Hatfield Chase is a low-lying area located in South Yorkshire, England. It is characterized by its rich agricultural land and extensive drainage systems, which were developed to manage water levels. The area is known for its historical significance, particularly in relation to the Don River and its surrounding wetlands. Historically, Hatfield Chase was a large forested area, but it was drained in the 17th century for agricultural use. Today, it is primarily used for farming and is home to various wildlife species. The landscape features a mix of arable fields, grasslands, and small woodlands, contributing to its ecological diversity.