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'''Bush Ground''' is a field at {{getmapecho|TL0472071050}} which is part of Bottom Farm, at [[Covington]] in [[Huntingdonshire]]. The field runs up to the border with [[Northamptonshire]] (and is just north of the three shires point of Huntingdonshire-Northamptonshire-[[Bedfordshire]]). | '''Bush Ground''' is a field at {{getmapecho|TL0472071050}} which is part of Bottom Farm, at [[Covington]] in [[Huntingdonshire]]. The field runs up to the border with [[Northamptonshire]] (and is just north of the three shires point of Huntingdonshire-Northamptonshire-[[Bedfordshire]]). | ||
Revision as of 20:42, 23 September 2012
Bush Ground is a field at TL0472071050 which is part of Bottom Farm, at Covington in Huntingdonshire. The field runs up to the border with Northamptonshire (and is just north of the three shires point of Huntingdonshire-Northamptonshire-Bedfordshire).
The field has borne its name for many years. In the eighteenth century it was part of the estates of the Duke of Manchester, and is referred to in correspondence at the time as "Bushy Ground".
The significance of Bush Ground is that it is the highest point in Huntingdonshire: the county top. Of all the counties of the United Kingdom, Huntingdonshire's is the lowest highest point, at 263 feet.
