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• Horsham
  ...park, known locally as Horsham Park, the remnant of what was formerly the Hurst Park Estate. The park has numerous football pitches, a wildlife pond and te ...e of a local lord sharing a name with the famous Horsa, the Jutish King in Kent.
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• Ealing
  ...place-names of [[Gillingham, Kent|Gillingham]] in the Jutish kingdom of [[Kent]] and perhaps [[Gillingham, Dorset|Gillingham]] in [[Dorset]]. ...English Translation and Notes, Critical and Explanatory. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row.</ref>
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• List of King George's Fields
  ==[[Kent]]== | [[Kingston, Kent|Kingston]] || <small>CT4 6JB</small> || {{map|}} || align="right"| 2.25
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• Glossop
  ...nclosed by marshes.<ref>Wilkinson, P. (November 1998), 'Finding Beowulf in Kent's landscape', ''British Archaeology'', Council for British Archaeology, Yor The north slope of Holden Clough and the Hurst Brook is used by the A57 road known as the [[Snake Pass]]. The Snake Pass c
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• Bexley
  |county=Kent '''Bexley''' is a town in [[Kent]], loosely grasped within the metropolitan conurbation but very much a town
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• Flimwell
  '''Flimwell''' is a village in the north-east of [[Sussex]] near the [[Kent]] border. It is located about two miles from the village of [[Ticehurst]] w Neighbouring villages include [[Ticehurst]], [[Hurst Green, Sussex|Hurst Green]] and [[Hawkhurst]].
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• Crossings of the River Thames
  | From [[Hampton, Middlesex|Hampton]] to Moulsey Hurst, [[East Molesey]] ==Docklands and Essex / Kent==
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• River Eden, Kent
  ...is a tributary of the [[River Medway]]. It flows through the [[Weald]] of Kent from the border with [[Surrey]]. ...4| url = }}</ref> Its name is a back formation deriving from [[Edenbridge, Kent|Edenbridge]], the main town through which it flows, and which was originall
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• List of golf courses in the United Kingdom
  *Hurst Golf Club - [[Wokingham]] ==Kent==
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• Camber Castle
  ...uldeford, the Master of the Ordnance, who was given the manor of [[Higham, Kent|Higham]] by King Henry VII in exchange for Richard's building a tower to pr ...[[Hurst Castle|Hurst]], [[Sandgate Castle|Sandgate]] and [[Sandown Castle, Kent|Sandown]].<ref>{{harvnb|Walton|2010|pp=68, 71}}; {{harvnb|Lowry|2006|p=12}}
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• