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• Cross Fell
  |name=Cross Fell |picture caption=Cross Fell, from the Eden Valley
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• Chandlers Cross
  |name=Chandlers Cross '''Chandlers Cross''' is a hamlet in [[Hertfordshire]] found in the woods to the north of [[Cr
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• High Cross, Hertfordshire
  |name=High Cross |picture=St John the Evangelist, High Cross, Herts - geograph.org.uk - 357751.jpg
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• Maple Cross
  |name=Maple Cross '''Maple Cross''' is a village in the southwest corner of [[Hertfordshire]]. It is a vill
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• St Cross South Elmham
  ...St Cross South Elmham - geograph.org.uk - 863835.jpg|right|thumb|300px|St Cross South Elmham]] '''St Cross South Elmham''' is a little village in northern [[Suffolk]]; one of the gro
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• Waltham Cross
  |name=Waltham Cross |picture=Waltham Cross.JPG
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• Clay Cross
  |name=Clay Cross |picture=Clay Cross - Market Street (A6175) - geograph.org.uk - 1148794.jpg
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• Ballagh Cross Roads
  |name=Ballagh Cross Roads '''Ballagh Cross Roads''' is a village in [[Fermanagh]].
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• Balloo Cross Roads
  |name=Balloo Cross Roads '''Balloo Cross Roads''' is a village in [[County Down]].
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• Bovedy Terrace Cross Roads
  |name=Bovedy Terrace Cross Roads '''Bovedy Terrace Cross Roads''' is a hamlet in [[County Londonderry]].
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• Moran's Cross Roads
  |name=Moran's Cross Roads '''Moran's Cross Roads''' is a village in [[County Londonderry]].
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• Flint Cross
  |name=Flint Cross |picture caption=Coach House Hotel, Flint Cross
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• Whiteleaf Cross
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• Cross Ash
  |name=Cross Ash |picture=Old Post Office, Cross Ash - geograph.org.uk - 1309419.jpg
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• Glandy Cross
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• Cross Hands
  |name=Cross Hands |picture=Cross Hands station site geograph-3361063-by-Ben-Brooksbank.jpg
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• Arborfield Cross
  |name=Arborfield Cross |picture=Arborfield Cross - geograph.org.uk - 64524.jpg
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• Dinas Cross
  |name=Dinas Cross '''Dinas Cross''' is a village and parish in [[Pembrokeshire]]. It is situated between [[F
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• Hayscastle Cross
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• Tiers Cross
  [[File:Tiers Cross - geograph.org.uk - 163512.jpg|thumb|right|Tiers Cross]] '''Tiers Cross''' is a villages and civil community in [[Pembrokeshire]] to the south-west
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• Three Mile Cross
  |name=Three Mile Cross |picture=Three Mile Cross - geograph.org.uk - 3944.jpg
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• Cross Borders Drove Road
  The '''Cross Borders Drove Road''' is a long-distance trail of 52 miles, steeped in hist ...heir drove roads over the [[Pentland Hills]] became long established. The Cross Border Drove Road follows or imitates these routes, along winding tracks ov
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• Puleston Cross
  ...Newport, Shropshire - geograph-3565020.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Pulestone Cross]] ...n or during Cromwell's time is unknown, but the latter is suggested as the cross was moved in 1633.
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• Maen Achwyfan Cross
  ...ord (2) - geograph.org.uk - 655199.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The Maen Achwyfan Cross]] The '''Maen Achwyfan Cross''' is a standing cross at [[Maen Achwyfan]] in [[Flintshire]]. It was erected in around AD 1000 i
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• Crosshall cross
  [[File:Crosshill Cross - geograph.org.uk - 212188.jpg|thumb|right|]] The '''Crosshall Cross''' is a cross at Crosshall Farm, [[Eccles, Berwickshire|Eccles]] in [[Berwickshire]].
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• Charing Cross
  ...wing the Statue of Charles I, situated on the site of the original Eleanor Cross]] ...on are measured. It gives its name to several landmarks, including Charing Cross railway station, one of the main London rail terminals.
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• Mortimer's Cross Water Mill
  ...ss Water Mill - geograph.org.uk - 1899259.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Mortimer's Cross Water Mill]] '''Mortimer's Cross Water Mill''' is an 18th-century watermill on the [[River Lugg]], seven mil
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• St Augustine's Cross
  ...geograph.org.uk - 306070.jpg|right|thumb|270px|East face of St Augustine's Cross]] ...Canterbury. It stands in the parish of [[Minster-in-Thanet|Minster]]. The cross was erected in 1884 to commemorate the arrival of St Augustine in England i
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• Carew Cross
  [[File:CroesMareduddAbEdwin.jpg|250px|thumb|The Carew Cross east face]] '''Carew Cross''' (or sometimes '''The Carew Cross''') is an 11th-century Grade I listed monument in the village of [[Carew]],
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• Geddington Eleanor Cross
  #Redirect[[Eleanor Cross, Geddington]]
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• Eleanor Cross, Geddington
  [[File:Geddington Eleanor cross.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Eleanor Cross in Geddington]] The '''Eleanor Cross''' in [[Geddington]], [[Northamptonshire]] is a survivor of one of the seri
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• Binham Market Cross
  ...side Cross - geograph.org.uk - 1404179.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Binham Market Cross on the Green]] ...ples of a mediæval standing cross in the county. It is though missing the cross at its head, which was possibly destroyed by iconoclasts during the 16th or
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• Dunster Butter Cross
  ...Butter Cross - geograph.org.uk - 1702292.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Butter Cross, Dunster]] ...er|url=http://www.exmoorher.co.uk/hbsmr-web/record.aspx?UID=MSO9415-Butter-Cross-Dunster|website=Exmoor Historic Environment Record|publisher=Exmoor Nationa
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• Carland Cross
  |name=Carland Cross |picture caption=Carland Cross roundabout on the A30 trunk road
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• Godolphin Cross
  |name=Godolphin Cross |picture=St John's Church, Godolphin Cross.jpg
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• Chiverton Cross
  |name=Chiverton Cross |picture caption=St Peter's Church, Mithian (Chiverton Cross)
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• Mountain Cross, Peeblesshire
  #Redirect[[Mountain Cross]]
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• Mountain Cross
  |name=Mountain Cross '''Mountain Cross''' is a little village in [[Peeblesshire]], on the A701 road between [[Roma
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• Millholm Cross
  [[File:Millholm Cross.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Millholm Cross]] '''Millholm Cross''' is a standing cross in the open country about a mile south of [[Newcastleton]] in [[Roxburghshi
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• Boyton Cross
  |name=Boyton Cross |picture=Boyton Cross, Essex - geograph.org.uk - 108524.jpg
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• Headless Cross
  |picture=Headless Cross Water Tower - geograph.org.uk - 7379.jpg |picture caption=Water Tower, Headless Cross
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• Gerrards Cross
  |picture=This is Gerrards Cross town centre (to my mind) - geograph.org.uk - 29075.jpg |picture caption=Gerrards Cross town centre
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• Gerrard's Cross
  #REDIRECT [[Gerrards Cross]]
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• Broughton Cross
  |name=Broughton Cross |picture=The road through Broughton Cross (geograph 4248128).jpg
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• Rockcliffe Cross
  |name=Rockcliffe Cross |picture=Rockcliffe Cross, Cumbria , farm buildings. - geograph.org.uk - 646382.jpg
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• Clay Cross Tunnel
  [[File:Clay Cross Tunnel.jpg|thumb|right|300px|The northern portal of Clay Cross Tunnel]] ...s a 1,784-yard tunnel on the former North Midland Railway line near [[Clay Cross]] in [[Derbyshire]], now part of the [[Midland Main Line]].
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• Ballyrobert Cross Roads
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• Cross Slieve
  |name=Cross Slieve |picture caption=Port Obe from Cross Slieve
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• Alminstone Cross
  |name=Alminstone Cross |picture=Phonebox at Alminstone Cross - geograph.org.uk - 672383.jpg
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• Battledown Cross
  |name=Battledown Cross |picture=Battledown Cross - geograph.org.uk - 512953.jpg
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• Bantham Cross
  |name=Bantham Cross |picture=Bantham Cross - geograph.org.uk - 1557358.jpg
  589 B (84 words) - 20:59, 3 April 2018
• Cross Hill, Deception Island
  |name=Cross Hill '''Cross Hill''' rises to 525 feet above sea level on the rim of [[Deception Island]
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• Battisborough Cross
  |name=Battisborough Cross |picture caption=The Crossroads at Battisborough Cross
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• Berry Cross
  |name=Berry Cross |picture caption=Berry Cross
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• Berry Down Cross
  |name=Berry Down Cross |picture=Berry Down Cross (geograph 4479400).jpg
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• Boasley Cross
  |name=Boasley Cross |picture caption=Boasley Cross Methodist chapel
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• New Cross Gate
  #REDIRECT [[New Cross]]
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• New Cross
  |picture =All Saints, New Cross SE14 - geograph.org.uk - 82213.jpg |picture caption=All Saints, New Cross
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• Upton Cross
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• Preston Market Cross
  #Redirect[[Preston, Prestonpans#The Merkat Cross]]
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• Ormiston Market Cross
  #Redirect[[Ormiston#Mercat Cross]]
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• Cross Kirk, Peebles
  |name=Cross Kirk |picture=Cross Kirk - geograph.org.uk - 1147139.jpg
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• Norman Cross Hundred
  [[File:Norman Cross Hundred - Huntingdonshire.svg|thumb|250px|Norman Cross Hundred in Huntingdonshire]] '''Norman Cross''' is a [[Hundreds of Huntingdonshire|hundred]] of [[Huntingdonshire]], in
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• Lenham Cross
  ...ns above Lenham - geograph.org.uk - 34747.jpg|right|thumb|350px|The Lenham Cross]] '''Lenham Cross''' is a figure carved as a war memorial into the chalk hillside of a ridge
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• Ansty Cross
  |name=Ansty Cross |picture caption=Crossroads at Ansty Cross
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• Harman's Cross
  |name=Harman's Cross |picture caption=Harman's Cross Station
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• Three Legged Cross
  |name=Three Legged Cross |picture=Three Legged Cross, The Woodcutters, shop and garage - geograph.org.uk - 1037803.jpg
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• Trickett's Cross
  |name=Trickett's Cross |picture caption=Shops at Trickett's Cross
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• Cross Hill, Ascension Island
  |name=Cross Hill |picture caption=Cross Hill behind St Mary's Church
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• Ardboe High Cross
  [[File:Ardboe Cross.jpg|right|thumb|280px|Ardboe High Cross]] '''Ardboe High Cross''' is an ancient high cross standing by the site where once there was a monastery in [[Ardboe]] in [[Ty
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• Harold's Cross
  |name=Harold's Cross |picture caption=Memorial cross at Harold's Cross Park
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• Pilsley, Clay Cross
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• Cross o' th' Hands
  |name=Cross o' th' Hands |picture=Cross O' Th' Hands, Derbyshire (geograph 177279).jpg
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• Cross Britain Way
  ...tream at Pont Llogel - geograph.org.uk - 2383014.jpg|right|thumb|280px|The Cross Britain Way by Pont Llogel, Mongomeryshire]] ...[Barmouth]] in [[Merionethshire]], on the west coast.<ref>{{cite web|title=Cross Britain Way|url=http://my.viewranger.com/route/details/NjA1NDA=|publisher=V
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• Rylane Cross
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• Bulls Cross
  |name=Bulls Cross |picture=Bulls Cross.jpg
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• Hatton Cross
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• Eversley Cross
  |name=Eversley Cross |picture=The Chequers, Eversley Cross (geograph 3887747).jpg
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• High Cross, Hampshire
  |name=High Cross |picture=St Peter's Church, High Cross Lane, High Cross (NHLE Code 1264247) (July 2019) (3).JPG
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• Mount Cross
  |name=Mount Cross '''Mount Cross''' rises to 3,300 feet in the [[Anderson Hills]], within the [[Patuxent Ran
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• Balls Cross
  |name=Balls Cross |picture=The Stag Inn, Balls Cross - geograph.org.uk - 1041448.jpg
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• Barcombe Cross
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• Cross-in-Hand
  |name=Cross-in-Hand |picture=St Bartholomew's Church, Cross-in-Hand.JPG
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• Cross-in-Hand Windmill
  #Redirect[[New Mill, Cross-in-Hand]]
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• New Mill, Cross-in-Hand
  |built=1855 (Framfield);<br/>1868 Cross-in-Hand '''New Mill''' is a post mill standing at [[Cross in Hand]] near [[Heathfield, Sussex|Heathfield]] in [[Sussex]]. It was the
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• Golden Cross, Sussex
  |name=Golden Cross |picture=Oast House at Pekes, Nash Street, Golden Cross, East Sussex - geograph.org.uk - 1558959.jpg
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• Mark Cross, Sussex
  |name=Mark Cross |picture=St Mark's church, Marks Cross - geograph.org.uk - 3685403.jpg
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• Roser's Cross
  |name=Roser's Cross |picture=Firgrove Oast, Fir Grove Road, Rosers Cross, East Sussex - geograph.org.uk - 789254.jpg
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• Vines Cross
  |name=Vines Cross |picture=Corner Cottage, Ballsocks Lane, Vines Cross, Horam, East Sussex - geograph.org.uk - 789340.jpg
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• Tile Cross
  ...rmingham.JPG|thumb|250px|Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Church, Tile Cross, Birmingham]] '''Tile Cross''' is an area in the east of the city of [[Birmingham]], [[Warwickshire]].
