Somerset Levels

The Somerset Levels is a low-lying coastal plain and wetland area in Somerset, England. Characterized by its flat landscape, it includes rivers, marshes, and moors, with a rich ecosystem supporting diverse wildlife. Historically, the area has been prone to flooding, particularly during heavy rains, leading to significant water management challenges. The Levels are known for their picturesque scenery, historic towns, and unique features like the Glastonbury Tor. This region is also important for agriculture, particularly dairy farming, and has cultural significance with numerous archaeological sites reflecting human activity over millennia.