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• County Antrim
  {{Infobox county |name=County Antrim
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• County Armagh
  {{Infobox county |name=County Armagh
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• Montgomeryshire
  {{Infobox county |county town=[[Montgomery]]
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• Roxburghshire
  {{Infobox county |county town=[[Jedburgh]]
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• County Laois
  {{Infobox county |name=County Laois
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• County Waterford
  {{Infobox county |name=County Waterford
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• Counties of the United Kingdom
  ...he [[Domesday Book]] of the Conqueror (completed AD 1086) it is known that County limits have since that time undergone no alteration; in fact they have been ...to them, and so centuries of public records have been organised county by county, for which reason an understanding of the counties is vital for genealogica
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• Buckie
  | county = Banffshire ...e 1866-1870 survey Buckie has developed markedly with areas named Seatown, Newtown, Ianstown and Portessie. The 19th century OS Six Inch series<ref name="os6-
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• Chesham
  | county = Buckinghamshire ...amshire]], amidst the [[Chiltern Hills]]. It is 11 miles south-east of the county town of [[Aylesbury]]. Chesham is in the [[River Chess|Chess Valley]] and s
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• Chester
  |county = Cheshire ...la. Chester is home to some 77,040 and is one of the largest towns of the county. Chester received letters patent creating it a city in 1541.
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• Limavady
  |county=Londonderry ...''' is a market town in [[County Londonderry]], set on the plain that runs down towards [[Lough Neagh]] but with [[Binevenagh]] behind as a fine backdrop t
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• Crossings of the River Severn
  {{county|Montgomeryshire}} ...Newtown Railway, later becoming part of the Cambrian Railway's route from Newtown to Builth Wells; the railway was closed on 31 December 1962. Now used as a
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• River Severn
  ...pieces, before forming Staffordshire's border with Worcestershire. Four [[county town]]s stand on its banks: [[Montgomery]], [[Shrewsbury]], [[Worcester]], **[[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]]
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• Llanidloes
  |county=Montgomeryshire ...Valley to the Upper Severn Valley and on toward [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]]. It is the highest town on the [[River Severn]], the source of which lies
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• Newtown, Montgomeryshire
  |name=Newtown |county=Montgomeryshire
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• Welshpool
  |county=Montgomeryshire ...s are forced to shop in neighbouring towns like [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]] and [[Shrewsbury]].
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• Alderney
  |county=Bailiwick of Guernsey Villages on the island include [[Braye Harbour|Braye]], Newtown, [[Longis]], [[Crabby]] and Mannez.
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• Hungerford
  |county=Berkshire ...es within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The [[County top|highest point]] in [[Berkshire]] (and some would say the highest in Sou
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• Ordnance Survey
  ...p of the Scottish [[Highlands]] to facilitate keeping the rebellious clans down following the defeat of the Jacobite rising of 1745.<ref>{{Cite document ...rder while the Essex maps were published by Ordnance Survey and ignore the county border, setting the trend for future Ordnance Survey maps.<ref name=MFH117>
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• Trowbridge
  |county=Wiltshire ...a town in [[Wiltshire]], standing on the [[River Biss]] in the west of the county, approximately 12 miles southeast of [[Bath]], Somerset.
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• Ebbw Vale
  |county=Monmouthshire ..., Garnlydan, Hill Top, Briery Hill, Glyncoed, Willowtown, Glanyrafon, Cwm, Newtown, Victoria, Tyllwyn, Waunlwyd and Ebbw Vale itself. In particular Beaufort a
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• Conington, Huntingdonshire
  |county=Huntingdonshire ...ns, a family then living in Conington Castle, a building long since pulled down. The church, built around 1500, is a spacious one with a very fine west tow
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• Llanfyllin
  | county =Montgomeryshire ...ological Trust|accessdate=2012-02-10}}</ref> The mainline from Oswestry to Newtown closed in 1965, as resultantly did the branchline to Llanfyllin, under Brit
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• River Teme
  ...ghton]] where it forms the county border for several miles. The Teme runs down to the magnificent castle town of [[Ludlow]] in [[Shropshire]], flowing ben ...sty Hill]] in the [[Kerry, Radnorshire|Kerry Hills]] near Dolfor, south of Newtown. Two other rivers, the [[River Ithon]] and the [[River Mule]], rise within
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• Craven Arms
  |county=Shropshire ...the mid to late 19th century, making it a railway town. '''Newton''' or '''Newtown''' is still the name for the south-eastern part of the present day town, wh
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• River Irk
  [[File:River_Irk.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The River Irk, swollen by rain, in Newtown]] ...lows through the industrial and post-industrial towns in the south of that county.
