Parks depicted on the Chapman and Andre Map of Essex 1777
The following parks are taken from the main map (not the Key Sheet). The main map also sometimes
shows the location of long-gone parks - examples include Havering, St Osyth (2), Hatfield, Hadleigh
(Hadley) and Crondon (Cranham). The list also includes some smaller parks.
Abury Hatch Debden Lexden Rolls
Albyns Donyland (East) Luxborough St Osyth (1)
Aldersbrook Donyland (West) Lyston Shortgrove
Audley End Down Hall Mark Hall Skreens
Barrington Hall Easton Lodge Marks Terling
Baythorne Faulkbourne Marks Hall Thorndon
Bedfords Felix Hall Mistley Upper House
Belhus Gidea Moulsham Hall Valence
Bifrons Gilwell Myles's Valentines
Boreham Gosfield Navestock Hall Waltons
Bower Hall Hackton Hill New Hall Wanstead
Braxted Hallingbury Oldfield Grange Wardens Hall
Brittons Highams Parsloes Warlies
Copped Hall Hill Hall Pyrgo Weald
Coptfold Hall Hylands Quendon West Ham
Dagnam Kelvedon Hall Ray House Wivenhoe
Danbury Langleys Rivenhall Writtle
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Essex Parks: Section 1 - Parks in Essex