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Community

Nazeing is home to a golf course and many pubs. It forms a civil parish of the Epping Forest district. Many[who?]consider 1971 and 1972 to be Nazeing's finest years as it won the 'England's Greatest Village' competition for two consecutive years. It is the only village to have won the award twice in a row[citation needed]. The village has two Anglican places of worship: The modern Saint Giles Parish found in Lower Nazeing and All Saints' Church, by far the older of the two. It also has a Congregational Church founded in 1795 & located on Middle Street. Heavy rainfall has known to flood the village to the point that even All Saints Church, at the top of the hill, has been affected. After Total Petrol station was bought by Nazeing Parish Council, there have been plans for it to be made into a community hall.

Description

Nazeing is a parish of 3,952 lying about four miles north of Waltham Abbey, England and bounded on the west by the river Lea. Most of it is still rural, but during the past 40 years there has been a considerable development of market gardening, light industry, holiday fishing, and boating. The older village of Nazeing is separated by open farmland from the larger Lower Nazeing to the west. The Prime Meridian passes to the west of Lower Nazeing.

People from Nazeing

* John Eliot (1604–90), the 'Indian Apostle' in Massachusetts, lived at Nazeing as a boy.

References

* From: 'Nazeing', A History of the County of Essex: Volume 5 (1966), pp. 140-150. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=42717. Date accessed: 24 October 2008.

The Fire

In the early hours of 5th January 2009 a fire broke out in Nazeing that raged for at least 48 hours and could be seen for a ten mile radius. [1]

The land

The land gradually rises from the river to a small hill and bowl-shaped plateau, about 270 ft. above sea level, in the east. Apart from the alluvium by the river, and a strip of gravel a little to the east of it, the soil is London clay. Nazeingwood Common, which covers much of the eastern plateau, was originally part of Waltham Forest, but in the 13th century was disafforested for pasture. It was ploughed up during the Second World War. From the common a small brook runs west through the middle of the parish.