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• Wych Cross
  |name=Wych Cross |picture=Wych Cross.jpg
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• Hollington Cross
  |name=Hollington Cross |picture=Hollington Cross, Zell House Farm - geograph 6261803.jpg
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• Lilla Cross
  ...le:Lilla Cross - geograph.org.uk - 1704939.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Lilla Cross]] '''Lilla Cross''' is a marker on Lilla's Howe, on [[Fylingdales Moor]] in the [[North Ridi
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• Cross Hills
  |name=Cross Hills |picture=Cross Hills 06.jpg
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• Cundy Cross
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• Ingleby Cross
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• Eleanor Cross, Sledmere
  [[File:War Memorial, Sledmere.JPG|right|thumb|270px|The Eleanor Cross, Sledmere]] ...ed monumental brasses were added after the First World War, converting the cross into a war memorial.
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• Pilgrims' Cross, Holcombe Moor
  ...rims Cross - geograph.org.uk - 4006977.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Pilgrims' Cross]] ...[Holcombe, Lancashire]]. It marks the site of a 12th-century stone wayside cross, originally placed for the use of travellers, as a guide post and invitatio
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• St Cross College, Oxford
  |name=St Cross College |picture=St cross blackwell quad.jpg
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Page text matches

• Aberdeenshire
  ...fortnight later James Francis Edward Stuart was proclaimed at [[Aberdeen]] cross; the Pretender landed at Peterhead on 22 December, and in February 1716 he
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• Alnwick
  ...and Scots in which so many Percys spent the greater part of their lives. A cross near Broomhouse Hill across the river from the castle marks the spot where ...tplace''' stands in and marks the centre of town is. It has an old market cross, and the relatively modern Northumberland Hall, used as a meeting place. Ar
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• Diocese of London
  |archdeaconries=Charing Cross,<br>Hackney,<br>Hampstead,<br>London,<br>Northolt,<br>Middlesex
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• Bedfordshire
  ...s at Arlesey, Biggleswade and Sandy, served by services to London's King's Cross Station and [[Peterborough]].
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• County Armagh
  ...of Lough Neagh. The Tara and Newtown-Hamilton, the Creggan and the Fleury cross the border into [[County Louth]] and flow into the Bay of Dundalk. The Cam
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• Somerton
  |picture=Market Cross, Somerton - geograph.org.uk - 1014486.jpg ...a weekly market since the Middle Ages, and the main square with its market cross is today an attractive location for visitors. It sits on the [[River Cary]]
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• Buckinghamshire
  * [[Gerrard's Cross]] *{{i-OpenSpace}} [[Whiteleaf, Buckinghamshire|Whiteleaf Cross]]
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• Clackmannanshire
  ...original stone now rests on a larger stone beside the Tollbooth and Mercat Cross at the top of Main Street, Clackmannan.
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• Cornwall
  ...[[Torpoint]] to [[Plymouth]] across the [[Hamoaze]]. Smaller road bridges cross the Tamar Valley. Before Brunel, the lowest on the river was the stone "Ne Ferries cross the Bristol Channel to [[Cardiff]] and [[Swansea]] and to Swansea there are
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• Diocese of Armagh
  ...med Archbishop was Hugh Goodacre, appointed by King Edward VI in 1552.<ref>Cross, F. L. (ed.) (1957) Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church; p. 86</ref>
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• Derbyshire
  ...esents the many waters of the county, its rivers and reservoirs, while the cross is green to mark the great areas of countryside.
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• Dorset
  |flag=Saint Wite's Cross.svg ...Dorset Regiment.<ref name="flag explained"/> The flag was named St Wite's Cross after a Saxon holy woman buried in [[Whitchurch Canonicorum]] who was belie
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• Dumfriesshire
  ...''Rivvel'': the rood, or cross, well) is preserved an ancient Anglo-Saxon cross which tells in Runic characters the story of the Crucifixion; a poem known *[[Ruthwell]] Cross
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• County Durham
  [[File:Pectoral Cross of St Cuthbert.svg|right|150px]] The flag consists of St Cuthbert's cross counterchanged with the county's blue and gold colours.
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• East Lothian
  [[File:Aberlady Market Cross - geograph.org.uk - 1431492.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Aberlady]]
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• Flintshire
  *{{i-Cadw}} [[Maen Achwyfan Cross]]
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• Corstorphine
  A popular legend, now widely discredited, states that a 'cross of fine gold' was presented to the church by a Norman baron, and thus the v ...en at Corstorphine on 26 August 1679. Mrs. Nimmo was later executed at the Cross of Edinburgh for the murder. The titles then fell to William, the son of hi
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• Flag of Flintshire
  ...the territory of Flintshire. The arms bore a black engrailed cross, i.e. a cross with scalloped edges, on a white field between four choughs, a bird once li
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• Herefordshire
  ...ward IV, raised 23,000 men in this neighbourhood. The Battle of Mortimer's Cross was fought in 1461 near Wigmore.
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• Hertfordshire
  In 2012, the town of [[Waltham Cross]] hosted the canoe and kayak slalom events of the 2012 Summer Olympic Games
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• Huntingdonshire
  *[[Norman Cross Hundred]]
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• National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology
  ...Tara Brooch, as well as the Broighter Gold, the Derrynaflan Hoard and the Cross of Cong, all famous examples of early mediæval metalwork in Ireland.
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• Kent
  [[File:KentGeologyWealdenDome.svg|thumb|Geological cross section of Kent, showing how it relates to major towns]] [[File:Canterbury Cathedral - Portal Nave Cross-spire.jpeg|right|thumb|200px|Canterbury Cathedral]]
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• Lanarkshire
  ...are formed of Carboniferous and Old Red Sandstone rocks. Ordovician strata cross the county from south-west to north-east in a belt 5–7 miles broad, which ...le of Lanarkshire are more famed; the favoured breeds being Ayrshire and a cross between this and "improved Lanark".
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• Leicestershire
  *High Cross
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• Lincolnshire
  ...on the UK Flag Register]</ref> which combines the arms of Lincoln (a red cross bearing a fleur-de-lys) with a yellow border for the "Lincolnshire Yellowbe
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• Monmouthshire
  ...rbanised northern border with [[Brecknockshire]] is a further example of a cross-border conurbation:
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• Northamptonshire
  *[[Geddington]] Eleanor cross
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• Northumberland
  ...ration between the Commissioners of each kingdom was largely ineffective. Cross-border raids and skirmishes went on for centuries, and within the county wa
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• Nottinghamshire
  ...itted by a number of people to the radio station, and includes a St George Cross and a shield bearing a silhouette of Robin Hood.
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• Orkney
  *[[Cross and Burness]]
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• Lancaster Canal
  ...Ribble]], and in July 1801 it was agreed to build a temporary tramroad to cross the river and span the gap between the northern and southern parts of the c
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• Pembrokeshire
  * [[Dinas Cross]] * [[Tiers Cross]]
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• Liathach
  ...stern end and is considered a Munro "top". A head for heights is needed to cross these obstacles, which provide an exhilarating scramble for the experienced
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• Ross-shire
  ...supplication; the dove descends between them, and below are two dogs. The cross was knocked down by the fall of the belfry in 1725, but has been riveted to
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• Shetland
  ...tical to those of the St Andrew flag of Scotland, but shaped in the Nordic cross. (It is the same design Icelandic republicans used in the early 20th centu
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• Yell
  A cross slab from North Yell may also be from this period, but it has since been lo
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• Shropshire
  *[[Puleston Cross]], [[Newport, Shropshire|Newport]]
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• Surrey
  ...bilee]] and [[London Underground#Northern Line|Northern]] Lines do through cross the [[Thames]] to Surrey stations, and one end of the "[[London Underground
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• Sussex
  [[File:Chichester market cross 2002-07-15.jpg|right|thumb|Chichester Market Cross]]
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• Warwickshire
  Other major trunk routes join Coventry and Birmingham and cross between the county's major towns.
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• West Lothian
  ...d where Forth is fordable and in modern days bridgeable: the Forth Bridges cross to Fife at [[South Queensferry]].
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• Wigtownshire
  *The [[River Luce]], formed by the junction at New Luce of Main Water and Cross Water of Luce, and emptying itself into Luce Bay.
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• County Clare
  * [[Cross]] ...:Tau Cross, Roughan Hill, Corofin, County Clare, Ireland.jpg|thumb|The Tau Cross at Roughan Hill near [[Corofin, County Clare|Corofin]], County Clare]]
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• County Dublin
  *[[Harold's Cross]]
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• County Galway
  * [[Maam Cross]]
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• County Kilkenny
  ...gham Stone. The Ogham lettering is from the 3rd/4th century. The Christian Cross was carved c.6th century following St. Patrck's arrival in Ireland in AD 43
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• County Laois
  *Denis Dynon, recipient of the Victoria Cross
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• County Louth
  *Major-General Arthur Thomas Moore VC - Soldier and recipient of the Victoria Cross
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• County Offaly
  ...acnoise]] along with ancient examples of the Irish High cross such as the 'Cross of the Scriptures', the round tower and visitors centre. * [[Durrow Abbey]] and High Cross
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• County Roscommon
  *Luke O'Connor, the first soldier to receive the Victoria Cross, born in [[Elphin]] in 1831. *Henry Gore-Browne, recipient of the Victoria Cross
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• County Sligo
  *Martin Moffat, recipient of the Victoria Cross
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• County Tipperary
  ...the Earls gained jurisdiction over the churchlands in 1662, "Tipperary and Cross Tipperary" were not definitively united until the County Palatine of Tipper *Holy Cross Abbey
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• Westmeath
  Image:Celtic_Cross_Columb_Barracks_Mullingar.JPG|Celtic Cross at Columb <br> Military Barracks, Mullingar
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• Terminology of the British Isles
  ...ster Scots language boards) on the island of Ireland has increasingly been cross-border.
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• Saggart
  *A cross-slab *a cross-base
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• Abingdon
  ...The present Christ's Hospital originally belonged to the Guild of the Holy Cross, on the dissolution of which King Edward VI founded the almshouses instead, *Henry Tombs VC KCB (1825–1874) was a recipient of the Victoria Cross
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• Potters Bar
  ...ex suburbs in the southbound direction before terminating at either King's Cross or Moorgate Station. Northbound, the railway connects Potters Bar to [[Pet ...in Middlesex, [[Chingford]] in [[Essex]], and to [[St Albans]], [[Waltham Cross]], and [[Borehamwood]] in [[Hertfordshire]].
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• Oakham
  ...d wooden stocks, a Grade-I listed building).<ref>{{cite web | title=Market Cross | work=Images of England | url=http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/de ...from Leicester to London St Pancras or from Peterborough to London King's Cross.
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• Aberdeen
  [[File:Aberdeen Market Cross.jpg|left|thumb|Aberdeen Mercat Cross]] ...aigshaw Business Park in [[Tullos]], was based at larger studios in Queens Cross from September 1961 until June 2003.
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• Fraserburgh
  * Charles Alfred Jarvis Recipient of the Victoria Cross. He was the first person to be awarded a VC during the First World War. * Joseph Watt (1887-1955): Gardenstown born; recipient of the Victoria Cross 15 May, 1917<ref>[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=815
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• Turriff
  [[File:Turriffmercatcross.jpg|thumb|250px|upright|Turriff mercat cross]]
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• Little Wilbraham
  ...the north side, the wall was reconstructed so the top half of the crusader cross was lost. New windows were built in. Nearing the end of the century, five o
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• Ballycastle, County Antrim
  ...at she might be trodden under the feet of those who entered. A round holed cross marks her grave.
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• Whittlesey
  |picture=Butter Cross, Whittlesey - geograph.org.uk - 1554357.jpg
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• Newport, Monmouthshire
  ...ational Sports Village and Newport Fugitives Cricket Club who play at High Cross. Monmouthshire County Cricket Club played Minor counties cricket at [[Rodne
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• Forfar
  ...descendants of King Duncan II, had her brains dashed out on Forfar market cross.
