Cavendish is a small village in Suffolk, served historically by Cavendish railway station which opened in 1865. The River Stour runs through the area, forming part of the county boundary with Essex.
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Cavendish is a village in Suffolk, England, situated within the Sudbury postal district CO 10. The village was historically served by Cavendish railway station, which opened in 1865 and has been considered for merging. The River Stour, a major river in East Anglia, passes through Cavendish and Sudbury. The Stour is 47 miles (76 km) long, rises in eastern Cambridgeshire, and flows east of Haverhill before passing through Cavendish. It continues through Bures, Nayland, Stratford St Mary, and Dedham before becoming tidal near Manningtree in Essex and joining the North Sea at Harwich. The river forms most of the boundary between Suffolk to the north and Essex to the south, providing a natural landmark for the locality. The presence of the railway station and the river suggests modest transport links and a rural setting typical of Suffolk villages.