Chancery Lane Swamp, Protected wetland in Christ Church, Barbados.

Chancery Lane Swamp is a swamp in the parish of Christ Church, in the south of Barbados, 13 km east of the capital Bridgetown. It lies on the island of Barbados and is also a bird reserve.

Chancery Lane Swamp lies in the parish of Christ Church, in the south of Barbados, about 13 km east of the capital Bridgetown. The sources record no archaeology, settlement or excavation at the site; they describe it as a swamp that also forms a bird reserve.

Chancery Lane Swamp lies in the parish of Christ Church, about 13 km east of Bridgetown, in the south of Barbados. It is also a bird reserve, so the birds drawn to the swamp are the main thing a visitor notices.

Chancery Lane Swamp lies in Christ Church parish, about 13 km east of Bridgetown, on the southern side of Barbados. The wetland is also a bird reserve, so visitors should keep to its edges and avoid disturbing roosting birds. Bring waterproof boots, as the ground stays muddy and saturated.

Chancery Lane Swamp lies in Christ Church parish, about 13 km east of Bridgetown, in the south of Barbados. The sources describe it as a swamp that also serves as a bird reserve, and the surrounding lowland has a savanna climate with temperatures near 26 °C and about 1,166 mm of rain a year.