The north Kent Marshes are
situated approximately 30 miles East of London. They cover some 13,715
hectares and form an almost continuous coastal marshland fringe extending
from Whitstable in the east to Gravesend on the Thames estuary in the west,
including the Medway estuary and the Isle of Sheppey. The marshes are
typically two to five kilometres wide but they broaden on the Hoo peninsula
and is bounded on the southern side of the Isle of Sheppey consist of three
main areas.
Best access to all sites is
gained via the A2/M2 which lies south of the marsh and is the main arterial
road between London and Dover
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