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Nature reserve in England For other uses, see Gill (disambiguation).

The Gill is a 12-hectare (30-acre) nature reserve north of Goudhurst in Kent, England. It is managed by the Kent Wildlife Trust.

This site has been planted with sweet chestnut, which dominates most of it. Flora includes bluebells, early purple orchids and marsh-marigold.

Public access is via prior arrangement.

References

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Ashford	Ashford Warren and Hoads Wood Broadham Down Conningbrook Lakes Country Park Hothfield Heathlands Stone Wood Turners Field Wattle Wood
Bromley	Downe Bank Hewitt's Chalk Bank Ruxley Gravel Pits
Canterbury	Bigbury Camp East Blean Wood South Blean South Swale West Blean and Thornden Woods Yockletts Bank
Dartford	Longfield Chalk Bank
Dover	Lydden Temple Ewell Old Park Hill Sladden Wood
Folkestone & Hythe	Park Gate Down Romney Marsh Spong Wood
Maidstone	Kiln Wood The Larches Marden Meadow Quarry Wood Tyland Barn Stockbury Hill Wood
Medway	Darland Banks Nashenden Down
Sevenoaks	Bough Beech Cowden Pound Pastures Fackenden Down Kemsing Down Polhill Bank Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve
Swale	Cromers Wood Oare Marshes Oare Meadow Queendown Warren Spuckles and Kennelling Woods
Thanet	Sandwich and Pegwell Bay
Tonbridge and Malling	Blue Bell Hill Burham Down Burham Marsh Holborough Marshes Ivy Hatch Westfield Wood
Tunbridge Wells	Brenchley Wood Collingwood The Gill Parsonage Wood