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• Highbridge, Somerset
  |county=Somerset ...ng into, [[Burnham-on-Sea]], some 20 miles northwest of [[Taunton]], the [[county town]].
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• Newtownards
  |county=Down '''Newtownards''' is a large town in [[County Down]]. It stands at the most northern tip of [[Strangford Lough]], 10&nbsp;mile
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• Mountain Ash
  |county=Glamorgan ...[[Fernhill, Wales|Fernhill]], [[Glenboi]] and [[Newtown, Rhondda Cynon Taf|Newtown]] and Miskin.
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• List of King George's Fields
  ...ge's Fields]]''', otherwise known as '''King George V Fields''', county by county. All are in the United Kingdom except for that at Les Blancs Bois on [[Gue ==[[County Antrim]]==
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• Frodsham
  |county=Cheshire ...the town while the easternmost section towards Frodsham Bridge is known as Newtown, formerly called Newton by Frodsham.<ref>[[Ordnance Survey]], ''Explorer''
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• New Mills
  |county 1=Derby |county 2=Chester
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• Cushendall
  |county=Antrim ...is a desired village (and a townland of 153 acres) on the east coast of [[County Antrim]] (within the Barony of [[Glenarm Lower]].
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• Bradford-on-Avon
  |county=Wiltshire ...ford on Avon that it was no extra-ordinary thing to have clothiers in that county worth £10,000 to £40,000 per man".
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• Gosport
  |county=Hampshire ...way and Christchurch (including Priddy’s Hard). The Town area (including Newtown) of the borough consists of the town centre, Stoke Road shopping area, Roya
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• Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales
  ...been followed ever since; judges properly chosen and poetic subjects laid down for competitors to follow, and the poets were to compete under pseudonyms. !Year!!Place!!County
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• Limerick
  |county=County Limerick ...city on the estuary of the [[River Shannon]]. It is the county town of [[County Limerick]].
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• Trim
  |county=Meath ...- the largest Cambro-Norman castle in Ireland. It was once known as the [[county town]], but today that honour is claimed by [[Navan]]. St Patrick's Cathedr
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• Newtown Cloghoge
  |name=Newtown Cloghoge |county=Armagh
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• Newtown-Crommelin
  |name=Newtown-Crommelin |county=Antrim
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• Newtownbutler
  |county=Fermanagh ...ugh Erne]], the border with [[County Monaghan]], and the town of [[Clones, County Monaghan|Clones]]. It is surrounded by small lakes and bogland. The 2011 Ce
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• Newtownhamilton
  |county=Armagh ...sometimes referred to as '''Newtown''', is a small village and parish in [[County Armagh]]. It lies in [[Tullyvallan]] [[townland]]. The parish is within the
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• Gort
  |county=Galway ...th of [[County Galway]]. It is to be found just north of the border with [[County Clare]] on the main N18 Galway to [[Limerick]] road.
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• Kempston
  |county=Bedfordshire ...n or soon after 1896, when a site was purchased for £65 2s. 6d. It became Newtown Methodist chapel after the merger of the various Methodist churches in the
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• Bridgwater and Taunton Canal
  ...ater from 1962. The Countryside Act 1968 provided a framework for Somerset County Council to start the restoration of the canal as a leisure facility, which ...aunsel Bridge|work=Somerset Historic Environment Record|publisher=Somerset County Council|accessdate=2008-10-11}}</ref> Over fifty [[culvert]]s were built to
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• Llanymynech
  |county 1=Montgomeryshire |county 2=Shropshire
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• Barony of Fermoy
  '''Fermoy''' is a barony in the East Riding of [[County Cork]].<ref name="parl-gazz">{{cite book |title=The Parliamentary Gazetteer ...n)]</ref> The town with the greatest population in the barony is [[Mallow, County Cork|Mallow]] (8,578 people per Census of 2006).
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• River Boyne
  {{county|Meath}} ...to reach the [[Irish Sea]] between [[Mornington, Meath]] and [[Baltray]], County Louth.
