Boyton End, Suffolk
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| Boyton End | |
| Suffolk | |
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| Grid reference: | TL719444 |
| Location: | 52°4’19"N, 0°30’27"E |
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Boyton End is a village in the very south-west of Suffolk, less than a mile from the Essex border both to the south and to the west, which border is marked here by the River Stour. Haverhill is three miles to the west and the little village of Stoke-by-Clare is a mile and a half to the east.
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