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The Saffron Walden Turf Maze is a large grass-cut labyrinth on the Common in Saffron Walden, Essex, England. Its route is unicursal, meaning that the path leads through the design without the branching choices found in a conventional maze. The feature is cut into the turf as a geometric pattern and...
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England's largest surviving historic turf maze is valued for scale, preservation, and complex traditional design, despite uncertain dating.
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The Alkborough Turf Maze, also called Julian's Bower, is a grass labyrinth cut into the ground at Alkborough in North Lincolnshire, England. It stands on a promontory overlooking the confluence of the River Trent and the River Ouse, near the head of the Humber estuary. The maze's exact date and orig...
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Well known historic turf labyrinth with elegant design and substantial folklore, though dating uncertainty and restoration complicate authenticity.
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The Breamore Mizmaze is a turf labyrinth on Breamore Down in Hampshire, England, near Breamore House. Its path is cut into short grass in a Cretan-style pattern and includes a Christian cross intersecting the design, distinguishing it from a simple garden maze with branching choices. The site is gen...
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Distinctive square labyrinth and atmospheric setting make it a respected surviving mizmaze, despite uncertain age and periodic restoration.
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The Wing Turf Maze is a scheduled medieval earthwork at Wing in Rutland, England. It is a circular, single-path labyrinth cut into the turf, about 14 metres in diameter, with an 11-ring cruciform pattern similar to the labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral. The site is one of only eight surviving English...
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Rare surviving turf maze with appealing classical layout and local heritage value, though reconstructed features and uncertain origins temper acclaim.
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The Troy Town Turf Maze is a historic turf labyrinth on St Agnes, one of the Isles of Scilly off the southwestern coast of England. Its name belongs to a wider British tradition of maze sites called Troy Town, while the St Agnes example uses lines of turf and small stones rather than built walls; it...
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Charming traditional labyrinth with strong island character, but small scale, uncertain antiquity, and repeated maintenance limit archaeological stature.
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