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|text='''St George's''' (formally, the '''Town of St George''', or 'St George's Town') is the largest town in [[Bermuda]], though no longer its capital. It stands on St George's Island and within St George's Parish. | |text='''St George's''' (formally, the '''Town of St George''', or 'St George's Town') is the largest town in [[Bermuda]], though no longer its capital. It stands on St George's Island and within St George's Parish. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:52, 20 March 2018
St George's, BermudaSt George's (formally, the Town of St George, or 'St George's Town') is the largest town in Bermuda, though no longer its capital. It stands on St George's Island and within St George's Parish. The town was settled in 1612, and was the first permanent English settlement on the islands of Bermuda, and indeed it is the oldest continuously-inhabited English town in the New World. (Read more) |
