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Areas of Basildon

Discover the neighbourhoods and villages of Basildon, Essex.

Basildon town centre — pedestrianised shopping precinct
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Basildon Town Centre

The pedestrianised commercial heart of Basildon — Eastgate Shopping Centre, the market, Towngate Theatre and St Martin's Square.

Basildon Town Centre
Pitsea Market, one of the largest outdoor markets in Essex
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Pitsea

A district in south-east Basildon known for Pitsea Market, Wat Tyler Country Park and the c2c railway station.

Pitsea
Laindon Link and the Laindon shopping centre area of Basildon
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Laindon

A western district of Basildon with New Town housing, the Laindon shopping centre, a c2c station and plotlands heritage.

Laindon
The Kingswood estate in Vange, Basildon
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Vange

A southern residential district of Basildon with the historic All Saints church, the Kingswood estate and the RSPB Vange Marshes.

Vange
Council offices at Fryerns, Basildon
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Fryerns

A central New Town residential neighbourhood north-east of Basildon town centre, next to Gloucester Park.

Fryerns
A gate into Langdon Hills Country Park on the edge of Basildon
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Langdon Hills

High ground on the edge of Basildon — Langdon Hills Country Park, the Essex Wildlife Trust nature reserve, and far-reaching estuary views.

Langdon Hills
Businesses on London Road (A129) in Wickford, Basildon borough
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Wickford

A market town in the north of Basildon borough on the River Crouch, with its own high street and a station to London Liverpool Street.

Wickford
The Forge at Noak Bridge village, Basildon
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Noak Bridge

A planned "village" on the north edge of Basildon, designed in a traditional style with a green, a pond and a conservation area.

Noak Bridge