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• Caersws
  | county = Montgomeryshire ...rn]] in [[Montgomeryshire]], four miles west of [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]], and halfway between [[Aberystwyth]] and [[Shrewsbury]]. At the 2001 cen
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• Devil's Causeway
  {{county|Northumberland}} ...or 2 miles. The road heads west of north passing [[Newtown, Northumberland|Newtown]] before crossing the [[River Till]] immediately before [[Horton, Northumbe
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• River Elan
  {{county|Cardigan}} ...map sheets 200 ''Llandrindod Wells & Elan Valley'' and 214 ''Llanidloes & Newtown''</ref>
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• Beguildy
  | county=Radnorshire ...northwest of [[Knighton]], on the B4355 road to [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]]. It lies near the headwaters of the [[River Teme]] and has an elevation o
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• Llanbister
  | county=Radnorshire ...Stagecoach Wales) which connects [[Cardiff]] to [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]] via [[Merthyr Tydfil]], [[Brecon]], [[Builth Wells]] and Llandrindod Well
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• Llanyre
  | county=Radnorshire *Newtown Textile Museum ''(18 Miles)''
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• Llangurig
  | county=Montgomeryshire ...s of accessing Llanidloes through the creation of the joint Llanidloes and Newtown Railway, it would extend 1½ miles of double track southwards to Penpontbre
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• Kerry
  | county=Montgomeryshire | post town=Newtown
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• Bettws Cedewain
  | county = Montgomeryshire | post town= Newtown
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• Llangynog, Montgomeryshire
  |county=Montgomeryshire ...ry]] take around half an hour to visit by car. [[Wrexham]], [[Chester]], [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newown]] and [[Shrewsbury]] are all under an hour away. Th
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• Forden
  |county=Montgomeryshire Looking down on the parish is the Long Mountain, which stretches north eastwards from Fo
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• Llanbrynmair
  |county=Montgomeryshire ...821 and the arrival of the railway line between [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]] and [[Machynlleth]] in 1861.
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• Llandinam
  |county=Montgomeryshire ...lage and parish in [[Montgomeryshire]], between [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]] and [[Llanidloes]], located on the A470 road.<ref name="WAEoW">{{cite boo
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• Tregynon
  |county=Montgomeryshire |post town=Newtown
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• Dwyriw
  |county=Montgomeryshire |post town=Newtown
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• Cemmaes Road
  |county=Montgomeryshire ...village was named after the now-closed Cemmaes Road railway station on the Newtown and Machynlleth Railway, now part of the Cambrian Line. Cemmaes Road was al
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• Llandrinio
  |county=Montgomeryshire ...se to the towns of [[Welshpool]], [[Oswestry]], [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]] and [[Shrewsbury]].
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• Abermule
  |county=Montgomeryshire ...rvice running to [[Shrewsbury]], [[Welshpool]], [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]] and [[Montgomery]].
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• St Boswells
  |county=Roxburghshire ...is a village and parish in [[Roxburghshire]] about a mile south-east of [[Newtown St Boswells]] by the A68 road. It lies on the south side of the [[River Twe
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• Newtown St Boswells
  |county=Roxburghshire ...nal Headquarters.jpg|thumb|Part of the Scottish Borders council offices at Newtown St Boswells]]
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• Hungerford Newtown
  |name=Hungerford Newtown |county=Berkshire
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• Maxton
  {{county|Roxburghshire}} ...the A68 road, south of [[St Boswells]], north of [[Ancrum]], and east of [[Newtown St Boswells]]. Adjacent parishes are [[Mertoun]] (in Berwickshire) to the n
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• Bowden
  |county=Roxburghshire ...urghshire]] situated three miles south of [[Melrose]], two miles west of [[Newtown St Boswells]] and tucked in the shadow of the [[Eildon Hills]].
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• St Cuthbert's Way
  {{county|Roxburgh}} ...] to the village of [[Bowden, Roxburghshire|Bowden]], then turns east to [[Newtown St Boswells]] on the [[River Tweed]] opposite [[Dryburgh Abbey]].
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• Woodlands St Mary
  |county=Berkshire ...ome two miles to the east, between [[Shefford Woodlands]] and [[Hungerford Newtown]].
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• Corris Railway
  |county=Merionethshire On 3 January 1863 the standard gauge Newtown and Machynlleth Railway opened, followed on 1 July of the same year by the
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• Roman Heritage Way
  {{county|Northumberland}} ...Dere Street]], the [[St Cuthbert's Way]], and a set of core paths around [[Newtown St Boswells]] and [[Melrose]].
