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Ormesby is often thought of as a single entity, but it is actually divided into two distinct parishes: Ormesby St Margaret and Ormesby St Michael. Located just a few miles north of Great Yarmouth, it occupies a strategic spot where the open agricultural land of East Norfolk meets the coastal edge. St Margaret is the larger hub, centered around a traditional village green and a handful of local shops, while St Michael is quieter, defined by its proximity to the Trinity Broads. These landlocked waterways are part of the broader Broads National Park but are closed to motorized craft, which keeps the area peaceful and makes it a haven for rowing, fishing, and birdwatching. The geography here is remarkably flat, meaning the medieval church towers - particularly the 14th-century tower of St Margaret’s - act as landmarks for miles around. It’s a practical location for those who need easy access to the A149 for commuting, yet it retains a firm separation from the more seasonal, bustling atmosphere of the nearby seaside resorts.