Hall Lane in Lexham

Hall Lane in Lexham in Breckland is an asphalted, unlit tertiary road. The road has no sidewalks. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction starting from Back Lane and crosses Poors Lane and ends at Lexham Road. Hall Lane also exists in North Tuddenham, East Tuddenham, Colkirk, Little Dunham and Dereham.

Road Type: tertiary road
Speed Limit: 60 mph
Route: northeast-southwest

Tourist information offices

Nar Valley Way – approx. 2,0 km.
Village Life in Lexham. Scheme outline map of the hamlet with photos, drawings and text placed between the roads – approx. 2,0 km.
The Nar Valley Way. Locations of interest along the River Nar valley adjacent to the pictorial representation of the river, its road crossings and adjacent paths. – approx. 2,0 km.
Permissive Path – approx. 2,1 km.

Artwork

West Lexham Village Sign (wood) – approx. 550 m.
East Lexham Village Sign (wood) – approx. 2,0 km.

Bus stops

Dunham Road, adj – approx. 1,8 km.
Dunham Road, opp – approx. 1,8 km.

Roads nearby

Dunham Road, adj, Dunham Road, opp, West Lexham, West Lexham Village Sign

Brick Kiln Lane

Newton Road, adj, Newton Road, opp

Plantation Road

Newton, Castleacre Road, adj, Castleacre Road, opp

Saint James's Road

Fiddler's Green

Castle Acre Road

Permissive Path

De Warrenne Place

Hannant's Piece

Litter, A Norman stronghold, Castle Acre Castle, Dog Waste

Saint James Green

St James's Green

Massingham Road

Costcutter, adj, Costcutter, opp

Castle Acre Village Sign

Attraction nearby

Castle Acre Castle

Buildings nearby

Castle Acre Telephone Exchange

Community centres nearby

Castle Acre Village Hall

Convenience stores nearby

Castle Acre Post Office

Fast food restaurants nearby

Castle Acre Fish & Chips

Hostel nearby

Motel nearby

Parks nearby

Emanuel's Common

Places of worship nearby

Saint Mary's and All Saints Church

Pubs nearby

George & Dragon

Rivers nearby

Scrublands nearby

Grove Common - Open Access Land

Broadmeadow Common

Woodlands nearby

Coronation Wood