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• Butetown
  |county=Glamorgan ...being Crockhertown, [[Grangetown, Cardiff|Grangetown]], [[Newtown, Cardiff|Newtown]] and [[Temperance Town, Cardiff|Temperance Town]].
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• Durrow
  |county 1=County Laois |county 2=County Kilkenny
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• Anstey, Leicestershire
  |county=Leicestershire ...ders the villages of [[Glenfield, Leicestershire|Glenfield]], [[Groby]], [[Newtown Linford]], [[Cropston]] and [[Thurcaston]] as well as the suburb of [[Beaum
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• Woodhouse Eaves
  |county=Leicestershire ...e dense in old houses, making it one of the most expensive villages in the county.
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• Whitwick
  |county=Leicestershire ...parts of [[Hugglescote]], [[Donington le Heath]], [[Ratby]], Bocheston, [[Newtown Unthank]] and Whittington.<ref>Hadfield, CN: Charnwood Forest, 1952, p 47</
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• Aberhafesp
  |county=Montgomeryshire |post town=Newtown
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• Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway
  |county=Montgomeryshire ...ed by the Cambrian Railways, connecting with it at the former Oswestry and Newtown Railway station in the town of Welshpool. The line is built through difficu
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• Lennoxtown
  |county=Stirlingshire ...ed and built according to a formal plan. Lennoxtown was at first known as 'Newtown of Campsie',<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.scottish-places.info/towns/townf
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• The City, Montgomeryshire
  |county=Montgomeryshire |post town=Newtown
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• Llanllwchaiarn
  |county=Montgomeryshire |post town=Newtown
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• Aston, Birmingham
  |county=Warwickshire ...the city centre. To the east lies [[Erdington]] and to the west across the county border with [[Staffordshire]] lies the suburb of [[Handsworth, Staffordshir
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• Kilbroney, County Down
  '''Kilbroney''' is a parish in [[County Down]], situated mainly in the barony of [[Iveagh Upper, Upper Half]], with one *[[Ballyedmond, County Down|Ballyedmond]]
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• Kilconway
  '''Kilconway''' is a barony in [[County Antrim]].<ref name="PRONI"/> It is bordered by six other baronies: [[Dunluc *Newtown Crommelin
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• Lowick, Northumberland
  |county=Northumberland ...ed north under a C Road for about six miles from [[Newtown, Northumberland|Newtown]]. The causeway is a [[Roman road]] which starts at Port Gate on [[Hadrian'
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• Unthank
  *[[County Durham]]: *[[Newtown Unthank]] in Leicestershire
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• List of golf courses in the United Kingdom
  ...se is situated. Courses in detached parts of counties are listed under the county in which they are locally situate and so noted. *Bedford & County Golf Club - [[Bedford]]
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• Pendlebury
  |county=Lancashire .../www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=41444 |work=A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 4 |publisher=British History Online |pages=397–404|y
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• Montgomeryshire Canal
  {{county|Montgomeryshire}} ...langollen Canal]] (at [[Frankton Junction]]) to [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]], via [[Llanymynech]] and [[Welshpool]].
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• Frankton Junction
  {{county|Shropshire}} ...hofa to Garthmyl was known as the Eastern Branch, and the route onwards to Newtown as the Western Branch. The canal was never a financial success.<ref name=ni
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• Newtowncunningham
  |county=Donegal ...ated to '''Newton''', is a village in the Laggan district in the east of [[County Donegal]]. It is located on the N13 road road 11 miles east of [[Letterkenn
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• Kingsclere
  |county=Hants ...ire]]. Kingsclere is located near to [[Watership Down, Hampshire|Watership Down]], the setting of Richard Adams' 1972 novel of the same name.
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• River Sence
  {{county|Leicestershire}} ...Sence''' is a river which flows through western [[Leicestershire]] to the county's border with [[Warwickshire]], where it enters the [[River Anker]].
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• Desford
  |county=Leicestershire ...of [[Leicester]]. The parish includes the hamlets of [[Botcheston]] and [[Newtown Unthank]] and a scattered settlement at Lindridge. The population at the 20
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• Bemersyde House
  |county=Berwickshire The nearest towns are [[Newtown St Boswells]], [[Melrose]], and [[Dryburgh]]. The [[William Wallace Statue,
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• Clintmains
  |county=Berwickshire ...e parish of [[Mertoun]] in [[Berwickshire]]. It is found to the east of [[Newtown St Boswells]] where the B6356 and B6404 roads meet.
