Caldicot lies between the Severn Estuary and the inland hills of Monmouthshire in southeast Wales, a low-lying position that has shaped its drainage, farmland and routes between Newport and Chepstow. At its centre stands Caldicot Castle, a medieval fortress of Norman origin now set within a country park. The surrounding Caldicot and Gwent Levels are historic coastal wetlands, divided by drainage channels known locally as reens and influenced by the estuary's tides. This open terrain gives the town a distinct contrast with the wooded country farther inland. Browse additional webcams around the Severn Estuary and southeast Wales to extend your view of Caldicot.
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