About Luddenden

Luddenden is a small Pennine village in the Calder Valley near Halifax, reached via the A646 valley road or from M62 Junction 24. The settlement sits on hillsides above the main valley floor, connected by steep local roads typical of the area. Over 150 EV charging points are available nearby. The Lord Nelson Inn is where Branwell Brontë worked as a railway clerk and drank with locals who inspired his sisters' novels.

Where is Luddenden on the map?

Luddenden is in England, at 53.731, -1.938 - about 14 km north of Booth Wood.

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EV Chargers in Luddenden

• Haugh Shaw Road, HalifaxHaugh Shaw Road, Halifax, HX1 3LW50 kW
• High Street, HalifaxHigh Street, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX1 2SY50 kW
• North Bridge, HalifaxNorth Bridge, Halifax, HX3 5WP50 kW
• North Bridge, HalifaxNorth Bridge, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX3 6TE50 kW
• Shay Syke, HalifaxShay Syke, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX1 2ND50 kW

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Data source: OpenChargeMap

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