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• William Wallace Statue, Bemersyde
  {{county|Berwickshire}} ...e [[Brotherstone Hill]], [[Dryburgh Abbey]], the [[Leaderfoot Viaduct]], [[Newtown St Boswells]], [[Scott's View]] and the [[Smailholm Tower]].
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• Dryburgh
  |county=Berwickshire Across the river is [[Newtown St Boswells]], and beyond is [[Melrose]], with its own ruined abbey, [[Melr
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• Dryburgh Suspension Bridge
  |county 1=Berwickshire |county 2=Roxburghshire
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• Scott's View
  {{county|Berwickshire}} ...is extensive and open, taking in rolling farmland beyond the village of [[Newtown St Boswells]]. Immediately below the viewer is a meander of the Tweed itsel
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• Sarn, Montgomeryshire
  |county=Montgomery |post town=Newtown
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• Bettws-y-Crwyn
  |county=Salop ...f [[Craven Arms]], and nine miles south-east of [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]] in [[Montgomeryshire]].
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• Brompton, Shropshire
  |county=Salop ...es on the A489 road between [[Churchstoke]] and [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]], at its junction with the B4385. Brompton forms a township of the ancient
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• Pentreheyling
  |county=Salop ...]] on the A489 road between [[Churchstoke]] and [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]].
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• Belses
  |county=Roxburghshire ...Belses, which is in essence just one farm. The place is to the south of [[Newtown St Boswells]], west of [[Jedburgh]] and north of [[Hawick]]. The nearest v
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• Faughill
  |county=Roxburghshire ...wo and a half miles to the north, hidden behind the three Eildon hills. [[Newtown St Boswells]] is two miles to the east.
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• Hassendean
  |county=Roxburghshire The old railway line from Hawick up to [[Newtown St Boswells]] passed by Hassendean and there is a disused station here, Has
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• Mertoun
  |county=Berwick ...southernmost point of the parish also forms the southernmost point of the county.
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• Highcliffe-on-Sea
  |county=Hants ...re popular tourist destination in the Victorian era, Slop Pond was renamed Newtown. This was changed to Highcliff after the first house built on the high clif
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• Bampton, Devon
  |county=Devon ...e mound was a rectangular bailey, defended to the south by the steep slope down to the River Batherm. Following a dispute with King Stephen about the owner
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• Back of the Wight
  {{county|Hampshire}} ...ional Trust]]. [[Brighstone Forest]], which covers the top of [[Brighstone Down]], is the largest on the island.
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• Newbridge, Hampshire
  |county=Hampshire ...Shalfleet]] and discharges into the [[Solent]] at [[Newtown, Isle of Wight|Newtown]].
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• Hook-near-Warsash
  |county=Hants ...necessary to distinguish this Hook, from its namesake in the north of the county.
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• Warsash
  |county=Hants ...nd Warsash continued as hamlets making livings from fishing and smuggling. Newtown had in addition a number of salterns.
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• Newtown, Isle of Wight
  |name=Newtown |county=Hampshire
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• Newtown Old Town Hall
  |name=Newtown Old Town Hall |county=Hampshire
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• Porchfield
  |county=Hampshire ...coast of the [[Isle of Wight]], [[Hampshire]], facing the mainland of the county. It is to be found between [[Cowes]] and [[Yarmouth, Isle of Wight|Yarmout
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• Newtown River
  [[File:Newtown Bay.jpg|thumb|350px|Newtown River with yachts at anchor]] [[File:Newtown harbour, IW, UK.jpg|thumb|250px|The mouth of Newtown Harbour]]
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• Caul Bourne
  {{county|Hampshire}} ...ributaries before flowing into to the [[Solent]] by way of [[Newtown River|Newtown estuary]], a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
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• Ipsden
  |county=Oxford ...]</ref> Ipsden has a former village school in a part of the village called Newtown. It is now a pre-school for children 3–5 years old.<ref>[http://www.ipsde
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• Newton Bromswold
  |county=Northampton '''Newton Bromswold''' otherwise '''Newtown Bromshold''' is a village and parish in [[Northamptonshire]], adjacent to t
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• Newmarket-on-Fergus
  |county=Clare ...942/newmarket.htm|title=I.T.A. Topographical and General Survey1942/3|work=County Clare Library website}}</ref>
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• Beckfoot, Cumberland
  |county=Cumberland ...lloth-on-Solway]] and two miles north of the village of [[Mawbray]]. The [[county town]], [[Carlisle]] is twenty-five miles away to the east.
