Lincolnshire Fens

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The Lincolnshire Fens are a low-lying, largely reclaimed agricultural wetland landscape in eastern England, characterized by flat fields, drainage channels, and rich arable farming.

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Observed surface forms (7)

Surface form Occurrences
The Fens 13
Fens 3
Fenland area 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf agricultural landscape
geographical region
wetland
borderedBy Lincolnshire Wolds
The Wash coastline
climate maritime temperate
containsSettlement Boston
Crowland
Holbeach
Spalding
country United Kingdom
elevation generally at or below sea level
hasCharacteristic drained wetland
dykes and embankments
extensive drainage channels
fertile soils
reclaimed land
hasFeature large rectangular fields
long, straight roads
straight drainage ditches
hasVegetation drainage channel reeds
intensive arable crops
historicalEra major drainage in 17th century
historicalProcess land reclamation from marsh and fen
hydrology network of artificial drains
pumped drainage systems
knownFor cereal crops
large-scale vegetable production
sugar beet production
locatedIn England
eastern England
locatedNear The Wash
managedBy internal drainage boards
partOf The Fens
surface form: Fens

Lincolnshire
primaryLandUse arable farming
intensive agriculture
regionType rural
risk flooding
soilType alluvial soils
peat soils
terrain flat
low-lying
transport agricultural drainage banks used as routes
rural road network
usedFor food production

Referenced by (23)

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Lincolnshire Wolds adjacentTo Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: Lincolnshire Marsh
A151 road connectsRegion Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
East Cambridgeshire contains Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
East of England contains Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
River Great Ouse drainageBasin Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
Cambridgeshire, England hasRegion Lincolnshire Fens
subject surface form: Cambridgeshire
this entity surface form: The Fens
Fenland District hasRegion Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
The Wash historicallyAssociatedWith Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: Fenlands
Ely locatedIn Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
Holbeach locatedIn Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
March, Cambridgeshire locatedIn Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
Marshland St James locatedIn Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
Nordelph locatedIn Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: Fens
Walpole Highway locatedIn Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: Fenland area
Walpole St Andrew locatedIn Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: Fens
Whittlesey locatedIn Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: Fens
Wisbech locatedIn Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
River Witham locatedOn Lincolnshire Fens
The Fens namedAfter Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: fens (marshy wetlands)
Nordelph partOf Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: Fens of eastern England
Boston, Lincolnshire, England region Lincolnshire Fens
subject surface form: Boston, Lincolnshire
Fen Line servesRegion Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens
Southery situatedIn Lincolnshire Fens
this entity surface form: The Fens