Alkham is a small rural village and civil parish in the district of Dover, Kent, England, tucked into the narrow chalk hollow of the Alkham Valley on the dip slope of the North Downs. The landscape is dominated by rolling chalk downland, lanes and farmland, with a rich variety of downland flora and good country walking and cycling opportunities.
With medieval origins and a scattering of old farmhouses and cottages, Alkham retains a quiet, close‑knit character; agriculture remains important but many residents commute to nearby towns and ports. Its rural setting, within easy reach of Dover and Folkestone and not far from Canterbury, makes it popular with walkers and those seeking a tranquil village outlook rather than busy village commerce.
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