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Edwinstowe, in the county of Nottinghamshire (2.8 miles, 4.4 km, direction S)
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Worksop, in the county of Nottinghamshire (6.0 miles, 9.7 km, direction NW)
The dense spread of Worksop in Nottinghamshire meets with some seriously picturesque countryside, it is fortunate to be ringed by two rivers, the Clumber which borders Clumber Country Park, and the River Ryton.
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Mansfield, in the county of Nottinghamshire (8.7 miles, 14.0 km, direction SW)
During the war, both Mansfield and the surrounding region provided sanctuary for Midlander's fleeing the destruction of Hitler's bombs.
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Bolsover, in the county of Derbyshire (10.0 miles, 16.1 km, direction W)
Bolsover is a small town lying 5 miles east of Chesterfield. It occupies a picturesque valley setting, watched over by 17th century Bolsover Castle which stands on the site of a former fortress of Norman times.
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Southwell, in the county of Nottinghamshire (11.4 miles, 18.3 km, direction S)
Southwell, surrounded by lovely open countryside, offers an interesting choice of guest accommodation and has a good range of shops, inns and restaurants.
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Sutton Scarsdale, in the county of Derbyshire (12.3 miles, 19.7 km, direction W)
This is a village noted for the romantic ruins of what was once one of the grandest houses in Derbyshire.
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Laughton en le Morthen, in the county of South Yorkshire (12.6 miles, 20.2 km, direction NW)
Once a mining hamlet, Laughton-en-le-Morthen is now thriving village with stylish housing expanding out from its medieval centre.
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Collingham, in the county of Nottinghamshire (13.5 miles, 21.6 km, direction SE)
This is a small Nottinghamshire village pleasantly located on the banks of the River Trent. It offers all the usual village amenities, church, couple of shops, butchers, newsagents and three public houses.
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Gringley on the Hill, in the county of Nottinghamshire (13.5 miles, 21.8 km, direction NE)
This charming hill-top village lies in spacious countryside close to the Chesterfield Canal. It shows an abundance of picturesque red-brick properties including out lying farms with ancient barns and dovecotes.
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North Scarle, in the county of Lincolnshire (13.7 miles, 22.1 km, direction E)
The village is small and unspoilt, it has pleasant leafy lanes and a quiet High Street. Of its most picturesque aspects apart from the church, is a George V Post Box.
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Papplewick, in the county of Nottinghamshire (13.8 miles, 22.2 km, direction SW)
This delightful village lies close to the forest made famous by the legendry Robin Hood and his sweetheart Maid Marian.
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Tickhill, in the county of South Yorkshire (13.9 miles, 22.4 km, direction N)
This is a pleasant, somewhat sprawling village lying in rural countryside a short distance from the market town of Maltby
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Marton, in the county of Lincolnshire (14.4 miles, 23.2 km, direction NE)
Marton is a sleepy village with a long history. In far off Roman times, a small fort guarded a nearby crossing of the River Trent.
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Maltby, in the county of South Yorkshire (14.5 miles, 23.3 km, direction NW)
The town was mentioned in the Doomsday Book, and several historic properties can be found in the region from shortly after this time, of these, of particular note are the handsome ruins of Roche Abbey, a Cistercian foundation of 1147.
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Stainton, in the county of South Yorkshire (14.7 miles, 23.6 km, direction N)
This picturesque South Yorkshire village was mentioned in the Doomsday Book, but there is considerable evidence that it existed as a settlement long before 1086.
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