NR 16

Norwich is a cathedral city and district in Norfolk, England, serving as the county town. It is known for its historical architecture and cultural heritage.

Ashwellthorpe and Fundenhall form a small parish of two villages about a mile apart, situated roughly nine miles south‑west of Norwich. The area is rural with a quiet, community feel and close proximity to the historic city centre.

Banham, Norwich is a small locality within the NR 16 postal district. The area is noted for its connection to Peter Reyner Banham, a prominent architectural critic born in Norwich. Residents may appreciate the historical association with a figure who contributed to architectural theory and writing.

Bridgham is a small village in Norfolk, offering a quiet rural setting close to larger towns. It lies within the NR 16 postal district and is situated near the River Thet.

Bunwell is a small village in Norfolk, about 11 miles south‑west of Norwich, offering a quiet rural setting with nearby hamlets such as Bunwell Hill, Low Common and Cordwell.

Carleton Rode is a small village and civil parish in Norfolk, offering a quiet rural setting 12 miles southwest of Norwich and 4 miles southeast of Attleborough. The area is characterised by its traditional countryside ambience and close proximity to larger towns.

East Harling is a quiet village in Norfolk, offering a rural lifestyle within the Breckland district. It is part of the civil parish of Harling and falls under the NR 16 postal district.

Eccles, Norwich is an ancient fishing village in north‑east Norfolk, now largely absorbed into the North Sea. The area has a modest population and a historical character linked to its maritime past.

Forncett St. Mary is a small village in Norfolk, situated about 10 miles south‑west of Norwich and 7.4 miles east of Attleborough. The area is rural, with the River Tas nearby, offering a quiet countryside setting.

Forncett St. Peter is a small rural locality in Norfolk, noted for its historic St Peter’s Church, a Grade I listed building with an Anglo‑Saxon round tower and other medieval features.

Ashwellthorpe and Fundenhall is a civil parish in Norfolk, located about 5.6 km south‑east of Wymondham and 14 km south‑west of Norwich. The parish comprises the villages of Ashwellthorpe and Fundenhall, which are roughly 1.6 km apart.

Quidenham is a small rural village in Norfolk, offering a quiet, countryside setting within the NR 16 postal district of Norwich.

Kenninghall is a village in Norfolk, England, within the NR 16 postal district. It offers a rural setting with a small community feel.