The Fens are located in which region?

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The Fens are located in which region?

You're being tested on where the Fens sit in UK geography. The Fens are a flat, low-lying, historically marshy area in eastern England that was drained for farming. The core of the Fens lies in the eastern counties of Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, and Lincolnshire—regions typically grouped as East Anglia. That eastern location is what links the Fens to East Anglia, not to the Highlands (Scotland), Wales (west of England), or the Midlands (central England). So the Fens belong to East Anglia.

You're being tested on where the Fens sit in UK geography. The Fens are a flat, low-lying, historically marshy area in eastern England that was drained for farming. The core of the Fens lies in the eastern counties of Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, and Lincolnshire—regions typically grouped as East Anglia. That eastern location is what links the Fens to East Anglia, not to the Highlands (Scotland), Wales (west of England), or the Midlands (central England). So the Fens belong to East Anglia.

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