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'''The Fens''', also known as '''The Great Fen''' and '''Fenland''', is a geographical area of eastern England, stretching from western [[East Anglia]] to the far south-east of the [[Midlands]]. It mostly consists of areas of the counties [[Cambridgeshire]], [[Lincolnshire]] (broadly the [[Parts of Holland]]) and [[Norfolk]], with some peripheral areas being in [[Huntingdonshire]], [[Northamptonshire]] and [[Suffolk]]. A "fen" is a mainly eastern English dialect word for a marshland. Consisting of the area immediately inland of [[the Wash]], The Fens are a naturally marshy region, which were largely drained starting in the 17th century with the intention to use the land for agriculture. A small number of fens in the region remain undrained, with the largest being Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire.

'''The Fens''', also known as '''The Great Fen''' and '''Fenland''', is a geographical area of eastern England, stretching from western [[East Anglia]] to the far south-east of the [[Midlands]]. It mostly consists of areas of the counties [[Cambridgeshire]] (north), [[Lincolnshire]] (broadly the [[Parts of Holland]]) and [[Norfolk]] (west), with some peripheral areas being in [[Huntingdonshire]], [[Northamptonshire]] and [[Suffolk]]. A "fen" is a mainly eastern English dialect word for a marshland. Consisting of the area immediately inland of [[the Wash]], The Fens are a naturally marshy region, which were largely drained starting in the 17th century with the intention to use the land for agriculture. A small number of fens in the region remain undrained, with the largest being Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire.

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