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3About Eyam
Eyam is a small Peak District village in Derbyshire, reached via the A623 between Chapel-en-le-Frith and Baslow. Popular routes include the scenic B6001 from Bakewell and the A6 corridor via Buxton for longer journeys. The village famously quarantined itself during the 1665-66 plague outbreak, earning the nickname "Plague Village" after residents sacrificed themselves to prevent the disease spreading to neighbouring communities.
Where is Eyam on the map?
Eyam is in England, at 53.286, -1.678 - about 11 km north-west of Chatsworth GB.
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- High Street, Bakewell22 kW
- Church Lane, Bakewell13 kW
- Bagshaw Hill, Bakewell11 kW
- Baslow Road, Bakewell7 kW
- Coombs Road, Bakewell7 kW
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What is the closest airport to Eyam?
The closest airport to Eyam is Manchester Airport, 54 km (about 56 min by car). Other airports nearby: East Midlands Airport.