Nounsley
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Nounsley | |
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OS grid reference: | TL800105 |
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Shire county: | Essex |
Region: | East of England |
Constituent country: | England |
Sovereign state: | United Kingdom |
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Ceremonial county: | Essex |
Historic county: | Essex |
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Police force: | Essex Police |
Fire and rescue: | {{{Fire}}} |
Ambulance: | East of England |
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Postal district: | CM3 |
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European Parliament: | East of England |
Nounsley is a hamlet in the parish of the larger Essex village of Hatfield Peverel to which it is connected by a hill and footpaths. In the very hard winter of 1961/62, snow on Nounsley Hill cut the village off to wheeled traffic for 3 days.
There is one public house, The Sportsman's Arms and a ford across the River Ter.