughMain material in the rubble masonry. A number of echinoids are present in these flints.SedimentaryFlintnear Hoveton & Wroxham
  10. St Peter's Church BelaughFerricrete is used for quoins and rubble masonry in the early phases of building.SedimentaryFerricretenear Hoveton & Wroxham
  11. St Peter's Church BelaughDressings for the 19th Century doors and windows.SedimentaryLimestonenear Hoveton & Wroxham