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• Ballymena
  ...Also in 1868, a gravedigger found a large stone slab on which was carved a cross with the inscription ''ord do degen'', referring apparently to the 7th cent
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• Littleport
  *James Nightall, posthumously awarded the George Cross for gallantry shown in the Soham rail disaster in 1944
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• Inveraray
  ...ons include the Argyll Folk Museum at Auchindrain. The Celtic ''Inveraray Cross'' can also been seen in the town. The Inverarary Maritime Heritage Museum i
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• Newry
  This increase in cross-border trade has become so widespread that it has lent its name to a genera ...e become acute. Politicians in the Republic of Ireland claiming that such cross-border shopping is "unpatriotic".<ref>Irish Times, 9 December 2008, op cit<
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• Kilmarnock
  [[File:Kilmarnockcross.jpg|right||thumb|Kilmarnock Cross in 1849.]]
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• Troon
  ...comes from the Anglo-Saxon word 'Crossbye', signifying the dwelling of the cross; a fairly common placename. The cemetery dates from circa 1240 and was held
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• Abergavenny
  * One of the eleven Victoria Cross gallantry medals awarded at Rorke's Drift was awarded to John Fielding from
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• Chepstow
  *William Charles Williams (1880–1915), awarded the Victoria Cross for gallantry in World War I, born in Shropshire but raised in Chepstow<ref
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• English Channel
  ...theless, England retained the [[Channel Islands]]. Later ages saw further cross-channel war; the Hundred Years War was fought, ultimately in vain, to asser ...lated the combined French and Spanish fleet, ending Napoleon's plans for a cross-Channel invasion and securing British dominance of the seas for over a cent
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• Grytviken
  ...manding officer Lieutenant Keith Mills was awarded a Distinguished Service Cross for the defence of South Georgia. While the British Magistrate and other ci
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• The Valley, Anguilla
  At Cross Roads at the western edge of The Valley is Wallblake House, a plantation ho
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• Banff
  ...uding fragments of the former royal Banff Castle, a pre-Reformation market cross, a fine tolbooth, many vernacular townhouses, and a museum donated by Andre
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• Windsor
  ...uch the royal shrine of the murdered Henry VI and the fragment of the True Cross in the new St George's Chapel (1480) and visit the same king's college dedi
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• Greenlaw
  ...st1-49868&list_index=4 Greenlaw Parish Church, Prison tower and Old Market Cross]
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• Luton
  ...he line was later extended to Welwyn and from 1860 direct trains to King's Cross, London ran. The Midland Railway was extended from Bedford to St Pancras, L
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• Dunstable
  | picture=Dunstable, The Clock Tower and Market Cross - geograph.org.uk - 145452.jpg | picture caption=The Clock Tower and Market Cross
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• Manx National Heritage
  * The [[Manx Stone Cross Collection]]
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• Henley-on-Thames
  ...n Victoria's Jubilee, 60 oak trees were planted in the shape of a Victoria Cross near Fair Mile.
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• Porthmadog
  ...k/photo/567965 Geograph : ''War Memorial'']</ref> In the form of a Celtic cross and standing 16 feet high, it was fashioned from Trefor granite and unveile
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• High Wycombe
  ...by Sandhurst cadets out map-making. High Wycombe's distance from Charing Cross in London, 29 miles, is engraved on the Corn Market building in the centre
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• Milton Keynes
  ...ns and turning traffic is significant, although pedestrians rarely need to cross grid roads at grade, as underpasses exist in several places along each stre
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• Lerwick
  ...ial Street) which runs from north to south, from Fort Charlotte via Market Cross onto The Lodberries a group of Lerwick's oldest buildings. In 1818 Lerwick
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• Yarm
  ...town until six o'clock on the Tuesday afternoon before they are allowed to cross the bridge from [[County Durham]] into the town.
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• Walney Island
  ...[[Walney Channel]] and until its commission, a ferry was used in order to cross the channel.
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• London
  ...d, the nominal centre of London has been placed at the site of the Charing Cross, near the junction of Trafalgar Square and Whitehall, approximately 51° 30 ...rdshire and by large ships as far as [[Teddington]] Lock. Several bridges cross the river. Away from the river, Middlesex has gently rolling hills includin
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• Wedmore
  ...The market cross dates from the 14th century.<ref>{{cite web|title=Market Cross and railed enclosure|url=http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/Default.
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• Hamilton, Lanarkshire
  | picture= Hamilton The Top Cross .jpg
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• Glasgow
  ...al]] and down the old High Street to the [[River Clyde]] by way of Glasgow Cross. Its industrial expansion has brought in many surrounding districts. ...torway to the west and north which was built through the Townhead, Charing Cross, Cowcaddens and Anderston areas in the 1960s.
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• Huntingdon
  ...eation and for several summertime community events. From here too one may cross the river onto Portholme, the largest grass meadow in the land, an island b
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• Peebles
  ...thgate roads, where the Eastgate becomes High Street, is an ancient market cross. The present-day market is held in the station car park, to the north and s ...ncient church in the town, founded in 1261. Although now mainly ruins, the Cross Kirk plays a prominent part in the local festival.
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• St David's
  ...ttractions in the city include the 13th century Tower Gate, the Celtic Old Cross and a number of art galleries.
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• Caerleon
  ...Hall which has a War Memorial garden. The intersection of High Street and Cross Street is known as The Square.
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• Jedburgh
  | picture caption= Mercat Cross from Castle Hill
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• Selkirk
  ...n's Standard Bearer casting, or flying, the town's standard (A St Andrew's cross with the town seal placed in the centre) in the Market Square, after which
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• Banbury
  |picture=Banbury Cross - 2.jpg |picture caption= Banbury Cross
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• Witney
  [[File:Witney ButterCross east.jpg|thumb|250px|The butter cross]]
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• Oxford
  The city centre is relatively small, and is centred on [[Carfax]], a cross-roads which forms the junction of Cornmarket Street (pedestrianized), Queen
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• Stirling
  ...ic Crvce Tvti ''(The Britons stand by force of arms, The Scots are by this cross preserved from harm)'' and
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• Wigtown
  |picture=Wigtown Cross.JPG ...finement and placed to the west of it. At some time later the older market cross was repaired, re-painted, and re-sited to the east of the second.
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• Inverness
  ...ch Street and Academy Street, within which Union Street and Queensgate are cross streets parallel to High Street. Between Union Street and Queensgate is the
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• Wembley
  ...om the opening of neighbouring purpose-built shopping centres, first Brent Cross in the early 1970s, and later the shopping centres at [[Harrow, Middlesex|H
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• London Underground
  ...g track from the original Metropolitan Line. It originally ran to Charing Cross Station, but for the millennium events in 2000 it was extended south and ea
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• Leeds
  ...over 18,000 houses were built by the council on 24 estates in places like Cross Gates, Middleton, Gipton, Belle Isle and Halton Moor. The slums of Quarry H
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• Stilton
  ...otorway|A1(M)]], from which it can be found a little south of the [[Norman Cross]] junction with the A15, access to the main A1(M) being limited. Stilton is
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• Esher
  ...ritten ''Aissela'' and ''Aissele''. It was held partly by the Abbey of the Cross in Normandy; partly by William de Waterville; partly by Reginald; partly by
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• Plymouth
  In 2004 the old Drake Circus shopping centre and Charles Cross car park were demolished and replaced by the latest Drake Circus Shopping C
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• Princetown
  ...ing one leading west to [[Sampford Spiney]] and one leading south to Nun's Cross and Erme Head. ...rom Tavistock to Princetown was built, as well as the other roads that now cross the Moor.
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• Okehampton
  ...ement by the Okement". It was recorded as a place for serfs to be freed at cross-roads. <ref>[http://www.okehampton.gov.uk/ Town Council website]</ref>
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• Sunbury-on-Thames
  ...uses many of Sunbury's businesses. The M3 and the large roundabout Sunbury Cross divides to the two sections and has a small shopping arcade. ...nd in Sunbury during the rugby season. A few hundred yards east of Sunbury Cross is Kempton Park Racecourse.
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• Clerkenwell
  ...walk from the Green. Their new offices are a short distance away in King's Cross. Angel, King's Cross St Pancras, Chancery Lane and Barbican stations all stand near the fringes
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• Edmonton
  ...t bank of the Lea from Tottenham to the county boundary south of [[Waltham Cross]], and west as far as [[South Mimms]].
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• Hampstead
  ...t of the London Overground routes), and expanded further after the Charing Cross, Euston & Hampstead Railway opened in 1907 (now part of [[London Undergroun
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• Northwood
  Northwood Grange incorporates a 15th-century block with a crown-post roof, a cross-wing of the same date, and a long range of about 1600.<ref name=boltonkingw
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• Ruislip
  ...low from where teas were served to day-trippers. This became a success and Cross had the building expanded, which soon became The Orchard Hotel. Between 193
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• Twickenham
  ...house Road, Middle Road, 3rd, 2nd and 1st Common Roads (now First to Fifth Cross Roads respectively)&nbsp;– being laid out.<ref>Cashmore, T H R (1977), '' | United Reformed || United Reformed Church || First Cross Road, Twickenham TW2 5QA || [http://www.twickenhamurc.org.uk/ website]
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• Uxbridge
  ...litan Line|Metropolitan Line]]. Fifteen miles west-north-west of [[Charing Cross]], it is one of the major metropolitan centres identified in the London Pla
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• Wood Green
  ...within the metropolitan conurbation. It is seven miles north of [[Charing Cross]], and is west of [[Tottenham]], south of [[Palmers Green]] and north of [[ ...dra Park", is on the [[East Coast Main Line]]. It has services in to Kings Cross and Moorgate and out to [[Hertford]] and [[Welwyn Garden City]]. Bowes Park
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• Cannock Chase
  The Chase is popular with cross-country mountain bike users. The purpose-built XC 'Follow the Dog' trail<re
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• Stoke-on-Trent
  ...on, Bucknall, Bradeley, Cliffe Vale, Etruria, Fegg Hayes, Hartshill, Heron Cross, Meir, Meir Park, Meir Hay, Middleport, Milton, Penkhull, Shelton, Smalltho
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• Burslem
  ...lem covers the areas of Middleport, Dalehall, Longport, Westport, Trubshaw Cross, and Brownhills. [[The Trent and Mersey Canal]], one of the sources of Burs
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• Fenton, Staffordshire
  ...considered a sprawl of villages by many, and it includes the area of Heron Cross, Mount Pleasant, Saxonfields and Pool Dole.
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• St Andrews
  ...ed by three 'gaits' &ndash; North, South and Church &ndash; accompanied by cross wynds which extended to the west of the Cathedral to the respective ports.<
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• British flags
  ...'De facto'' Flag of [[England]], also known as St George's Cross. || A red cross on a white field. ...ily used by the Unionist community and by sporting organisations. || A red cross on a white field with a star, crown and the Red Hand of Ulster in the centr
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• Lichfield
  **Holy Cross
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• Dartmoor
  ...ches. The valley bogs have lush growth of Juncaceae|rushes, with sphagnum, cross-leaved heath, sundews and several other species.<ref>{{cite book [[File:Crazywell cross 1.JPG|right|thumb|200px|Ancient cross close to Crazywell Pool]]
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• Weymouth
  Weymouth Harbour services cross-channel ferries, pleasure boats and private yachts. Nearby [[Portland Harbo ...our, still hosts a large fishing fleet, with docks, unloading areas, and a cross-channel ferry terminal. Fishing and cargo trading employ fewer people in th
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• Church of England
  [[File:Canterbury Cathedral - Portal Nave Cross-spire.jpeg|thumb|200px|right|Canterbury Cathedral]]
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• Deddington
  Deddington is where two old main roads cross: the Banbury – Oxford road running north – south and the [[Aynho]] –
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• Carmarthen
  ...0 guineas to the memorial fund. The statue occupies the site of the market cross which was dismantled when the market was resited and Nott Square created in
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• Ammanford
  ...ion appears to be that the largest chapel in the village was then known as Cross Inn Chapel: a conflict of ideals, to say the least. There is still an engra <blockquote>It has been proposed to call CROSS INN, which is in the parish of Llandybïe, in the County of Carmarthen, fro
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• Knutsford
  **St Cross
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• Runcorn
  ...ing of Runcorn Railway Bridge and its attached footbridge, the only way to cross the Mersey at or near Runcorn Gap, other than by the dangerous method of fo
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• Church of Ireland
  *Cross, F. L. (ed.) (1957) ''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Oxfo
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• Bodmin
  *Conclave of Light of the Masonic & Military Order of the Red Cross of Constantine No. 498 (23 April 2009)
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• Truro
  ...as tree is put up on the Piazza, and another outside the Cathedral at High Cross.
