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Harlow, UK

Harlow is a new town (established in 1947) and local government district in western Essex, England, situated on the border with Hertfordshire and occupying the southern bank of the upper Stort Valley, where a navigable section of the river forms a canal near its watermill. Its historic core, Old Harlow, dates back to the early medieval period and is characterized by Victorian-era residences and conservation areas. The district also includes Harlowbury Field, which preserves the ruins of a monastery and a chapel—both designated as legally protected ancient monuments.