Features

Overview

The northern map of Lincolnshire covers an area that ranges from the Humber Estuary in the north down to Lincoln. The county is generally low and the wide open spaces make it easy to see why it is famous for its aviation heritage. Along the coastline of the North Sea, stretching down from the Humber Estuary to Skegness, there are unspoiled marshlands and long sandy beaches that are a haven for walkers, bird watchers and nature lovers. The rolling chalk of the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has an undulating landscape of fertile farmland, grassland and abandoned chalk pits, making it an important habitat for rare flora and fauna.