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• Chester
  ...venor Bridge of 1832, and Queen's Park suspension bridge (for pedestrians) cross it elsewhere. To the south-west of the city the River Dee curves towards th *'''Chester High Cross''' stands at the intersection of the former Roman roads and to the north of
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• Redruth
  ...tic wooden cross - Redruth - New Cut Car Park.jpg|thumb|left|Celtic wooden cross in New Cut Car Park]] The House now called Murdoch House in the middle of Cross Street was built in the 1660s as a chapel and it afterwards became a prison
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• St Austell
  |picture= High Cross Street, St Austell - geograph.org.uk - 1313370.jpg |picture caption=High Cross Street
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• Penrith
  ...crosses either side of hogback tombstones from the same period. The main cross, now worn to a shaft, is known as the "Giant's Thumb". It has been dated t
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• River Foyle
  ...or never had to come so far south. Outside Londonderry, the only bridge to cross the River Foyle is Lifford Bridge, which was built in the 1960s between Lif
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• Donegal
  ...nce of Christianity, St Patrick bless the clan members and the sign of the Cross appeared on the chieftains shield and this became not only the coat of arms
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• Lough Foyle
  ...In June 2006 the Strabane Lifford Development Commission awarded a £1.3m cross-border waterways restoration contract. The project involves the restoration
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• Strabane
  ...In June 2006, the Strabane Lifford Development Commission awarded a £1.3m cross-border waterways restoration contract. The project was launched by Presiden CRAIC (Cultural Revival Among Interested Communities) a cross-border, cross-community group provides music lessons to both adults and children on a vol
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• Peterborough
  ...ems made by French prisoners of war. These prisoners were kept at [[Norman Cross]] in [[Huntingdonshire]], south of Peterborough from 1797 to 1814, in what
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• St Helena
  **St Helena of the Cross, Blue Hill * Cross, Tony ''St&nbsp;Helena including Ascension Island and Tristan Da Cunha'' IS
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• Ascension Island
  ...ships at anchor or shelling the cable station. A two-gun shore battery at Cross Hill, above Georgetown, fired on the submarine. The guns scored no hits but
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• Isle of Wight
  ...port is by boat. Car ferry and passenger services as a hovercraft operated cross the Solent frequently. Fixed links, in the forms of tunnels or bridges, hav
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• Wrexham
  ...ins of Wales. This position enabled the town to grow as a market town as a cross roads between the Midlands and North Wales and later as an industrial hub,
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• Llangollen
  ...earby Trevor Hall, who later became Bishop of St Asaph. It was extended to cross the railway when this was built in the 1860s and was widened in the early 1
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• Ulpha
  At Ulpha a road leaves the Duddon Valley to cross [[Birker Fell]] to the valley of [[Eskdale]].
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• Chesterfield
  ...been gone only twelve years before the spire was completed), insufficient cross-bracing, and the use of unseasoned timber.<ref name="chesterfieldparishchur ...stone were promptly exploited by Stephenson who set up a company in [[Clay Cross]] to trade in the minerals.
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• Poole
  ...nd its beaches. The town has a busy commercial port with [[English Channel|cross-Channel]] freight and passenger ferry services. The Royal National Lifeboat Poole is a cross-Channel port for passengers and freight with up to seven sailings a day in
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• Poole Harbour
  ...t, freight transport has declined, but the port is still served by regular cross-channel passenger ferries. Coastal trading vessels are also frequent visito
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• Walsall
  ...s mayoress, and two others. The town also has a memorial to local Victoria Cross recipient John Henry Carless.
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• Downpatrick
  ...www.megalithicireland.com/High%20Cross%20Downpatrick.html Downpatrick High Cross and Cathedral] at [http://www.megalithicireland.com/index.html MegalithicIr
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• Cumbernauld
  ...whether zebra or pelican crossings, nor traffic lights &mdash;pedestrians cross roads by bridge or underpass. This remained the case until a set of traffic
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• Kirkintilloch
  ...as the 'Auld Aisle' still stands). The move of the church to Kirkintilloch cross (now the Auld Kirk Museum) in 1644 resulted in a split of the Parish into E
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• Dumfries
  ...own and its surrounds, are within [[Kirkcudbrightshire]]. Several bridges cross the river within the town. Between the Old Bridge (also called the Devorgil
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• Sanquhar
  ...that Richard Cameron, with a band of armed supporters, posted on the town cross the first declaration of Sanquhar renouncing allegiance to Charles II. The
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• Cupar
  ...e junction of Bonnygate and the Crossgate. This is where the town's mercat cross which dates from 1683 is located with the original shaft being supported by
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• Durham
  ...the viaduct lie the outlying districts of Framwellgate Moor and Neville's Cross. Heading north from the Market Place leads to Claypath. The road curves b ...ch.<ref>Brown, Nicholas (1931) Durham Castle</ref> The Battle of Neville's Cross which took place near the city on 17 October 1346 between the English and S
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• Irvinestown
  ...h begins on the first Friday following the 12th of July. It is the largest cross-community Festival to be held in Northern Ireland and is named after the my
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• Garrison, Fermanagh
  |picture=Old YHANI Youth Hostel at Kilcoo Cross, near Garrison, Co Fermanagh. - geograph.org.uk - 345328.jpg ...tempt to stop the transportation of explosives into Northern Ireland. When cross-border business halted, the town suffered from lack of trade and it is only
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• Lough Erne
  Waterways Ireland, a cross-border organisation, established under the Belfast Agreement 1999, is respo
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• Beith
  |picture=Beith Auld Kirk and The Cross - geograph.org.uk - 34617.jpg |picture caption=Beith Auld Kirk and The Cross
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• Solihull
  ...l suburbs including Blossomfield, Solihull Lodge, Haslucks Green, Sharmans Cross, [[Shirley, Warwickshire|Shirley]] (considered a suburb of Solihull), Shirl
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• Henley-in-Arden
  ...the 15th century Guildhall (which has been restored), the mediæval market cross (much of the decoration of whose shaft has been mutilated but which has thr ...y|isbn=0853238472|page=42}} &ndash; more information about Henley's market cross
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• Wootton Wawen
  ...nal shafts looks earlier. The west front, slightly recessed between gabled cross-wings, has a doorway with a semi-domical hood carved with palm leaves and a
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• Winchester
  ...red established the city's street pattern, which is still evident today: a cross shaped street system which conformed to the standard town planning system o ...Cranbury Park, near Otterbourne. When his workmen arrived to dismantle the cross, they were prevented from doing so by the people of the city, who "''organi
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• Greenwich Meridian
  Thus all the longitudes of the world are defined by the cross-hairs on the telescope in the Royal Greenwich Observatory.
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• Battersea
  ...spread out from London (being less than three miles south-west of Charing Cross), completely contiguous with all the towns on each side of it.
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• Bermondsey
  ...ections from Liverpool Street Station via Whitechapel to New Cross and New Cross Gate. However, reorganisation of lines and temporary closure of stations le .... They retained the name, even though they moved across the river to [[New Cross]], [[Surrey]] in 1910. In 1993 they moved to their current stadium, The Den
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• Buckland, Surrey
  ...ge to the north. Buckland stands on a village green with a striking Celtic-cross war memorial. The post office and houses stand opposite looking at the gre
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• West Byfleet
  ...stockbroker belt just outside the M25 motorway, 19&nbsp;miles from Charing Cross and 8&nbsp;miles from [[Heathrow Airport]].
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• Cheam
  North Cheam is found at the main cross roads between Sutton and Central London. Its centre is Victoria Junction. T
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• Chertsey
  ...ttp://thames.me.uk/s00430.htm Chertsey Bridge]</ref> provides an important cross-river link, and Chertsey Lock is a short distance above it on the opposite
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• Churt
  ...iginal boundary stones are visible at the junction of Green Lane and Green Cross Lane.
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• Denham, Buckinghamshire
  ...{{getmap|TQ027869}} lies further up the A40 Oxford Road towards [[Gerrards Cross]], below Tatling End.
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• Bournemouth
  ...of which remains a distinctive area in its own right, places such as Bear Cross (Dorset), Boscombe, [[Kinson]] (Dorset), Pokesdown, Westbourne and Winton.
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• Haverfordwest
  ...the core of St Mary's parish. From the foot of each spur, ancient bridges cross the river to Prendergast: St Martin's Bridge ("the Old Bridge") and St Mar ...unning west of Carmarthen past [[Wiston, Pembrokeshire|Wiston]] to Poyston Cross, raising the possibility of Roman fortlets at strategic river crossings at
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• Dorking
  ...were suppressed and players found themselves before the magistrates. The cross-frame with which the opening procession was led through the town is kept in
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• Newport, Shropshire
  ...r and St Mary's Street. At the centre of the High Street are the Puleston Cross and the 19th century Newport Market Hall, completed in March 1860 with an I ...round the island the St Nicolas Church and Butter Cross, an ancient market cross.
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• Earlsfield
  Garratt Lane is home to cross-cultural theatre company [http://www.tara-arts.com Tara Arts] and its venue
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• Dudley
  ...llest three of them at Eve Hill, and smaller blocks at Grange Park, Queens Cross and Netherton.
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• Tilbrook
  ...entre of the village, close to the church, stands a 14th Century preaching cross, which has recently been renovated.
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• Kirkwall
  The Men's Ba is thrown up at 1 o'clock at the Market Cross on the Kirk Green opposite the Cathedral and as the bells chime, the Ba dis
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• Tiree
  ...rly monasteries once existed on Tiree itself, and several sites have stone cross-slabs from this period, for example St Patrick's Chapel, {{getmap|NL938401|
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• Kirkby Lonsdale
  |picture=Market Cross, Kirkby Lonsdale. - geograph.org.uk - 131507.jpg |picture caption=Market Cross, Kirkby Lonsdale
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• Kendal
  ...der churches and incorpotaed some older material. The shaft of a standing cross dated at approximately 850 AD is housed in the Parr Chapel; a remnant of th
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• Buckley, Flintshire
  **Buckley Cross Methodist
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• Isle of Arran
  A substantial Viking grave has been discovered near King's Cross south of Lamlash, containing whalebone, iron rivets and nails, fragments of
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• Newcastle upon Tyne
  Like most cities, Newcastle has a diverse cross section, from areas of wealth to those of poverty. The conurbation of whic
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• Galashiels
  ...thoroughfare through town, this part of Galashiels has a market or Mercat Cross and is surrounded by remnants of the town's history, with a former cloth ha
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• Water Orton
  ...and all that survives of the Chapel are the listed remains of a mediæval cross and the graves in the churchyard. The present Parish Church of St Peter an
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• Cardiff
  ...'s dedication. The original church is entitely lost, though an old Celtic cross which predates the current cathedral still stands in the grounds, by the Ch
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• Denshaw
  ...emonial flint dagger.<ref name="archaeo wind farm"/> A Roman road may also cross the site.<ref name="archaeo wind farm"/>
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• Swona
  ...d of beef cattle - eight cows and one bull (a Shorthorn – Aberdeen-Angus cross). Five generations later, in 2004, the herd which had turned feral was stil
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• Sarratt
  The flint and brick Church of the Holy Cross was founded in 1190 in the hamlet of Sarratt. From the 17th century a large [[File:HolyCrossSarratt.JPG|200px|left|thumb|Church of the Holy Cross, Sarratt]]
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• Totteridge
  ...meets it and thereafter the Dollis Brook marks the county boundary down to cross Totteridge Lane in the east, at the bridge linking Totteridge in Hertfordsh
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• St Albans
  ...e of only two similar towers in England; it is also the site of an Eleanor cross, which was pulled down in 1703 due to neglect, replaced by the town pump. A
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• Gloucester
  ...outside the Boots building, which opened in 1980. The HSBC building on the Cross was renovated and a modern extension added to the Westgate Street aspect in
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• Royston, Hertfordshire
  ...ocket, is supposed to be the base of the cross, and has been placed by the cross roads at the northern end of High Street.<ref name="townhistory"/>
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• Tewkesbury
  ...al.jpg|250px|thumb|right|The Tewkesbury War Memorial, locally known as the Cross]]
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• Southampton
  While Southampton is no longer the base for any cross-channel ferries, it is the terminus for three internal ferry services, all
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• Portsmouth
  ...t above sea level. The highest natural point on Portsea Island is Kingston Cross at 21&nbsp;feet.
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• Hereford
  After the Battle of Mortimer's Cross in 1461, during the Wars of the Roses, the defeated Lancastrian leader Owen
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• Ross-on-Wye
  ===Plague Cross=== [[File:Plague cross.jpg|thumb|left|upright|The Plague Cross]]
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• Wantage
  ...he market place, where it still stands today. He also donated the Victoria Cross Gallery to the town. This contained paintings by Louis William Desanges dep
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• Wallingford
  ...the local lord, Wigod, allowed William the Conqueror's invading armies to cross the Thames unopposed from west to east in order that his army might march o
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• West Hendred
  ...rt of the parish. Two ancient roads, the [[Icknield Way]] and [[Ridgeway]] cross the parish in the south.
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• Fort William
  ...tom. The four-cross track is used and the Witches trail gets used for this cross-country competition.
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• Kingussie
  |picture=Kingussie market cross.gif |picture caption=Kingussie Market Cross
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• Whitchurch, Hampshire
  ...The church and all its property were given by Henry de Blois in 1132 to St Cross Hospital in [[Winchester]] and the gift was confirmed by Richard I in 1189.
