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	An historically important area, Berkshire lies to the west of London on a ridge of chalk downs and includes the famous Windsor Castle, and the important county town of Reading.
	Ashdown Forest and the Sussex Downs, both Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, can be found in East Sussex. The county is mainly rural, but is more urbanised along the coast.
	Hampshire is an agricultural county situated on rolling chalk downs, and is home to the New Forest National Park. The ancient ports of Southampton and Portsmouth can be found on the south coast, with Winchester further inland.
	Historic Kent, the "Garden of England" is located on a chalk ridge of the North Downs, dotted with castles and ports it is an important religious and transport centre southeast of London.
	A largely agricultural county within close proximity to London, Surrey has some fine countryside, and the Surrey Hills are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
	Chichester harbour, the High Weald and the Sussex Downs have been designated as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The county is wooded and urbanised along the coast.