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• Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
  |name=Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park ...Games. From the end of the Paralympic Games its full name is the '''Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park'''.
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• Queen Elizabeth Land
  ...Glacier.jpg|right|thumb|350px|Glacier in the Pensacola Mountains of Queen Elizabeth Land]] '''Queen Elizabeth Land''' is part of the [[British Antarctic Territory]] on the continent of
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• Queen Elizabeth II Field
  ...e known as a "Queen Elizabeth Field", since Her Majesty is the first Queen Elizabeth to rule in Scotland. ==The Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge==
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• List of Queen Elizabeth II Fields
  ...t of the 564 [[Queen Elizabeth II Field]]s''', otherwise known as '''Queen Elizabeth Fields''', set forth county by county. All are in the [[United Kingdom]]. ...nationwide project in celebration the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 2012, and to note the Olympic and Paralympic Games held in London in
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• Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park
  |name = Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park '''Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park''' is a non-profit outdoor garden and wildlife facility loc
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• Queen Elizabeth II Fields
  #Redirect[[Queen Elizabeth II Field]]
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• Queen Elizabeth Bridge, Windsor
  #REDIRECT [[Queen Elizabeth Bridge]]
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• Queen Elizabeth Bridge
  |picture=Queen Elizabeth Bridge, Windsor (Nancy).JPG |picture caption= Queen Elizabeth Bridge looking upstream
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• Queen Elizabeth Hall
  |name=Queen Elizabeth Hall |picture=Queen Elizabeth Hall.jpg
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• Elizabeth Castle
  |name=Elizabeth Castle |picture=Elizabeth Castle Jersey 2.jpg
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• Queen Elizabeth Bridge, British Virgin Islands
  [[File:Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, Beef Island.JPG|thumb|right|350px|The Queen Elizabeth II Bridge]] ...tps://structurae.net/structures/queen-elizabeth-ii-bridge-2002|title=Queen Elizabeth II Bridge|publisher=Structurae.com|accessdate=16 November 2016}}</ref>
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• Queen Elizabeth II Bridge
  #REDIRECT [[Dartford Crossing#Queen Elizabeth II Bridge]]
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• Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II
  ...urgh; the Duke of Cambridge; the Duchess of Cambridge; Prince Harry; Queen Elizabeth II; (grouped at right) the Duchess of Cornwall; the Prince of Wales, aboard ...hroughout 2012, that marked the 60th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II on 6 February 1952. The only other time in British history that a monarc
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• Queen Elizabeth Forest Park
  ...th Forest Park - geograph.org.uk - 2521467.jpg|right|thumb|350px|The Queen Elizabeth Forest Park near Aberfoyle]] '''Queen Elizabeth Forest Park''' is a 48,590-acre forest park in the [[Highlands]] which exte
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• Queen Elizabeth Country Park
  ...ueen Elizabeth Country Park - panoramio.jpg|right|thumb|300px|In the Queen Elizabeth Country Park]] '''Queen Elizabeth Country Park''' is a large country park laid out on the [[South Downs]], in
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• County Antrim
  ...cDonnell'', who variously fought alongside and against the forces of Queen Elizabeth I. The story of Elizabethan Ulster is largely told in the shifting contest
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• Argyll
  ...hich through later conquest and accretion spread to become Scotland. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Argyll can trace their descent from the chiefs of Argyll ...have somewhat multiplied since those days, but the Clan Campbell and Queen Elizabeth II claim descent from the chiefs of these ancient clans.
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• County Armagh
  ...similar name of [[Argyll]]). The county was formed as such only by Queen Elizabeth I in 1586, and called Armagh after the city by Sir John Perrott.
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• Berwickshire
  ...dle Ages, and indeed the last English invasion was as late as the reign of Elizabeth I. One of the strongest natural defences of Scotland was the Peaths Ravine
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• Scarborough
  In 1626, Elizabeth Farrow discovered a stream of acidic water running from one of the cliffs t
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• Cumberland
  On 24 March 1603, Queen Elizabeth I died and the Privy Council at once proclaimed the accession of King James
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• Derbyshire
  ...is situated in Derbyshire. Chatsworth House is named as one of the estates Elizabeth Bennet visits before arriving at Pemberley. In the 2005 film adaptation of *{{cite book|author=Pevsner & Williamson, Elizabeth|year=1978|title=The Buildings of England: Derbyshire|publisher=Penguin Book
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• Devon
  ...ssdate=2008-05-14}}</ref> Berry Pomeroy still celebrates "Queen's Day" for Elizabeth I.
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• Over Peover
  Over Peover Parish Field on Stocks Lane has been enrolled as a [[Queen Elizabeth II Field]].
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• Fermanagh
  Fermanagh was recognised as a county by statute of Elizabeth I, but it was not until the time of the Plantation of Ulster that it was fi
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• Corstorphine
  ...es of him and one of his wives survive. He had four children: John, Henry, Elizabeth, and Janet.
  12 KB (1,925 words) - 10:21, 3 November 2016
• Herefordshire
  ...of King Henry VIII the towns had become much impoverished, and under Queen Elizabeth in order to encourage local industries, Parliament insisted that subjects w
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• Kent
  The Royal Navy first used the [[River Medway]] in 1547. By the reign of Elizabeth I (1558–1603) a small dockyard had been established at [[Chatham]]. By 16
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• Cinque Ports
  ...harbour. Attempts were made to build a stone harbour during the reign of Elizabeth I, but the foundations were destroyed by the sea in storms. By the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, the Cinque Ports had effectively ceased to be of any real significance,
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• Stirlingshire
  *{{i-Forest}} Queen Elizabeth Forest Park (Forestry Commission)
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• Surrey
  ...xisted just outside the town. All these have since been demolished. Queen Elizabeth particularly favoured Richmond and here she died on 24 March 1603. From Ri
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• Warwickshire
  ...]]. The poet Philip Larkin lived in Warwick (born in nearby Coventry), and Elizabeth Gaskell went to school in Barford and Stratford.
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• County Longford
  The county was officially shired in 1586 in the reign of Elizabeth I, but English control was not fully established until the aftermath of the
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• County Mayo
  ...y in the mid-16th century and continued throughout the long reign of Queen Elizabeth I until 1603. By then the term ''County Mayo'' had come into use. In the [[File:Grace O'Malley00.jpg|left|thumb|Gráinne O'Malley meeting Queen Elizabeth I]]
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• Abingdon
  ...ed and the town boundaries described in great detail. Later charters, from Elizabeth I, James I, James II, George II and George III, made no considerable change ...wing ceremonies to commemorate the Millennium, the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II in 2002 and in 2006 the 450th anniversary of the town's being granted a
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