Higham is a compact riverside village and civil parish in Gravesham, Kent, in the north of England, sitting on the edge of the North Kent marshes with open views across the River Thames towards the Hoo Peninsula. Its low-lying landscape and nearby reserves such as Shorne Marshes make it a quiet spot for birdwatching and walking, while a station on the North Kent Line keeps it linked into commuter routes to London and the Medway towns.
Higham has a long-established village feel with a mix of historic buildings and agricultural roots; the riverside has also seen military and river-defence activity, with the remains of installations like Shornemead Fort hinting at 19th-century strategic concerns. Today it combines conservation interest and local community life - pubs, a village hall and occasional events - with easy access to larger towns when required.
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