Haddon

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Haddon
Huntingdonshire
St Mary Haddon Church - geograph.org.uk - 309533.jpg
Location
Grid reference: TL142923
Location: 52°31’1"N, 0°18’58"W
Data
Post town: Peterborough
Postcode: PE7
Local Government
Council: Huntingdonshire
Parliamentary
constituency:
North West Cambridgeshire

Haddon in Huntingdonshire is a remote village in farming country not many miles west of Peterborough, but separated by the fierce corridor of the A1M and by the farmland about the village.

Haddon lies in the midst of the fields. It consists of a few houses and a small early English church, St Mary's, which is mostly noted for its disproportionately large Norman chancel arch.

The village is close to Chesterton, west of Yaxley.

Outside links

Billing Brook
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