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A World War Two searchlight battery is visible as earthworks and structures on 1940s aerial photographs; more recent aerial photographs indicate that the site has since been largely or wholly levelled. Defences which probably relate to the battery, s...

Site of Worlingham Pumping Mill, Worlingham.

The site of World War Two emergency water tank and road block.

The site of World War Two trenches is visible on aerial photographs alongside a field boundary.

Site producing a relatively large quantity of C11-C16 pottery within a triangular earthwork.

A group of World War Two roadblocks, a possible defensive structure and an earthen-covered public air raid shelter are visible on aerial photographs. A possible polygonal structure, such as a gun emplacement may, be visible at TM 5422 9407. Although ...

The site of World War Two type 22 pillbox, gun emplacement and trenches are visible on aerial photographs. These features formed part of the wider system of defences recorded under LWT 045. The pillbox survives as late as 2006.

The site of two World War Two road blocks are visible on aerial photographs.

Site of World War Two trench or weapons pit is visible on aerial photographs.

Site 'P'.