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• Walthamstow
  '''Walthamstow''' is a town in south-western [[Essex]] within the metropolitan conurbation. It is one of t ...885. The longest outdoor street market in Britain, indeed longer than any in Europe, Walthamstow Market fills the High Street, occupying all but the las
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• Great Eastern Main Line
  ...line on the British railway system which connects Liverpool Street station in [[London]] with destinations to the east, including [[Shenfield]], [[Chelms ...arly the [[City of London]] which is served by Liverpool Street, and areas in east London including the Docklands financial district via the [[London Und
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• Hendon
  |county=Middlesex '''Hendon''' is a town in [[Middlesex]] within the metropolitan conurbation.
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• Tottenham
  |county=Middlesex '''Tottenham''' is a town in [[Middlesex]] within the metropolitan conurbation, found six-and-a-half miles north of
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• Willesden
  |county=Middlesex '''Willesden''' is a town in [[Middlesex]] deep within the metropolitan conurbation.
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• History of Middlesex
  {{#vardefine:shire|Middlesex}} ...s of the kingdom are here and so much of Britain's history has happened in Middlesex.
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• Chingford
  '''Chingford''' is a town in [[Essex]], at the edge of the metropolitan conurbation. ...argest reservoirs in the valley of the [[River Lea]] dividing Essex from [[Middlesex]] to the west. To the south of Chingford Mount and South Chingford the con
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• Fulham
  |county=Middlesex ...and south-east; across which lie [[Barnes]], [[Putney]] and [[Wandsworth]] in [[Surrey]].
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• Colnbrook
  ...village in the far east of [[Buckinghamshire]] adjacent to [[Poyle]] in [[Middlesex]]. It is situated 3½ miles south-east of central [[Slough]], 5½ miles eas ...1532 OCLC: 5001532]</ref> Coaching inns were the village's main industry. In 1106 the first one was founded by Milo Crispin, named ''the Hospice'' (now
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• Wraysbury
  ...[Buckinghamshire]] close to the borders of [[Berkshire]], [[Surrey]] and [[Middlesex]]. Wraysbury is 18 miles west by south-west of [[London]]. ...n Neolithic times. Many hundreds of flint artefacts were found and are now in the care of the Windsor Museum collection.
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• Sudbury, Middlesex
  | county = Middlesex '''Sudbury''' is a town in [[Middlesex]], located between [[Harrow]] to the north-west, [[Greenford]] and [[Periva
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• Harlesden
  |county=Middlesex '''Harlesden''' is a town in [[Middlesex]], within the metropolitan conurbation. Its main focal point is the Jubilee
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• Hounslow
  | county = Middlesex ...ted between [[Isleworth]] to the east, [[Feltham]] to the west, [[Whitton, Middlesex|Whitton]] to the south and [[Heston]] to the north.
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• Stoke Newington
  |county=Middlesex ...]] to the north, [[Clapton, Middlesex|Clapton]] to the east and [[Dalston, Middlesex|Dalston]] to the south.
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• Great North Road
  ...n while driving on the A1, because the modern route now bypasses the towns in which the inns are to be found. ...tarting point of the Great North Road was Smithfield in [[Clerkenwell]], [[Middlesex]], at the edge of the [[City of London]].
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• Portarlington
  ...owed in the country. In accordance with this enactment the borough created in Cooletoodera (''Cúil an tSúdaire''), received the name of Port-Arlington, ...|text=Unique among the French Protestant colonies established or augmented in Ireland following the Treaty of Limerick (1691), the Portarlington settleme
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• Coalbrookdale
  ...y I using locally mined "coking coal". The coal was drawn from drift mines in the sides of the valley. As it contained far fewer impurities than the coal ...g along a stream, Coalbrook, down to its meeting with the [[River Severn]] in the Ironbridge Gorge.
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• Hackney Wick
  |county=Middlesex |picture=The River Lea navigation in Hackney Wick 2013.jpg
  16 KB (2,472 words) - 22:59, 6 January 2015
• Hoxton
  |county=Middlesex ...the north of the [[City of London]], the major financial district, but is in complete contrast to it.
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• Bedfont
  |county=Middlesex ...eathrow Airport]]. It straddles Staines Road (A305) and the [[River Crane, Middlesex|River Crane]] and includes the area informally known as '''North Feltham'''
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