Essex follows for much of its length the northern shore of the River Thames and has one of the longest coastlines for an English county. The south-west has been swallowed up by Greater London, but the northern part of the county is rural with many attractive and secluded villages. Colchester is the oldest recorded town in the country.

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Audley End

 

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Colchester Castle

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Colchester
Dutch Quarter

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Dedham, High Street

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Dedham, St. Mary the Virgin Church

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Wendens Ambo

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Epping Forest

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Hadleigh Castle

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Hedingham Castle

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Leigh-on-Sea
Belton Hills

EX12 Southend-on-Sea, Clifftown

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Saffron Walden

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Saffron Walden
Castle Street

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Burnham-on-Crouch
River Crouch

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Castle Hedingham

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Colchester
Town Hall

EX28 Colchester
Jumbo Water Tower

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Dedham

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Dedham, High Street

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Epping Forest

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Colchester Castle

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Colchester
East Street

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Colchester
The Mill

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Audley End

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Burnham-on-Crouch
River Crouch

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Bradwell Waterside
River Blackwater

EX17 Bradwell on Sea, Chapel of St Peter on the Wall

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Burnham-on-Crouch
River Crouch

EX18 Bradwell on Sea, Chapel of St Peter on the Wall

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Audley End

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Bradwell Waterside
River Blackwater

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Bradwell on Sea
St Thomas Church

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Bradwell on Sea