Dorking
Dorking is a historic market town in Surrey, England, situated in the Surrey Hills on the River Mole on the North Downs. It is the principal town of the Mole Valley district and serves as a local commercial and service centre. The town's history dates to the Middle Ages, with a long tradition as a market town.
Historically, Dorking developed around agriculture and trade, and its Market Hall and surrounding architecture reflect this
Transport and access are supported by two railway stations, Dorking and Dorking Deepdene, on routes to London
Notable sites in the town include the Dorking Museum and Heritage Centre, which preserves local history, and
Other uses: Dorking is also the name of a breed of domesticated chicken, known for its large