On theIsle of Wight,Mortonis the area ofBradingwhere Morton Marshes and theRiver Yarform a boundary to the extension ofhousing estatesfromSandown.
Morton is distinguished byhawthornhedges. It is the site of some Roman ruins.[1]
References
edit- ^Price, John Edward; Price, Frederick George Hilton (1881).A Description of the Remains of Roman Buildings at Morton, Near Brading, Isle of Wight.J. Davy & Sons. pp. 13ff.
50°40′25″N1°08′52″W/ 50.6735°N 1.1479°W
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