Halling, Kent facts for kids
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| Population | 2,821 (2011) |
| OS grid reference | TQ701642 |
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| Country | England |
| Sovereign state | United Kingdom |
| Post town | Rochester |
| Postcode district | ME2 1.. |
| Dialling code | 01634 |
| Police | Kent |
| Fire | Kent |
| Ambulance | South East Coast |
| EU Parliament | South East England |
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Halling is a charming village located in the beautiful county of Kent, England. It's nestled on the slopes of the North Downs, which are famous hills in the southeast of England. Halling is actually made up of three smaller parts: Lower Halling, Upper Halling, and North Halling. It even has its own train station, making it easy to visit!
Exploring Halling
Halling is a lovely place to live and explore. It combines quiet village life with easy access to bigger towns.
Where is Halling?
Halling is in the northern part of Kent, a county in the southeast of England. It's very close to the River Medway, which is a big river that flows through Kent. Being on the North Downs means it's surrounded by lovely countryside, perfect for walks and exploring nature.
Getting Around
One cool thing about Halling is its very own railway station. This station connects Halling to other towns and cities, making it simple for people to travel for school, work, or just for fun! It's a convenient way to get around without needing a car.
Life in the Village
Halling is a quiet place where people live and work. The village has a friendly community feel. You can find homes spread across the different parts of Halling, from the lower areas near the river to the higher parts on the hills.
Images for kids
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Union Moon unloading at Halling cement works
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From Wouldham Marshes, over the Medway to houses in North Halling, with cliffs of Bore's Hole and May Wood to the top left.
