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Tindall Wood is a site of special scientific interest (SSSI) and one of the largest hornbeam woods in the county. It is an ancient woodland situated on poorly drained south Norfolk boulder clay which is overlain in places by sandy loam. Surrounded by a massive woodbank and ditch, the wood mainly supports hornbeam and oak but ash, maple and hazel can also be found. Several uncommon species which are found in the ground flora indicate that the wood may be primary. The wood is not open to the public.