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• Celbridge
  |county=Kildare '''Celbridge''' is a town and [[townland]] on the [[River Liffey]] in [[County Kildare]]. It is located 14 miles west of [[Dublin]], at the intersection o
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• Tramore
  |county=Waterford '''Tramore''' is a seaside town in [[County Waterford]]. A small fishing village until the arrival of the railway in 18
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• Goodyhills
  |county=Cumberland At nearby [[Newtown, Cumberland|Newtown]], there is a farm park and tea room called the Gincase.<ref>{{cite web|tit
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• Thomastown
  |county=Kilkenny ...mastown&placeID=27244 Placenames Database of Ireland]</ref> is a town in [[County Kilkenny]]. It is a lively market town along a stretch of the River Nore wh
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• Holme St Cuthbert
  |county=Cumberland ...amlet is to be found about 23 miles to the south-west of [[Carlisle]], the county town.
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• Mawbray
  |county=Cumberland ...olme St Cuthbert]], [[Jericho, Cumberland|Jericho]], [[Newtown, Cumberland|Newtown]], [[Salta]], and [[Tarns, Cumberland|Tarns]].
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• Newton Reigny
  |county=Cumberland The name 'Newtown' is precisely as it seem: a "new village". It is recorded in 1185 that the
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• Newtown, Cumberland
  |name=Newtown |county=Cumberland
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• Pelutho
  |county=Cumberland ...n]] three-and-a-half miles to the north-east. [[Carlisle]], Cumberland's [[county town]], is 21 miles to the east.
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• Walton, Cumberland
  |county=Cumberland ...on]], on the north bank of the [[River Irthing]]. Nearby villages include Newtown, [[Banks, Cumberland|Banks]] and [[Lanercost]].
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• Wolsty
  |county=Cumberland ...the village of [[Mawbray]], and twenty-three miles west of Cumberland's [[county town]], [[Carlisle]].
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• Lowther
  |county=Westmorland ...sh of some 495 souls, incorporating Lowther itself, Newtown (alias Lowther Newtown), [[Hackthorpe]], [[Whale]] and [[Melkinthorpe]]. A large part of the pari
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• Newcastle, Shropshire
  |county=Salop ...ts way between [[Craven Arms]] in Shropshire to [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]] in [[Montgomeryshire]].
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• Gregynog Hall
  {{county|Montgomery}} [[Image:Gregynog Hall, Tregynon, near Newtown, Powys, Wales, UK.jpg|thumb|250px|Gregynog]]
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• Kilbeggan
  |county=Westmeath ...Lough Ennell]], and [[Castletown Geoghegan]], north of the boundary with [[County Offaly]], about 5½ miles north of [[Tullamore]]. Kilbeggan is surrounded
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• River Bray
  {{county|Devon}} ...tp://www.riverlevels.info/river-bray-brayford-newtown-bridge River Bray at Newtown Bridge, Brayford - the River Levels]</ref> but it can be prone to flooding.
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• Pemberton, Lancashire
  |county=Lancaster ...western bank of the [[River Douglas, Lancashire|River Douglas]],<ref name="County of Lanc">{{Harvnb|Brownbill|Farrer|1911|pp=78–83}}.</ref> contiguous to W
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• Tory Island
  |county=Donegal ...h lies in the [[Atlantic Ocean]], nine miles off the north-west coast of [[County Donegal]]. It is the most remote inhabited island of Ireland,<ref name=oln
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• Burren Way
  {{county|Clare}} '''The Burren Way''' is a long-distance walking route in [[County Clare]], 71 miles long and crossing [[the Burren]], one of the most unearth
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• Doonagore Castle
  |county=Clare ...osure located about 1&nbsp;km above the coastal village of [[Doolin]] in [[County Clare]]. Its name may be derived from ''Dún na Gabhair'', meaning "the for
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• Newtown Castle
  |name=Newtown Castle |county=Clare
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• Parke's Castle
  |county=Leitrim ...) is a Plantation-era castle standing on the banks of [[Lough Gill]], in [[County Leitrim]].<ref name=Archaeology>Tom Condit, Gabriel Cooney, Claire Foley an
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• Dane's Cast
  {{county|Armagh}} ...earthwork the remains of which appear in [[County Armagh]] and in [[County Down]]. It may once have been a continuous line, interrupted by the [[Newry Riv
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• Mochdre, Montgomeryshire
  |county=Montgomery |post town=Newtown
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• Severn Way
  {{county|Gloucestershire}} ...igh on the slopes of [[Plynlimon]], in [[Montgomeryshire]], and follows it down all the way to [[Bristol]].
