Whitesheet Hill

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Whitesheet Hill is a 136.1 hectare biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Wiltshire, notified in 1965.

Whitesheet hill is located at White Sheet Down, near the small town of Mere on the A303 in West Wiltshire, England. Home to White Sheet Radio Flying Club who use it as a slope soaring site for fun and competition flying.

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Biological Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Wiltshire
Acres Farm Meadow · River Avon System · Baverstock Juniper Bank · Bencroft Hill Meadows · Bentley Wood · Bincknoll Dip Woods · Blackmoor Copse · Botley Down · Bowerchalke Downs · Box Mine · Bracknell Croft · Bradley Woods · Bratton Downs · Brickworth Down and Dean Hill · Brimsdown Hill · Britford Water Meadows · Burcombe Down · Burderop Wood · Calstone and Cherhill Downs · Camp Down · Chilmark Quarries · Chickengrove Bottom · Chilton Foliat Meadows · Clattinger Farm · Clearbury Down · Cley Hill · Cloatley Manor Farm Meadows · Clout's Wood · Coate Water · Cockey Down · Colerne Park and Monk's Wood · The Coombes, Hinton Parva · Cotswold Water Park · Cranborne Chase · Dank's Down and Truckle Hill · Distillery Farm Meadows · East Harnham Meadows · Ebsbury Down · Emmett Hill Meadows · Figsbury Ring · Fonthill Grottoes · Scratchbury & Cotley Hills · Throope Down · Tytherington Down · Upton Cow Down · Winklebury Hill · Winsley Mines · Yarnbury Castle
Neighbouring areas: Avon · Berkshire · Dorset · Gloucestershire · Hampshire · Oxfordshire · Somerset
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