Haveringland is a village in the English county of Norfolk about 13 kilometers (8 miles) north-west of Norwich. The parish covers an area of 8.9 square kilometers(3.4 square miles) and had a population of about 280 in 2022.
The original parish name ‘Haveringalanda’ comes from the Old English for “‘newly cultivated “land of Haefer’s people” and a “site by watery meadows”. Haveringland, sometimes known as Haverland or Herverland, was well established by the time of the Norman Conquest and it was recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086.
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Haveringland has benefited from many surveys over the years. This is a brief overview of Haveringland through the ages.
Haveringland has a number of listed buildings and others of note. Use this button to find out more about the village stocks, the village sign and more….
Haveringland Remembers is a growing collection of personal stories and recollections about the village. Use the button below to read all about it!
Here are a few more facts about the village and its residents, mostly drawn from official publications across the years.
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Haveringland Chronicles 