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Pubs and Inns in Essex, England.
The county of Essex is situated in East Anglia, North of The Thames estuary with Kent to the south linked by the Dartford Tunnel crossing, Suffolk to the north and moving to the west, Greater London, Hertfordshire and north west to Cambridgeshire. Essex enjoys both a close proximity to London and a smattering of seaside resorts. Rural Essex is a delight, particularly where it borders Suffolk to the north and in Constable’s paintings there are many scenes which remain today.The Romans settled here with both Colchester and Chelmsford reaching national importance, the lformer, Colchester, is the oldest recorded Roman town in England, existing as a Celtic settlement before the Roman conquest and the latter being the only English town to receive the Royal prefix. Essex has a population of around 1,600,000 and it’s county town is Chelmsford. Essex is also host to Stansted Airport, London's third airport, which is situated on the Essex and Cambridgeshire border and just a 45 minute drive to London.
Pubs and Inns in Essex
Arkesden
Axe & Compasses
Blackmore End
The Bull Inn
Braintree
The Green Dragon
Burnham-on-Crouch
Ye Olde White Harte Hotel
Castle Hedingham
The Bell Inn
Chappel
The Swan Inn
Colchester
The Rose And Crown Hotel
Danbury
The Anchor
Dedham
Marlborough Head Hotel
Elsenham
The Crown
Feering
The Sun Inn
Fingringhoe
The Whalebone
Gosfield
The Green man
Great Braxted
Du Cane Arms
Harlow
Rainbow & Dove
Hornden On The Hill
Bell Inn & Hill House
Langham
The Shepherd and Dog
Leigh-on-Sea
Crooked Billet
Little Canford
The Lion & Lamb
Little Dunmow
Flitch Of Bacon
Mistley
The Mistley Thorn Hotel
North Fambridge
The Ferry Boat Inn
Paglesham
Plough And Sale
Pattiswick
The Compass Inn
Radwinter
The Plough Inn
Shalford
The George Inn
Stock
The Hoop
Tillingham
Cap And Feathers Inn
Wendens Ambo
The Bell
Wickham Bishops
The Mitre
Wivenhoe
The Black Buoy Inn
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