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• River Effra
  ...a sewer, running from [[Herne Hill]] eastwards under [[Peckham]] and [[New Cross]] to [[Deptford]].
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• River Clyde
  There are around 72 bridges (rail, road, foot and other) that cross the Clyde, from estuary to source. The valley of the Clyde was the focus fo
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• Ewhurst, Surrey
  *Kenneth Biggs (1911–1998), soldier awarded the George Cross.
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• Banchory
  ...ws two crosses incised in a worn pink granite slab. The other is a ringed cross in relief built into the wall facing the main road outside the churchyard.
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• St Arvans
  ...that the church may be a Celtic foundation. There are remains of a Celtic cross of the period, and also part of an apparently Anglo-Saxon doorway, but esse
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• Wolvesnewton
  [[File:Wolvesnewton parish church with cross in the churchyard - geograph.org.uk - 299892.jpg|left|thumb|200px|St Thomas ...ar memorial in the churchyard incorporates part of a large mediæval stone cross.<ref name=Newman>John Newman, ''The Buildings of Wales: Gwent/Monmouthshire
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• Cranbrook
  ...een]] and [[Hartley, Cranbrook|Hartley]] lie within the parish. [[Baker's Cross]] is on the outskirts of the town.
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• Woolwich
  ...s driven through enormous crowds to [[New Cross]], finally arriving at New Cross depot around 1am on the 6 July.<ref>[http://www.greenwich-guide.org.uk/july
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• Eastbourne
  *''84 Charing Cross Road''
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• Dover
  ...with granite setts at the exact spot where Blériot landed after the first cross-Channel flight, 1909<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hows.org.uk/personal/hil
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• Leighton Bromswold
  ...a charter for a fair to be held on the Feast of the Invention of the Holy Cross (3 May). There were later two fairs, one on May Day and the other on 24 Sep
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• Deptford
  ...ord borders the areas of [[Brockley]] and [[Lewisham]] to the south, [[New Cross]] to the west and [[Rotherhithe]] to the north-west; [[Deptford Creek]] div Tanners Hill in the St John's or New Deptford area to the south of New Cross Road,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/lewisham/main/st-joh
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• Folkestone
  ...he cliffs at this point, and provided the original haven for fishermen and cross-channel boats. The cliffs are constantly under attack from the sea: the ori
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• Greenwich
  ...ry]] to [[St Albans]].<ref>''The Roman Watling Street: from London to High Cross'' O. Roucoux, (Dunstable Museum Trust, 1984) ISBN 0-9508406-2-9</ref> As la ...ay of Canary Wharf. The Greenwich Line carries trains from London Charing Cross and London Cannon Street in central London to [[Dartford]], with a limited
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• Innerleithen
  ...ss (although there are neither runes on it, nor any evidence that it was a cross shaft) was found on the slopes of the Leithen valley suggesting that a chur ...''"Make or Break"''. In addition to the downhill trails, there is a long cross-country loop that climbs to the top of the Minch Moor before descending thr
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• Littlehampton
  ...economic success in the nineteenth century, and soon a railway line and a cross-channel ferry to Honfleur in France were introduced. The population of the ...al charity music festival held on Beach Green. It features local acts that cross the musical spectrum so that there is something for all tastes during the c
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• Mickle Fell
  ...f the main east-west watershed of the Pennines, about ten miles south of [[Cross Fell]]. ...is well seen from the A66 road. The Pennine Way goes past High Cup on its cross-watershed trek from [[Middleton-in-Teesdale]] to [[Dufton]].
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• Cross Fell
  |name=Cross Fell |picture caption=Cross Fell, from the Eden Valley
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• Cookstown
  ...High Cross and Abbey, one of the best examples of a 9th/10th century High Cross in Ireland, is 10 miles from Cookstown. 22 panels illustrate stories from t
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• Coatbridge
  It was noted in the early 20th century that “The cross at Coatbridge ranks among the most unique...one may pass through it in any
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• Pennines
  The highest of the Pennine mountains is [[Cross Fell]] in Cumberland. The highest fells are: #[[Cross Fell]] ''(Cumberland)'' 2,930 feet
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• Snowdon
  ...148 feet. It begins by skirting [[Llyn Teyrn]] before climbing slightly to cross the causeway over [[Llyn Llydaw]].<ref name="Marsh"/> It follows the lake's
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• Yorkshire Dales
  *[[Stump Cross Caverns]]<ref>[http://www.stumpcrosscaverns.co.uk/ Stump Cross Caverns]</ref> near [[Pateley Bridge]].
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• Goudhurst
  ...and [[Curtisden Green]]. It also has outlying hamlets including Bedgebury Cross, Iden Green, Stonecrouch and Winchet Hill.
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• Guildford
  ...he sides of the hills, but they are no less steep and the main roads still cross the Wey on two bridges in the narrow gap of the Downs.
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• Crossings of the River Severn
  In total, 31 bridges that cross the River Severn are listed, either grade I, II* or II. Four bridges are Sc
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• Irish flags
  ...raldic symbols of two of that province’s best known families, namely the cross of de Burgo and the dexter hand of O Neill, Kings of Ulster and later lords ...ltire.svg}} || ??–present || St. Patrick's Saltire, also known as the '''Cross of St Patrick''', after the patron saint of Ireland. The flag appears withi
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• River Ver
  ...Alban, the saint was led to his death from Verulamium and where he came to cross the River Ver it dried up and let him walk dry-shod up the hill (to the sit
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• Diocese of St Helena
  **St Helena of the Cross, [[Blue Hill, St Helena|Blue Hill]]
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• Thrupp, Oxfordshire
  ...external appearance of a chapel that it acquired in 1876. The 15th century cross, which may have originally stood on the main Banbury Road, now stands in fr ...remains of a 15th-century cross carved from local Jurassic limestone. The cross itself has been lost, but the base and rather weathered shaft survive.<ref
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• Melton Mowbray
  [[File:Melton Mowbray Butter Cross Rebuilt.JPG|right|thumb|120px|The Butter Cross]] ...lose to Salt Gate (on Sherrard Street opposite Sage Cross Street). Thorpe Cross stood at the end of Saltgate (near the junction of Thorps Road and Saxby Ro
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• Grantham
  ...at Harby, as it was carried to London for burial in 1290. No trace of the cross remains, but it is thought that it stood near St Peters Hill. ...d=2&video_id=1346 Newsreel, 1935. Inaugural run of "Silver Jubilee" Kings Cross-Grantham.]
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• Skegness
  ...poster to advertise excursions to the resort, the first being from King's Cross, London on Good Friday 1908, leaving London at 11.30 am.<ref name="srok">De
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• Stamford
  Foot bridges cross the Welland at the Meadows, some 500 yards upstream of the Town Bridge, and
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• Buckland, Berkshire
  ...a number of 14th century tomb recesses, an inscribed slab with a floriated cross to Dame Felice la Blonde and a number of monuments to the Yates of Buckland
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• Llanishen, Cardiff
  ...re' and the Barratt development 'Tasker Square', after the famous Victoria Cross winner Sir Tasker Watkins, who died during 2007.
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• Aldeburgh
  ...villages of [[Dunwich]] and [[Snape Maltings]]<ref>http://www.flipkart.com/cross-fire-colin-forbes/0330322419-4tw3f9a26g</ref>
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• Charney Bassett
  ...diæval stone pillar mounted upon three steps. This may have been a market cross where goods could be offered for sale at certain times of the year. A sundi
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• Culham
  In 1416-1422 the Abingdon Guild of the Holy Cross built Culham Bridge over the Thames between the village and Abingdon to car
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• River Itchen
  ...heads south, through a series of water meadows, passing the Hospital of St Cross, the villages of [[Twyford, Hampshire|Twyford]] and [[Compton and Shawford| ...then passes under Woodmill Bridge and becomes tidal. Four further bridges cross the river before its confluence with the [[River Test]] estuary in [[Southa
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• Barra
  ...near the airport and died in 1972, is buried in a grave marked by a simple cross at Cille Bharra cemetery, which is situated a little way up the hillside ov ...arra's links with [[Ireland]] (or its firm Roman Catholicism). The Nordic cross represents the Norse heritage of the [[Hebrides]]: the islands were a Norse
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• Leatherhead
  ...e inn when floods made the [[River Mole, Surrey|River Mole]] impossible to cross.
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• Lingfield, Surrey
  ...buildings from the 16th to 18th centuries. In the main street, there is a cross and village cage. The cage, last used in 1882 to hold a poacher, was built
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• Lossiemouth
  [[File:Mercatcross.jpg|right|thumb|200px|The mercat cross for Kinneddar]] ...ts running parallel and right angles to each other. An open square with a cross separated the first settlement from the new.
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• River Mersey
  ...iverpool. The Mersey itself was popularized in the Merseybeat song ''Ferry Cross the Mersey'' by Gerry & The Pacemakers, which was released in 1965 and feat ...y Sandra Boynton. The band Frankie Goes to Hollywood also recorded "Ferry Cross the Mersey".
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• Longforgan
  |picture=Longforgan mercat cross.JPG |picture caption=The mercat cross in the centre of the village
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• Launceston
  ...y 16th century) crosses the River Tamar: it is of granite. Two old bridges cross the River Kensey: one mediæval and one built in 1580. The Baptist chapel i
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• Akrotiri
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• Morvern
  ...Morvern Cross, Lochaline.jpg|left|thumb|100px|Kiel Church and the Morvern Cross, at Lochaline]]
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• Long Wittenham
  The village Cross was built in Anglo-Saxon times: the base dating from the 7th century. Saint
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• Swirl How
  ...rce Handley Page Halifax bomber. The undercarriage, together with a wooden cross and memorial cairn is on the top of the ridge with the rest of the wreckage
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• New Hinksey
  ...beginning to grow but before it was so comprehensively swallowed up in the cross-border growth of industrial Oxford.<ref name=Sherwood335>Sherwood & Pevsner
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• Royal Military Canal
  In the event, Napoleon never attempted to cross the Channel, and it was never discovered whether the Grande Armée that had
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• Norwich
  ...etail 9.jpg|thumb|right|180px|A Christian fighting off a demon with a gold cross, cloister ceiling detail.]] ...organ-pipes; vestments, both copes and surplices, together with the leaden cross which had been newly sawed down from over the greenyard pulpit, and the sin
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• Great Yarmouth
  ...er, with their head-fasts on shore, that for half a mile together, they go cross the stream with their bolsprits over the land, their bowes, or heads, touch
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• Hunstanton
  As a mark of his intentions, in 1846 Le Strange had moved the ancient village cross from Old Hunstanton to the new site and in 1848 the first building was erec
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• Tydd St Mary
  ...lish Heritage|accessdate=18 August 2011}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=White Cross|url=http://www.pastscape.org.uk/hob.aspx?hob_id=355043&sort=4&search=all&cr ...iæval cross dating from the 14th century.<ref>{{cite web|title=Churchyard Cross|url=http://list.english-heritage.org.uk/resultsingle.aspx?uid=1064544|work=
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• Wymondham
  ...destroyed in the fire. Important buildings destroyed included the Market Cross, dating from 1286; the vicarage in Vicar Street; the 'Town Hall' on the cor ...oyed buildings was quick in some cases and slower in others. A new Market Cross, the one we see today, was started and completed by 1617. However, by 1621
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• Swaffham
  ...a result of this prosperity, the town has a large market place. The Market Cross here was built by George Walpole, 3rd Earl of Orford and presented to the t
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• Berwick-upon-Tweed
  ...vid II of Scotland, who had been taken prisoner at the Battle of Neville's Cross on 17 October 1346.
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• Alderney
  ...on of mainland Normandy in 1944. Intense negotiations resulted in some Red Cross humanitarian aid, but there was considerable hunger and privation during th
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• The Wash
  ...r, the [[River Nene]]. The Nene used to snake across a marshland known as Cross Keys Wash or Sutton Wash, but it was straightened in 1827-30 and the surrou
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• Middle Shires
  ...cure. However when it was in their interests, the Wardens would encourage cross-border raiding or even full scale war.
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• Aldbourne
  ...eat Coxwell]]; St Giles', [[Horspath]]; St Peter's, [[Marsh Baldon]]; Holy Cross, [[Seend]]; St James the Great, [[West Hanney]] and others.
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• Lambourn
  ...a few hundred yards. Berkoff was awarded a posthumous Distinguished Flying Cross and a plaque in his honour was unveiled by his great nephew Todd Berkoff at
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• Haddington Hill
  ...indent in the chalk ridge until the road traversing the summit is reached. Cross it and continue to the summit. Follow a track north to the trig point, then
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• Burnhope Seat
  ...ershed between east and west of Great Britain is a little to the west at [[Cross Fell]].
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• Rowstock
  ...ire]] 3 miles west of Didcot. It is gathered around the roundabout at the cross-roads of the A4130 and A417, between [[East Hendred]] to the west and [[Har
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• Streatley
  ...0 website</ref> The Thames Path, [[Icknield Way]] and [[the Ridgeway]] all cross the Thames at Streatley.
