City of Troy Maze, Dalby

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City of Troy, in Dalby, North Yorkshire is one of eight historic turf labyrinths still remaining in England. It may date back to the Middle Ages, or earlier, being influenced by Viking mazes of similar design. Or it might have been cut in the 19th century.

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Address
Bonnygate Lane, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Established
Probably medieval

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