Parish in North Norfolk, Norfolk, England
| Coordinates: | 52.716, 1.574 |
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| OS grid ref: | TG 41 19 |
| Population: | 829 |
Potter Heigham is a small rural parish in North Norfolk, Norfolk, in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, straddling the winding River Thurne. Its setting of marshes, reedbeds and winding waterways makes it a focal point for boating and wildlife; the village is famous for its low, medieval stone bridge which is one of the most recognisable features on the Broads and a regular challenge for visiting cruisers.
Historically the name hints at a local pottery tradition and the parish retains a compact community centred on a parish church, a handful of pubs, boatyards and holiday accommodation. Today the local economy is dominated by tourism, boat hire and fishing alongside traditional agriculture, while visitors are drawn to birdlife, reed-cutting landscapes and the village’s relaxed, historic character within the The Broads National Park.
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