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• The Cheviot
  ...ill]], [[Long Crag]], [[Urra Moor]], [[Tosson Hill]], [[Burnhope Seat]], [[Cross Fell]], [[Helvellyn]], [[Scafell Pike]], [[Skiddaw]], [[Sighty Crag]], [[Pe
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• Newark-on-Trent
  ...[[Lincoln]] line providing cross-country regional links. These two lines cross on the level, which is one of a handful of flat crossings in Britain.<ref>{
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• Retford
  ...hought to be the upturned base of a boundary marker - perhaps the 'Dominie Cross'. ...y Sir Frederick Milner in 1921. The memorial is in the form of an Eleanor cross an octagonal structure of late gothic design. The names of the men killed
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• Preseli
  *Glandy Cross Complex
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• Small Isles
  ...t Britain]]. The Gaelic name, ''Na h-Eileanan Tarsainn'' literally means "cross isles" referring to their position between [[Morar]] and [[the Uists]].
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• Kincardine-on-Forth
  |picture=Mercat Cross, Kincardine.jpg |picture caption=The Mercat Cross, Kincardine
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• Icknield Way
  ...pages 62-63 of O. Roucoux, ''The Roman Watling Street: from London to High Cross'', Dunstable Museum Trust, 1984, ISBN 0-9508406-2-9.</ref>
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• New Malden
  ...as origins in Anglo-Saxon times, the name being Old English ''Mael dun'': "cross hill".
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• Skye
  Heather moor containing Ling, Bell Heather, Cross-leaved Heath, Bog Myrtle and Fescues is everywhere abundant. The high Black
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• Blackburn
  ...[http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/search/fr.cfm?rcn=NMR_NATINV-43500 Market Cross], Archaeological Data Society. Retrieved on 31 January 2007.</ref> The man
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• Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland
  ...he Ordnance Survey of Ireland to ensure consistency. Many maps inevitably cross the border and are perforce drawn with shared data between the two.
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• Ordnance Survey Ireland
  ...nt body for Northern Ireland, to ensure consistency. Many maps inevitably cross the border and are perforce drawn with shared data between the two.
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• Scotland
  The flag of Scotland, known as the Saltire or St Andrew's Cross, dates from the 9th century. Since 1606 the saltire has also formed the bas
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• Gulval
  ...ity in the area, and a few miles from Gulval, beyond the hamlet of Badgers Cross, are the remains of the [[Chysauster]] settlement. The site shows the remna ...footbridge in Balowena Bottom. The second is a cross-shaft lacking base or cross-head with a now illegible inscription; it was found in a wall of the church
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• Barrhead
  [[File:Arthurlie stone.jpg|right|thumb|100px|The Arthurlie Stone or Cross in 1910, since moved]] ..., The Kelburn, The Arthurlie Inns, The Fereneze Inn, and The Brig Inn. The Cross Stobs dates back to at least 1695.
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• Greenock
  ...Free French Naval Forces were established, many people tend to regard the Cross of Lorraine on Lyle Hill as a memorial to the loss of the ''Maillé Brézé
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• Islay
  ...urch, stone cross - geograph.org.uk - 1650.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Kildalton Cross]] ...date to prehistory; these can be seen at Kilchoman Church where the carved cross there is erected on one, at Kilchiaran Church on the Rhinns and at other si
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• Quarrier's Village
  ...llage standing on its north bank. A number of both vehicle and footbridges cross the Gotter Water within the village whilst the Gryffe is crossed by a road
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• Kennington
  ...ween what is now Black Prince Road and Sancroft Street, near to Kennington Cross. In 1376, according to John Stow, John of Gaunt, 1st Duke of Lancaster came ...f land to the east of Kennington Park Road, were created in 1831 by Edward Cross. There were separate cages for lions, a rhinoceros, tigers and giraffes. Th
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• Pirbright
  ...hurch remember Ross Mangles VC, the first civilian to receive the Victoria Cross, at the relief of Arrah in India in 1857 and Henry Morton Stanley, the Afri
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• St Kilda
  ...32.</ref> House no. 16 in the modern village has an early Christian stone cross built into the front wall, which may date from the 7th century.<ref>Quine (
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• Purley on Thames
  ...led in the parish in the 1920s with Major Hugh Lister winning the Military Cross in Second World War as a combatant priest.
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• Bushey Heath
  ...iddlesex. The very end of the village, at the very top of the road at the cross-roads beyond which are the woods, is in Middlesex. It is the [[county top]
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• Craig y Llyn
  ...h and northeast faces, and is crowned with a trig point. Several footpaths cross near the summit of the hill, including the Coed Morgannwg Way.
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• Reigate
  **St Cross on Reigate Hill (a chapel of ease)
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• Rotherhithe
  ...t underwater tunnel in the world. Built by the Brunels originally to carry cross-river freight, it became a pedestrian tunnel, due to the money running out
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• Shrewsbury
  ...terprise Park, located mainly on the outskirts. The A5 and A49 trunk roads cross near to the town, as do five railway lines at Shrewsbury railway station. ...ubs, such as the Golden Cross, the Dun Cow and the King's Head. The Golden Cross is reputed to be the oldest licensed Public House in Shrewsbury and records
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• Market Drayton
  Ancient local sites include: Audley's Cross, Blore Heath, and several Neolithic standing stones, "The Devil's Ring and
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• Oswestry
  ...om "Oswald's tree" (''Oswaldes treow'') and the Welsh name means "Oswald's cross". The name in each language is derived from St Oswald, King of the [[Northu
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• Taunton
  [[File:Taunton Cross.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Taunton Cross, 1770]]
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• Bath
  ...</ref> The 'hospital of the baths' was built beside the hot springs of the Cross Bath, for their health giving properties and to provide shelter for the poo
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• Cairnpapple Hill
  ...re not far below and [[Fife]] beyond, and on a clear day one may see clear cross Fife to the Highland mountains. Grangemouth industry burns its great flames
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• Glastonbury
  ...became a centre for commerce, which led to the construction of the market cross, Glastonbury Canal and the Glastonbury and Street railway station, the larg ...l market cross built in 1846 by Benjamin Ferrey.<ref>{{NHLE|1057910|Market Cross|Grade=II}}</ref>
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• Weston-super-Mare
  ...n the Baptist|accessdate=24 January 2010}}</ref> but its ancient preaching cross survives. The former rectory is an early 19th century structure with later
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• Dunblane
  The earliest evidence for Christianity on the site of Dunblane are two cross-slabs of the 10th to 11th centuries which are preserved in the cathedral. I
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• Coupar Angus
  ...early days a market was held every Friday at the Market Cross. The market cross was a focus, marking the centre of the Burgh of Barony. Coupar Angus seems
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• Send
  *A Celtic-style stone cross next to the Church Rooms on Send Road, for the fallen of both the World War
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• Leith Hill
  A large number of public footpaths cross the hill which may be taken toward the summit. The closest village is [[Co
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• Tatsfield
  A number of ancient routes cross the parish. The best studied is the Roman road which lies to the west of th
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• Walton on the Hill
  St Cross is a large building to the north of the village which was formerly a boys'
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• Bury St Edmunds
  *Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery in The Market Cross, restored by [[Robert Adam]] in the late 1700s.
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• Bungay
  ...butter and other farm produce for sale. Until 1810, there was also a Corn Cross, but this was taken down and replaced by a pump.
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• Scafell
  ...rge cairn on a short rocky ridge. Northward is a saddle, marked by a large cross of stones and then the bouldery climb to Symonds Knott, the north top. This
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• Chichester
  ...t, inherited from the Romans: radiating outwards from the mediæval market cross lead the North, South, East and West shopping streets. [[File:Chichester market cross 2002-07-15.jpg|thumb|upright|Chichester Cross]]
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• Helvellyn
  ...plateau about 550 yards long. The highest point is marked by a cairn and a cross-shaped dry stone shelter; to the north is an [[Ordnance Survey]] trig point ...arles Gough, a tourist in the Lake District. Gough set out with his dog to cross Striding Edge to reach the peak of Helvellyn. He perished there and his dog
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• Knapdale
  ...ross-marked slab, Loch Coille-Bhar - geograph.org.uk - 827939.jpg|Ruin and cross-marked slab by Loch Coille-Bhar
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• Cork
  ...y 2009 |publisher=Corkharbour.ie |date=|accessdate=2010-08-12}}</ref> The Cross River Ferry, from [[Rushbrooke]] to [[Passage West]], links the R624 road t
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• Cheddar Yeo
  File:Cheddar Yeo near Cross - geograph.org.uk - 74549.jpg
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• Cheddar Gorge
  ...ate=21 February 2010}}</ref> The Cheddar whitebeam, which has evolved as a cross between the [[common whitebeam]] and the grey-leaved whitebeam, is unique t
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• Kinder Scout
  ==Edale Cross== [[File:Kinder Edale Cross 0127.JPG|thumb|100px|Edale Cross]]
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• Betsom's Hill
  ...orth Downs as a defence against any invader, French or Prussian, who might cross the Channel. It was never used in anger of course and the fort has been de
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• River Colne, Hertfordshire
  ...ed three aqueducts near its junction with the Grand Junction main line, to cross the Fray's River, the River Colne and the Colne Brook.<ref>{{harvnb |Nichol
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• River Fleet
  ...n [[Camden Town]] and pass under [[Kentish Town]] and King's Cross. King's Cross was originally named Battle Bridge, referring to an ancient bridge over The Below King's Cross, the river flows down beneath Farringdon Road and Farringdon Street, and en
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• Armadale
  The main feature of Armadale is The Cross, the wide cross-roads in the centre of the town, where Main Street is crossed by North Stre At the cross is a memorial stone (with a lamppost on top) erected in honour of Elizabeth
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• Whitburn, West Lothian
  ...ow overflow. The town's Murraysgate and surrounding areas northwest of the cross were established to deal with the overflow.
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• Whithorn
  File:Monreith Cross.JPG|The Monreith Cross in the Whithorn Museum.
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• River Dee
  ...only curiously remaining reminder of this site's maritime past is a stone cross which stands in the middle of the Roodee which exhibits the marks of water
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• Salisbury
  ...arket20040724 CopyrightKaihsuTai.jpg|left|thumb|The 15th century ''Poultry Cross'' in the Market Place]] ...sses were the Livestock Cross, the Cheese & Milk Cross and the Wool & Yarn Cross.
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• Chippenham, Wiltshire
  [[File:Chippenham Cenotaph.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Cenotaph and view cross Chippenham market place]]
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• Devizes
  |picture=Devizes.market.cross.arp.jpg |picture caption=Devizes Market Cross
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• Warminster
  The chapel acts as a focal point for many activities including the Cross raised on the front lawn at Easter and the Field of Remembrance in November ...earby is Battlesbury Barracks and includes Harman Lines named for Victoria Cross recipient John Harman–Burma 1944. It is the home of the Land Warfare Cent
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• Cairngorms
  ...t, and The Sneck at 3,182 feet. Topographically, this means a walker could cross between the [[Cairntoul]] (4,242 feet) – [[Braeriach]] (4,252 feet) massi ...providing access to them only. Historically pedestrians have been able to cross the Cairngorms by following the traditional routes of the [[Lairig Ghru]],
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• Sgòr an Lochain Uaine
  ...ith Cairn Toul and The Devil's Point, whilst from the north one must first cross Braeriach.
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• Worcester
  ...The other main thoroughfares are The Shambles and Broad Street, while The Cross (and its immediate surrounding area) is the city’s financial centre and l
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• River Avon, Hampshire
  ...ury concerning the loss of navigation of the river.<ref>{{cite book |last1=Cross |first1=Donald Alfred Edgar |year=1970 |title=The Salisbury Avon Navigation
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• Halesowen
  A Mediæval cross stands in the churchyard which previously stood in Great Cornbow, until it
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• Lairig Ghru
  ...he cross-roads where the tracks from Sron na Lairige and the Chalamain Gap cross the Lairig Ghru. Like many other man-made shelters in the mountains of Scot
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• Bledlow
  Above the village, carved into the chalk of Wain Hill is a large cross, similar to that found at [[Whiteleaf, Buckinghamshire|Whiteleaf]].<ref nam
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• Bardsey Island
  ...of Archaeology : ''Bardsey Island''] Retrieved 2009-08-16</ref> A Celtic cross amidst the ruins commemorates the 20,000 saints reputed to be buried on the
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• Abergwyngregyn
  ...slopes of Foel Ganol, and another leading down to Cammarnaint Farm. A gold cross, five inches in height, was found on the summit of Carnedd y Ddelw above th
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• Aberdaron
  Two stone bridges, Pont Fawr and Pont Fach, built in 1823, cross the Afon Daron and Afon Cyll y Felin in the centre of Aberdaron. Beyond the ...shment and pilgrims often had to wait weeks in the village for a chance to cross the treacherous waters of Bardsey Sound.
