Gedney lies within the Spalding district of Lincolnshire, an area marked by the River Welland that flows through the town and nearby villages. The locality is historically linked to the Great Northern and Great Eastern Joint Railway, with a former station at Gedney Hill connecting Spalding to March.
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Gedney is part of the Spalding district in Lincolnshire, identified in the data as being within the PE12 postal code. The area is associated with the River Welland, which flows north from Crowland, through Spalding, and passes the village and port of Fosdyke, indicating a riverine setting that may influence local character. Historically, Gedney Hill was a station on the Great Northern and Great Eastern Joint Railway, situated on the line between Spalding and March. This railway heritage suggests that the locality has long been connected to regional transport routes, although current transport details are not provided. The mention of “bombs on the town” in the description is unclear but may refer to historical events. Overall, the data indicate a rural or semi‑rural setting with historical ties to both river and rail transport within the broader Spalding area.