The tiny and picturesque village that’s the most central in the UK | UK | News

A small and paralular village is the most central of England. According to Ordnance Survey, the private center of England is located on a slope above the village in Lancashire.

The Dunsop Bridge is located in the heart of the Bowland forest, which is only nine miles away from Cithheroe. The village was actually part of Yorkshire’s Western rider, but in 1974 it became part of Lancashire when the borders of the district changed. While the village is generally mentioned as the center of England (there is even a souvenir plate on the village green), a few miles in the middle of the nation in the middle of the nation.

Ordnance Survey said that the center of England was located on a slope in the northwest of the Dunsop Bridge. A particular location is next to the stones hanging Whitendale and brings the Dunsop bridge to the nearest village to the middle.

The Dunsop Bridge also has the 100,000th CT phone box founded by Sir Ranulph Fiennes in 1992.

The Duke of Lancaster has the most of the Dunsop Bridge and the surrounding areas. In 2006, Queen II. Elizabeth visited the village with Prince Philip.

The couple took a stroll around the village and visited Puddleducks Cafe. In addition, they watched a cow whose feet were cut at Radholme Laund farm before eating lunch at Inn in Whitewell to celebrate the 80th birthday of the Late Queen.

The Dunsop Bridge, which is a natural beauty and striking anchoring, is known for its peaceful and fascinating atmosphere. It is a popular place to visit for travelers, hikers and nature lovers.

Bowland National Landscape Forest website says: “The Dunsop Bridge is the entrance of Bowland’s famous pit. Moors to Lancaster is popular with thousands of fell hiking.

“With built -in ducks and grass banks, a picnic or a cup of tea and café is the perfect place to stand for a cake.”