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• Blencathra
  ...the south east face. Northward on the fine turf of the 'saddle' is a large cross laid out in white stones. Its origin is uncertain but extension to its curr The [[Pennines]] form the horizon from north east to south east, with [[Cross Fell]], [[Mickle Fell]], [[Wild Boar Fell]] and [[Great Whernside]] visible
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• Llandygai
  ...or simply ''Cai''). Remains from Tegai's time include a stone coffin and a cross bearing his name, which are kept at the church.<ref name="Breverton">T D Br ...ly ''Cai'') in the fifth century. The church contains a stone coffin and a cross bearing the saint’s name.<ref name="Breverton"/>
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• Crib Goch
  ...ntaineering routes in winter or scrambles in summer, meaning that one must cross "graded territory" as defined in Steve Ashton's "Scrambles in Snowdonia".<r
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• Yr Elen
  ...s walking through wet valleys and a number of rivers that are difficult to cross.<ref>{{cite book|last=Gillham|first=John|title=The Pictorial Guide to the M
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• Porthdinllaen
  ...ge in that those arriving there still had to cross to Anglesey and then to cross the hazardous waters of the [[Menai Strait]], but Holyhead was eventually c
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• Malvern Hills
  The main face of Gullet Quarry shows a cross-section through the Pre-Cambrian rock and exhibits many rock types includin
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• River Tay
  ...d that, "The fall of the bridge was occasioned by the insufficiency of the cross bracing and its fastenings to sustain the force of the gale." They conclude
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• North Channel
  ...d]] with the rest of the [[United Kingdom]]. In August 2007 the Centre for Cross-Border Studies proposed the construction of a rail bridge or tunnel 21&nbsp ...sociation has provided authentication observers for swimmers attempting to cross the approx 22 mile span between [[County Down]] and the [[Mull of Galloway]
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• Whiteadder Water
  The waters issuing from the reservoir soon cross into [[Berwickshire]] and the river runs alongside the B6355 road to [[Elle
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• River Brent
  ...m, made of streams rising on [[Hampstead Heath]], joins the Brent at Brent Cross, at the eponymous shopping centre. ...A406 North Circular Road alongside, through Brent Park and thence to Brent Cross. There is enters the Brent Reservoir, more commonly known as [[Welsh Harp]
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• River Kennet
  ...uss structure, was built in 1891 as the method for horses towing barges to cross the river.
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• River Foss
  ...n Foss benefits most from leisure activity and several Long Distance Walks cross its path. The Foss Walk follows much of the river course from Blue Bridge t
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• River Hull
  Most of the bridges which cross the river are movable, in order to allow shipping to pass. There are five s
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• Mansion House, York
  ...re once owned by the Guild of St. Christopher and St. George including the Cross Keys Public House also lay on this site.<ref name=White/> These buildings w
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• Flag of Derbyshire
  The flag features a green cross on a blue background. These colours were chosen to represent Derbyshire's g
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• Flag of Dorset
  | Nickname = St Wite's Cross | Morenicks = The Dorset Cross
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• Flag of Gloucestershire
  | Nickname = Severn Cross | Design = Cross of mid-blue, outlined in cream,<br>against an apple green background
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• Flag of Hertfordshire
  ...t Alban, the patron saint of Hertfordshire and first British martyr, whose cross is traditionally yellow on blue.
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• Flag of Lincolnshire
  ...d blue quarters; in the jargon of blazon, ''Quarterly Vert and Azure, on a Cross Gules fimbriated Or a Fleur-de-Lys of the last''.
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• Flag of Nottinghamshire
  The flag includes a white-fimbriated red St George's Cross on a green background, and a green silhouette of James Woodford's bronze st
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• Flag of Orkney
  | Design = A yellow-fimbriated blue Nordic cross<br>on a red field ...ars before Nasjonal Samling used a red–yellow cross flag. A red–yellow cross flag is also used by Swedish-speaking Finns.
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• Flag of Pembrokeshire
  | Design = Azure a cross Or on an inescutcheon of five<br>Verta Tudor Rose quarterly counter-changed
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• Flag of Shetland
  | Design = A white Nordic cross on a blue field ...ag uses the colours of the flag of Scotland, but in the form of the Nordic cross in order to symbolise Shetland's historical and cultural ties with the Nord
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• Flag of Cornwall
  | Design = Sable a cross Argent ...nwall - The Mysteries of St Piran, The Flag Institute]</ref> It is a white cross on a black background.
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• Middlesbrough
  ...y soldier in all of the British and Empire armies to be awarded a Victoria Cross in the Normandy landings in June 1944. Other well-known Green Howards have
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• Church Island
  ...on the island from which to view the Menai Strait and the two bridges that cross it<ref name="prosiect_menai" />.
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• Llanddwyn Island
  More than 10 miles of footpaths cross Llanddwyn Island and Newborough Warren, including the Anglesey Coastal Path File:ThelargelighthouseandcrossatLlanddwyn.jpg| The large lighthouse and cross at Llanddwyn.
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• Isles of Scilly
  [[File:ScillonianCross.svg|thumb|The ''Scillonian Cross'']] ...ow-do-you-get-scillonian-cross_25.html | title=How Do You Get A Scillonian Cross | publisher=Scilly Archive | accessdate=16 January 2007 }}</ref>
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• North Downs
  [[File:KentGeologyWealdenDome.svg|right|thumb|300px|A cross-section, showing the Wealden Dome, and relating it to the towns of Kent]]
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• South Downs
  [[File:KentGeologyWealdenDomeSimple.svg|right|thumb|200px|A north-south cross-section through the Weald-Artois Anticline]] ...], the [[Seven Sisters, Sussex|Seven Sisters]], whose undulations reveal a cross-section through a pre-existing landscape of parallel ridges and dry valleys
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• Bradford
  Two carved stones, probably parts of an Anglo-Saxons preaching cross, were found on the site of Bradford Cathedral. They indicate that Christian
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• Wakefield
  ...oard eventually became Wakefield's largest employer with Manor Colliery on Cross Lane and Park Hill colliery at Eastmoor surviving until 1982.<ref>{{Harvnb|
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• Little Sark
  ...race of water where visitors require experience or careful instruction to cross to the Adonis rock safely. ...ttern in and around the southern headland in roughly the shape of a double cross. A small bathing pool known as Teddy's Bath sits slightly higher in the cli
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• Halifax
  ...aulskingcross.co.uk/index.html|accessdate=2011-03-25|title=St Paul's, King Cross | Homepage }}</ref> John Mackintosh and his wife, Violet, opened a toffee shop in King Cross Lane in 1890. Violet formulated the toffee's recipe. John became known as "
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• Flag of Northamptonshire
  ...in black, representative of the county's renowned leather industry. On the cross is a rose which has long been the emblem of the county, having appeared on
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• West Ham
  ...: [http://www.phantomsrfc.com Phantoms RFC], [http://www.kxsrfc.com King's Cross Steelers] and [http://www.elrfc.com East London RFC].
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• Auchope Cairn
  From the boogy summit of the Cheviot Cross is a stone pathway laid down to allow walkers to pass this way without vani
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• Peter Tavy
  [[File:Village Cross, Lych Gate and Church Spire - geograph.org.uk - 157632.jpg|left|thumb|200px
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• City of London
  ...dmotes. There was a Folkmoot for the whole of the city held at the outdoor cross of St Paul's Cathedral. Many of the mediæval positions and traditions cont <blockquote>'''Arms:''' ''Argent a cross gules, in the first quarter a sword in pale point upwards of the last.<br>
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• Westray
  Other attractions include the Romanesque Cross Kirk and the Castle O'Burrian sea stack once used as a hermitage.
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• Milk Hill
  ...y the hand of man since ancient times. Two earthworks are found here; the Cross Dyke along the bulge of the scarp, and the great [[Wansdyke]], running for
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• River Tamar
  The initial importance of navigation on the river was to cross this natural obstacle between the counties of Devon and Cornwall, and the o A traditional Cornish tale claims that the devil would never dare to cross the River Tamar into Cornwall for fear of ending up as a pasty filling.<ref
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• River Erme
  ...ap between Saltercrease and Efford, but this is now said to be too deep to cross.
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• Lundy
  ...a". The bottle and letter are on display at the Portledge Hotel at [[Fairy Cross]], in Devon. The ''Jenny'' was a three-masted schooner reputed to be carryi ...ef> Harman's son, John Pennington Harman was awarded a posthumous Victoria Cross in Kohima, India in 1944. There is a memorial to him at the VC Quarry on Lu
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• East Grinstead
  ...owler's novel: East Grinstead features as harbouring the fictional Invicta Cross, as well as the eventual New Invicta. The town of New Invicta was later use
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• Table Hill
  ...he figure of a large table, whence the name is derived. In the centre is a cross, of the same size as that by the Giant's Grave, upon North Hill.<ref>Southa
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• Ebbw Vale
  ...ng, and a large host of football and rugby teams at varying levels. Eugene Cross Park is the home of both the town's rugby and cricket clubs. However, crick
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• Atlantic Ocean
  **1919, the American NC-4 became the first seaplane to cross the Atlantic (landing on islands and the sea along the way)
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• Boothferry
  ...he Boothferry bridge was very heavily used by traffic as the only place to cross from [[Lincolnshire]] to [[Yorkshire]], until the M62 bridge and then the H
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• Immingham
  Squadron Leader John Dowland and Leonard Harrison received the George Cross for defusing a bomb that had fallen onto the grain ship SS ''Kildare'' in F
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• North Killingholme
  ...has a small village hall, but there is no public house, the nearest is the Cross Keys at South Killingholme, and there is ''The Ashbourne'' hotel and restau
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• South Killingholme
  The one public house is "the Cross Keys".
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• Straits of Gibraltar
  ...ated by 7.7 nautical miles of sea at the straits' narrowest point. Ferries cross between the two continents every day in as little as 35 minutes. ...ore had to break off their run due to damage. Of the U-boats attempting to cross back into the Atlantic, every one was sunk.
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• Straits of Dover
  ...Calais in France. Between these two points lies the most popular route for cross-channel swimmers as the distance is reduced to 21 miles.<ref>"English Chann
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• Jersey
  ...island became scarce. The SS ''Vega'' was sent to the island carrying Red Cross supplies and news of the success of the Allied advance in Europe. The Chann
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• Broughton
  **[[Broughton Cross]]
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• Bury, Huntingdonshire
  ...church, Bury, Cambs - geograph.org.uk - 153256.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Holy Cross Church]] The Church of Holy Cross is of the 13th century, built of rubble with [[Barnack]] stone dressings.
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• Elton, Huntingdonshire
  ...ient place with 17th Century houses on its village street, an early Danish cross in its churchyard and the church itself of the 14th Century.
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• Glatton
  ...north of the county. Glatton is a place of timbered cottages with, at its cross roads, a mediæval church and village pub with a friendly welcome behind it
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• Great Paxton
  Great Paxton extends for a mile or so beside the main King's Cross rail route. At its centre is a pleasant pub, The Bell, and at the northern
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• Great Gransden
  ...buildings in Great Gransden parish, including the remains of a churchyard cross, houses, barns and the post mill.<ref>[http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk Im
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• Helpston
  ...parish church, Helpston, Peterborough - geograph.org.uk - 87485.jpg|Butter Cross and parish church
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• Channel Tunnel
  Ideas for a cross-Channel fixed link appeared as early as 1802,<ref name="Whiteside p17" /><r |'''1802''' || Albert Mathieu put forward a cross-Channel tunnel proposal.
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• Deal
  ...close to Deal, the Royal Marines Siege Regiment came into being and manned cross-channel guns for most of the remainder of the war. ...n chapter XLV of ''Bleak House'', so that Woodcourt and Esther's paths can cross when Woodcourt's ship happens to anchor in the Downs at the same time as Es
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• Chatham
  ...f Chatham Hill at Luton Arches. This also became inadequate for the London cross-channel traffic and the ''Medway Towns Bypass'', the M2 motorway, was const
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• Downs (sea area)
  ...with the [[English Channel]] still the busiest shipping lane in the world, cross-Channel ferries and other ships still seek shelter here.
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• Rogerstone
  ...ols within Rogerstone; Rogerstone Primary, Mount Pleasant Primary and High Cross Primary.
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• Carrauntoohil
  ...exceed 3,000 feet. The summit of Carrauntoohil is topped by a large metal cross a further 16 feet tall.
