Mole Valley: Great Bookham - Leatherhead
Among the places of England, Mole Valley stands out for its wooded commons and the settled corridor of the River Mole. Great Bookham occupies the northern part of this Surrey district, its character shaped by local lanes, mature trees and the extensive Bookham Common. Managed by the National Trust, the common brings together ancient woodland, grassland and scrub. Further south, Leatherhead developed beside the River Mole and remains one of Mole Valley’s main towns. Its parish church, St Mary and St Nicholas, has medieval origins, while the town centre connects rail services, shops and everyday amenities with the surrounding Surrey countryside.
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Mole Valley sits along the River Mole in Surrey, England, where the chalk slopes of the North Downs meet the wooded lowlands of the Weald. The district includes Leatherhead and Dorking, with the river corridor shaping its northern settlements before the Mole joins the Thames at Molesey. Box Hill, a prominent North Downs escarpment above the river near Dorking, is managed by the National Trust and crossed by public footpaths. At Great Bookham, Polesden Lacey preserves an Edwardian country house and estate, reflecting Surrey’s country-house tradition. Find related webcams across Surrey and the North Downs to build a fuller picture of Mole Valley.
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