Nutbourne, Chichester

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Nutbourne
Sussex

A 16th century cottage in Nutbourne
Location
Grid reference: SU788054
Location: 50°50’34"N, -0°52’55"W
Data
Post town: Chichester
Postcode: PO18
Local Government
Council: Chichester
Parliamentary
constituency:
Chichester

Nutbourne is a village in the south-west Sussex, two miles east of Emsworth and the Hampshire border, on the A259 road.

This is a small village, on the south coast road that follows the track of a Roman road. This was the main road from the Hampshire cities to Chichester, until bypassed by the A27 trunk road. From Nutbourne a loop of road runs south into a little peninsula on which sits Chidham. The village is at the northern tip of Thorney Channel, an inlet of Chichester Harbour.

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