Great Dunkilns in St Briavels
Great Dunkilns in St. Briavels in Forest of Dean is a farmyard.
- Land Use
- farmyard
Bus stops
Roads nearby
Rodmore Lane850 m
Barnage LaneHewelsfield
1,2 km
Bream Road1,3 km
Townsend Close1,3 km
Smithville Place1,4 km
Smithville Close1,4 km
Hewelsfield Lane1,5 km
Cross KeysCross Keys
1,5 km
Park Close1,6 km
Castle Crescent1,6 km
St Bruel's Close1,6 km
East StreetPlaying Fields
1,6 km
Barrowell Lane1,6 km
Church RoadHewelsfield Cross
1,7 km
Pystol LaneThe Square
1,7 km
High StreetSt Briavels Congregational Church, St Briavels
1,8 km
Church Street1,8 km
Cutthrough at bottom of Pystol Lane1,8 km
Woodside1,8 km
Woolaston Common2,2 km
Buildings nearby
Stoneacre1,4 km
The Worrals Farm1,5 km
Touchway Barn1,7 km
Farmyards nearby
Severn View Farm300 m
St Briavels Farm350 m
Highgrove Farm500 m
Rodmore Farm850 m
Park Farm950 m
Great Hoggins Farm1000 m
Aylesmore Court1000 m
Close-Turf Farm1,5 km
Bearse Farm1,5 km
Hewelsfield Court1,5 km
Willsbury Farm1,5 km
Roads Farm1,6 km
Ghyll House Farm1,7 km
New House Farm1,8 km
Glebe Farm1,8 km
Hart-hill Court Farm1,9 km
Barnage Farm2,0 km
Forests nearby
Pickethill Wood700 m
Folly Wood1,6 km
Old Bargains Wood2,0 km
Places of worship nearby
Saint Mary Magdalene1,7 km
Pubs nearby
The George1,8 km
Streams nearby
Cone Brook1,2 km
Ferneyley Brook1,6 km
Woodlands nearby
Wet Wood400 m
Barnage Wood1,9 km
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |