The Cherhill White Horse is a large chalk hill figure located near the village of Cherhill in Wiltshire, England. Carved into the hillside in 1780, it depicts a horse and measures about 50 meters long. The figure is one of several white horses in the region and is a popular landmark for both locals and tourists. The Cherhill White Horse was created to commemorate the Battle of the Boyne, a significant event in Irish history. It is maintained by periodic re-chalking to preserve its visibility. The site offers scenic views of the surrounding countryside and is accessible via walking paths.