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• Brandon Mountain
  ...rked by small white crosses and the peak itself is topped by a large metal cross. The pilgrimage route called ''Cosán na Naomh'' (The Saints Road) begins a ...p=22}} The route has the greatest concentration of stones marked with the "cross of arcs", one of the principal symbols of pilgrimage in Ireland.{{sfn|O Cao
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• Holme
  **[[Cross Holme]]
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• River Tyburn
  ...ewhat oversubscribed. The gallows were therefore built in 1571 with three cross-beams to hang several felons at a time (an arrangement known as a "three-le
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• Kimbolton
  ...rtial closure of a trunk road) and a plaque marking the site of the market cross are claimed by some as evidence that Kimbolton is a town and still has a ri
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• St Helier
  ...t and States Chamber (called collectively the States Building). The market cross in the centre of the square was pulled down at the Reformation, and the iro
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• Dartford
  ...] to London road (afterwards named [[Watling Street]]) it was necessary to cross the [[River Darent]] by ford, giving the settlement its name. Roman villas
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• Gravesend
  ...ill Hill dominates the town, Gravesend's highest point is actually Marling Cross to the south adjacent to the A2. ...ames and Medway Passenger Boat Company up the river to [[Greenwich]]. The cross-river passenger ferry to [[Tilbury]] provides a long-established route to a
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• Hythe, Kent
  ...veral miles west of Hythe, known then as "the Shepway crossroads". Shepway cross, erected in 1923, the monument to the Court of Shepway, is beside the Hythe ...Shepway, and it is referred to as the "Shepway Cross". In fact the Shepway Cross is a civic war memorial erected in 1923. It was placed on the top of Lympne
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• Ashford, Middlesex
  Ashford stands in the angle between the A30 and A308 trunk roads which cross to the west of the town, at [[Staines]]. The River Ash runs under a rounda
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• Diocese of Canterbury
  |picture=Canterbury Cathedral - Portal Nave Cross-spire.jpeg
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• Diocese of Chichester
  ...discovered in a local garden wall was believed to have come from the palm cross that stood outside the original cathedral, and is now integrated into the w
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• Thanet
  ...unded fifty years earlier by Saint Columba on [[Iona]] in the Hebrides): a cross marks the spot.<ref>[http://www.historic-kent.co.uk/vill_r.html Notes on Ra
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• River Rother, Yorkshire
  He Rother rises near [[Clay Cross]] in [[Derbyshire]], and flows through the centre of [[Chesterfield]], wher The source of the river is at [[Pilsley, Derbyshire|Pilsley]] near [[Clay Cross]] in [[Derbyshire]], from where it flows to the west for a short distance,
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• Sibson-cum-Stibbington
  - and part of a cross-border village:
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• Stibbington
  ...rter of a mile east of the Great North Road near the ford by which one may cross to [[Sutton, Northamptonshire]].
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• Ramsgate
  ...arinas on the south coast of Britain and the Port of Ramsgate has provided cross channel ferries for many years. The Port of Ramsgate has provided cross channel ferries for many years. Currently a service of freight and car is p
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• Stow Longa
  ...]. It is Stow Longa is built around its Green on which stands a mediæval cross. ...ottages, a village room, a blocked-up well (on the village green), a stone cross and mature elm trees.
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• Water Newton
  ...d bowls, votive tokens engraved and embossed with the labarum (the chi-rho cross), and an unengraved standing two-handled cup of the form (''cantharus'') la
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• Upton
  *[[Upton Cross]], Cornwall
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• Stanground
  |picture=Stanground churchyard cross, Peterborough - geograph.org.uk - 147480.jpg |picture caption=Lampass Cross in Stanground parish churchyard
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• Winchelsea
  ...e Norman Conquest, Winchelsea was of great importance in [[English Channel|cross-Channel]] trade (acting in particular as an entrepôt for London) and as a
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• Thurning, Norfolk
  ...this having been demolished early in the 18th century. The east window has cross-linked tracery, clearly used to fill the arch of the lost chancel, and the
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• Connemara
  ...nd [[Barna]] just on the outskirts of the City of [[Galway]], or at [[Maam Cross]]. Some have it as the land contained by [[Killary Harbour]], the [[Maam]] ...th of [[Kilkieran]] Bay), Loch Oorid, (which lies a few miles west of Maam Cross), and the western spine of the [[Maumturks]] mountains. In the north of th
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• Shaw and Crompton
  ...lers.<ref name="Ballard14">{{Harvnb|Ballard|1986|p=14.}}</ref> A mediæval cross has been discovered in the ruins of a house at Whitfield.<ref>{{citation|ti ...sided gas-powered public street lamp standing 20 feet high at the original cross-road junction of Manchester Road, Oldham Road, High Street, and Church Road
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• Somerford Keynes
  ...has mostly small leaded casements to left and C20 raised window to right. Cross wing of C17 has coped gables to both ends, with 3-light hollow-moulded lead
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• Goring-on-Thames
  ...lock and weir. The [[Thames Path]], [[Icknield Way]] and the [[Ridgeway]] cross the Thames at Goring. The [[Great Western Main Line]] railway passes throug
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• Carlingford Lough
  ...e 06° 07' 00" W. It was designated a Ramsar site on 9 March 1998. It is a cross-border site. The northern shore is in Northern Ireland and includes the mos
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• Cricklade
  ...igh Street, where the Town Cross once stood. There are two replicas of the cross in Cricklade; one is in the churchyard of St Sampson's, the other at St Mar ...features include a fine 12th century chancel arch and mediæval preaching cross.
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• River Leach
  ...wide. Between the villages a road bridge and another "clapper" footbridge cross the river. It passes another old mill between the Eastleaches and [[Southro
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• Llanfachraeth
  ...nfachraeth and Holyhead. The [[Wales Coast Path]] is forced inland here to cross the [[River Alaw]]. The village has a pub and accommodation is provided by
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• Llangaffo
  ...ones at Llangaffo Church - geograph.org.uk - 1873365.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Cross-marked gravestones in the churchyard]] ...re which is a prominent local landmark. The churchyard has part of a stone cross dating from the 9th or 10th century, and some gravestones from the 9th to 1
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• Penmon
  ...nd structures, including [[Birmingham Town Hall]] and the two bridges that cross the [[Menai Strait]]. The area is popular with locals and visitors alike fo [[File:Cross St Seiriol's Church.JPG|right|thumb|200px|10th century cross]]
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• River Teme
  Below Tenbury Wells the river is more tranquil but still shallow, with strong cross currents. Water levels in the Teme are highly variable, something which has ...[[Leintwardine]]. In June 2006, the 12th regatta was held at [[Mortimer's Cross]].<ref>[http://www.coracle-fishing.net/leintwardine-2005/index.htm Leintwar
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• River Tees
  The Tees rises on the eastern slope of [[Cross Fell]] in [[Cumberland]], at the watershed between the east and west coasts ...uare miles and subsumes no important tributaries. Soon after trickling off Cross Fell, the Tees leaves Cumberland and forms the boundary between [[Westmorla
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• River Etherow
  ...ne]], [[Stalybridge]], Mottram, [[Woodhead, Cheshire|Woodhead]] and Lady's Cross to [[Sheffield]], to be woven on hand-looms in the dale.<ref name="Ref_b">{ ...Derbyshire|Hadfield]] to the [[Woodhead Tunnel]] portal, was an important cross-Pennine route built in 1844 by the Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne and Manches
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• Farnborough, Berkshire
  Within the graveyard are the remains of a mediæval cross.
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• Hungerford Green
  Hungerford Green is a hamlet of [[Aldworth]] gathered around a cross-roads on the road to [[Streatley, Berkshire|Streatley]], east of the heart
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• Ashridge
  ...s a hospital, and in the Second it became an emergency wing of the Charing Cross Hospitial.
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• England
  [[File:Flag of England.svg|right|thumb|180px|Saint George's Cross, the national flag of England]]
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• Baldock
  ...as a railway station which today operates on the line between London Kings Cross and [[Cambridge]]. With frequent services to London, including fast service
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• Barley, Hertfordshire
  ...tion is only 10 minutes' drive away, whence it is only 35 minutes to Kings Cross), though this has not displaced the many long-established families of the v
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• East Anglia
  ...ese traditional arms is derived the [[Flag of East Anglia]]: a St George's cross defaced with the shield of East Anglia. The flag as it is known today was i
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• Bow Back Rivers
  The Bow Back Rivers cross an area originally known as Stratford Marsh, an area of common Lammas land, ...her south, and paid for two bridges, one to cross the Lee and the other to cross the Channelsea River, from her own funds. She also paid for the road to be
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• Brickendon
  The chapel, dedicated to the Holy Cross and St Alban, was built in 1932 on land and with funds donated by Constance
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• Bricket Wood
  ...uilt on, Diogenes became the Diogenes Sun Club when it moved to near Maple Cross. The Suncampers have gone but the three remaining clubs are all still open.
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• Broxbourne
  ...pril 2008 it was announced that the venue would be built at nearby Waltham Cross and situated on what was (at the time of the relevant press release) the ov
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• River Crane, Middlesex
  ...tunnelling below it, so the line rises from its tunnels on either side to cross over it.
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• Chipperfield
  For a number of years the Lords of the Manor were the Blackwell family, of Cross and Blackwell. They were great benefactors to the village. Two of Samuel an
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• Cheshunt
  |post town=Waltham Cross ...s benefit from Cheshunt railway station; the town is 13 miles from Charing Cross in London, making it one of the closest parts of Hertfordshire to Central [
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• Cuffley
  ...ion provides a commuter service to Moorgate station and connects to King's Cross in the evenings and at weekends. ...rtford Loop Line, as a strategic alternative to the main line out of Kings Cross to the North, by extending the line from [[Enfield Chase]].
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• Bucks Hill
  ...than a string of houses on the flank of the eponymous hill. [[Chandler's Cross]] lies southeast across the [[M25 motorway]].
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• Chandlers Cross
  |name=Chandlers Cross '''Chandlers Cross''' is a hamlet in [[Hertfordshire]] found in the woods to the north of [[Cr
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• Codicote
  ...leading them from a burning hotel. He was subsequently awarded the George Cross and a memorial trust fund was quickly established in his honour which led t
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• River Quin
  ...In 1922, a donkey and cart were swept away when its owner tried in vain to cross Sheeps Lane Ford. The animal was drowned.
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• Eastbury, Hertfordshire
  ...ootpath running for several miles along the county border, cutting through cross-border developments.
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• River Ravensbourne
  ...confluence. Until the 19th century one such stream flowed from [[Brockley Cross]] crossing [[Tanners Hill]] before joining at Deptford Creek.
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• Goff's Oak
  |post town=Waltham Cross The village has nearby links to London's Kings Cross Station by Cuffley railway station and to Liverpool Street by Cheshunt rail
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• Bressay
  ...with various examples of knotwork, and imagery. The top of each face has a cross. On one side, there is an engraving of two men with crosiers, as well as va File:Crossbeddingbressay.jpg|Cross-bedding in Middle Old Red Sandstone on Bressay
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• Colsay
  ...ad]]. The island used to pasture a good many sheep mostly Cheviot/Shetland cross breeds, which were transported to the island by small boats, called yoals,
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• High Cross, Hertfordshire
  |name=High Cross |picture=St John the Evangelist, High Cross, Herts - geograph.org.uk - 357751.jpg
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• Hoddesdon
  ...It is four miles south-east of [[Hertford]], five miles north of [[Waltham Cross]] and 11 miles south-west of [[Bishop's Stortford]]. At its height during
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• Bird Island, Falkland Islands
  ...een the northern and eastern promontories, and the terrain is difficult to cross, with dense growth of Tussac above thick, soft peat and Tussac overhanging
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• Hale Park
  ...d lodges including the South Lodge which has a Doric portico. Tree avenues cross the park, including a lime avenue which runs north east to Hatchett Lodge,
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• Hunsdon
  ...e rood screen is the lower pair, the staircase and the beam which held the cross now in the Vestry. While the east window in the Vestry is circa 1320, the
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• Finchampstead
  ...Eversley Bridge. Finchampstead Bridge is further east, just above Eversley Cross. To the east of the parish is [[Sandhurst, Berkshire|Sandhurst]] and, to th
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• Beacon Hill, Monmouthshire
  ...2000 and is thus freely available to those on foot. Numerous forest tracks cross the hill's slopes. A car park has been provided on the western side and inf
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• Trellech
  ...g who were rulers of [[Gwent]] in the 7th and 8th centuries. The Preaching Cross in the churchyard may date back to this time, as may the font.
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• Dorney Lake
  ...he main lake make it a popular venue for runners, inline skaters, and even cross-country skiers practising with roller skis.
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• Hyde Park
  ...er Emperor Frederick III.<ref>Crook, M. J.: "The Evolution of the Victoria Cross": 1975: Midas Books, pp. 49-52</ref> ...hed to widen Park Lane, was the home of Samuel Parkes who won the Victoria Cross in the Charge of the Light Brigade. After leaving the army, Parkes became i
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• Greenwich Park
  ...in areas along the main roads entering from Blackheath. Cycle routes criss-cross the park (as do runners, roller-bladers, dog-walkers, etc.), but other road
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• Conival
  ...displays "fantastic geology". A spur runs south-west off the this ridge to cross a col (Bealach Traligill) that connect to the neighbouring hill of Breabag
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• Bruach na Frìthe
  ...gh the slightly harder Northwest Ridge is also a popular route. All routes cross steep ground and scree.
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