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The Lutterworth White Horses are twin hill figures in Leicestershire, England, associated with Britain's tradition of creating large horse-shaped designs on chalk or other light-colored ground. They were created in 2012 and are among the more recent examples of this type of landscape figure. The site is of interest to people who study British geoglyphs, local landscape history, and the preservation of hill figures.
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How good is Lutterworth White Horses?
Lutterworth White Horses scores 5.70/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Geoglyph category. Very recent twin horses with local novelty, weak broader recognition and limited heritage significance.
What are the best alternatives to Lutterworth White Horses?
See our alternatives page for Lutterworth White Horses for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Woolbury White Horse, Folkestone White Horse, Cleadon White Horse.
How does Lutterworth White Horses compare to Woolbury White Horse?
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Is Lutterworth White Horses worth it in 2026?
With a score of 5.70/10, Lutterworth White Horses is a solid option in Geoglyph. See all Geoglyph ranked.
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