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• Ballyvaughan
  |county=Clare ...011 – Population Classified by Area Table 6 Population of each province, county, city, urban area, rural area and electoral division, 2006 and 2011]</ref>
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• Ivington
  |county=Herefordshire ...lages include [[Ivington Green]], [[Stag Batch]], [[Newtown, Herefordshire|Newtown]] and [[Brierley, Herefordshire|Brierley]].
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• St Fagans National Museum of History
  {{county|Glamorgan}} It consists of more than forty re-erected buildings from every county in Wales, and is set in the grounds of [[St Fagans Castle]], a Grade-I-list
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• Cawrse
  ...Shropshire; to the south by [[Montgomery Hundred]]; to the south-west by [[Newtown Hundred]]; and to the west by [[Mathrafel Hundred]]. It had a population of ^†: Remainder in Newtown hundred.<br />
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• Mathrafel Hundred
  ...e east by [[Pool Hundred|Pool]] and [[Cawrse]] hundreds; to the south by [[Newtown Hundred]]; to the south-west by [[Machynlleth Hundred]]; and to the west by
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• Newtown Hundred
  [[File:Newtown Hundred - Montgomeryshire.svg|thumb|250px|Newtown Hundred in Montgomeryshire]] ...e of the [[hundred]]s of [[Montgomeryshire]], located in the centre of the county. It is bounded to the north by [[Mathrafel Hundred]]; to the north-east by
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• Llanidloes Hundred
  ...ynlleth Hundred]]; to the north by [[Mathrafel Hundred]]; to the east by [[Newtown Hundred]]; to the south-east by [[Montgomery Hundred]]; to the south by Rad
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• Montgomery Hundred
  ...s with [[Shropshire]] and [[Radnorshire]]. It is bounded to the north by [[Newtown Hundred]]; to the north-east by [[Cawrse]]; to the south-east by Shropshire
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• Old John Tower
  |county=Leicestershire ...e laid out for his horses, along with the building of a stable block lower down the hill.<ref name=s />
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• Blackrock, County Dublin
  |county=Dublin '''Blackrock''' is a suburb of [[Dublin]], in [[County Dublin]], two miles north-west of [[Dún Laoghaire]].
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• Churchtown, County Dublin
  |county=Dublin ...rb on the southside of [[Dublin]], between [[Rathfarnham]] and [[Dundrum, County Dublin|Dundrum]].
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• Coolock
  |county=Dublin '''Coolock''' is a village of [[County Dublin]] swallowed into [[Dublin]]'s becoming suburban area, centred on the
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• Glencullen
  {{distinguish|Glencullen, County Mayo}} |county=Dublin
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• Stepaside, Montgomeryshire
  |county=Montgomeryshire ...mlet in [[Montgomeryshire]], just south-west of [[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]], along a local road from the town up the constricting valley of the Mochd
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• Slieveanorra Forest
  {{county|Antrim}} ...he rural north of [[County Antrim]], near the villages of [[Corkey]] and [[Newtown Crommelin]]. It is a vast conifer forest and offers panoramic views.
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• Newtown, Cheshire
  |name=Newtown |county=Cheshire
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• Cobh
  |county=Cork ...' and before that as '''Cove''', is a seaport town on the south coast of [[County Cork]]. It stands on the south side of the [[Great Island]] in [[Cork Harbo
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• Newtownshandrum
  |county=Cork .... Historic maps from 1829–1841 and 1897–1913 identify the village as 'Newtown'.
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• Burghclere
  |county=Hampshire ...ounty. It is just south of [[Newtown, Hampshire|Newtown]], a hamlet on the county border, and to the north of [[Old Burghclere]], now a mere hamlet.
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• Newtown Common
  |name=Newtown Common |county=Hampshire
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• Newtown, Hampshire
  |name=Newtown |county=Hampshire
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• Malvern Link
  |county=Worcester ...the settlement between the railway station and the area's western limit at Newtown Road in Link Top. The urban development takes a gentle transition through t
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• Grangetown, Cardiff
  |county=Glamorgan ...ne of the "five towns of Cardiff", the others are Butetown, Crockherbtown, Newtown and Temperance Town.
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