Norfolk villages beginning with 'b'
Baconsthorpe
The village of Baconsthorpe is in north Norfolk, situated east of Holt and is one of the few places in the county where a census before 1841 containin..........
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Banningham is a quiet Norfolk village to the north of Aylsham, with a village green surrounded by houses. Its church, St Botolph is a large church ..........
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The village of Barnham Broom is in south Norfolk and can be found on the River Yare, 13 miles west of Norwich. It is home to the popular Barnham Br..........
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Barton Bendish is a village in west Norfolk, 7 miles east of King's Lynn and 35 miles west of Norwich. It is a very flat area of Norfolk and it..........
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Barton Broad is the second largest Broad in the county and is home to the Norfolk Punt Club, which was formed in 1926. Barton Turf's cricket g..........
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Bawdeswell is a pleasant village that sits between Norwich and Fakenham. It has a popular garden centre and an area of heathland favoured by dog wa..........
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The quiet village of Beachamwell is west of Swaffham and is an ancient place. Many prehistoric tools, Saxon jewellery and Roman coins have been un..........
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The village of Beeston Regis is located between Cromer and Sheringham on the north Norfolk coast. Majority of the homes in Beeston Regis were built..........
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A village in south Norfolk that is located 7 miles south east of Norwich. Its church, St Peter and St Paul, is open for worship and other communi..........
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Billingford is a village close to the River Waveny, 4 miles East of Diss. It has a mill, which was the last working wind powered windmill to work comm..........
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The village of Bircham lies on the border of the Sandringham Estate and consists of three parts: Bircham Newton, Great Bircham and Bircham Tofts. ..........
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Blackborough End is a village 5 miles from Norfolk's historic town, King's Lynn. Set in a rural location, Blackborough End has an equestri..........
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Bracon Ash is situated six miles south-west of Norwich and has a pretty parish church built of flint, stone and brick. Bracon Hall is..........
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Loacted in west Norfolk, Brancaster's coastline is considered a place of outstanding natural beauty. It is noted for its wealth of bird life a..........
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Sometimes spelt Brandistone, it is a small village, south west of Aylsham. Its church, St Nicholas, is now under the care of the Churches Conserv..........
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Brandon Bank is a village near Downham Market near to the Little Ouse, a tributary of the River Great Ouse. ..........
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Near to Downham Market, Brandon Creek is a small village close to the River Great Ouse. ..........
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The small village of Brandon Parva is situated south east of Dereham, consisting of Upper Brandon Parva and Lower Brandon Parva. It has a church,..........
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Bressingham is roughly 3 miles west of Diss and 14 miles east of Thetford. Here you will find Bressingham Steam and Gardens, which is an attracti..........
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The village of Brettenham is mentioned in the Doomsday book and is to the east of Thetford. It has a church, St Andrews, which dates back to the ..........
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The unusually undulating village of Briningham is in north Norfolk and can be found south west of Holt and north east of Fakenham. Briningham chu..........
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Until 1974 Burgh Castle was a Suffolk village but, when local authorities decided to straighten out the county boundary, it found itself in the co..........
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More commonly known as Fleggburgh, the village of Burgh St Margaret is west of the Trinity Broads, 7 ½ miles north west of Great Yarmouth. ..........
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Burgh St Peter can be found six miles north-east of Beccles and is surrounded to the south and east by the River Waveney and marshland. ..........
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Burgh-next-Aylsham is a village 2 miles south east of Aylsham, on the east side of the River Bure. Its beautiful church, St Mary, is in an idylli..........
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A tiny coastal village that sits next to Brancaster Staithe, with a church, St Mary, on the boarder between the two villages. It is about 3 miles ..........
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Situated 11 miles east of Hunstanton and 5 miles west of Wells-next-the-Sea, the village of Burnham Market is becoming an increasingly popular pla..........
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Burnham Norton is located 22 miles north east of King's Lynn, near the larger village of Burnham Market. It is a small village close to the co..........
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On the north Norfolk coast, the village of Burnham Overy Staithe lies between the villages of Burnham Market and Holkham. King's Lynn is situa..........
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One of 7 villages referred to as "The Burnhams", the north Norfolk village of Burnham Overy Town is the original village adjacent to the..........
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The village of Burnham Thorpe is the birthplace of Lord Horatio Nelson who was born in the village on 29 September 1758. The village is roughly 2..........
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