Fenland (England)

Fenland is a region in eastern England, primarily located in Cambridgeshire and parts of Lincolnshire and Norfolk. It is characterized by low-lying marshy land known as fens, which are often prone to flooding. The area is historically significant for its agriculture, particularly for crops like potatoes and sugar beets, resulting from the fertile soil created by ancient wetlands. The landscape includes canals, rivers, and dykes, as well as unique wildlife. Fenland has a rich cultural heritage, with towns like Wisbech and March, and is recognized for its natural beauty and ecological importance.