Canterbury County Council Boundary Stone No 26a - Nackington, Kent, CT4 7AU. - Public Land Survey Marks on Waymarking.com

Canterbury enjoyed county status, separate from Kent, from the 1500s onwards. With the coming of county boroughs and setting up of County Councils in 1888, Canterbury was again, amazingly, granted separate status. At the time its population of around 25,000 was just half the target threshold of 50,000, and half that of the second smallest county borough. The reorganisation of 1972 removed this privilege, but the boundaries of Canterbury County survive partially in the form of marker stones. This stone, marked CCC No 26a, is sited in Nackington Road junction with Langton Lane, Canterbury, Kent.

Type of survey mark: Boundary Stone What indicators are near the mark to help people identify where it is located?: Sited clearly visible on the grass verge at the road junction of Nackington Road and Langton Lane. What property is this mark defining?: Former Canterbury County Council boundary.

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