Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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The Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a protected landscape in southeast England known for its rolling chalk downs, ancient woodlands, and picturesque villages.
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Box Hill
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Box Hill, Surrey → Denbies Wine Estate → Devil's Punch Bowl → Holmbury Hill → Leith Hill → Mole Valley → Newlands Corner → Norbury Park → Peaslake → Ranmore Common → |
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Abinger Hammer
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Coldharbour → Gomshall → Hindhead Commons and the Devil’s Punch Bowl → |
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North Downs
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Surrey → |
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Ashtead
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Dorking ("Surrey Hills AONB") → |
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Tandridge District
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Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
("Surrey Hills AONB Board")
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Mole Valley
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Grayshott
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Newlands Corner
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Dorking
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Leith Hill
("Surrey countryside")
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North Downs Way
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Botley Hill
("Surrey Hills area")
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Cranleigh
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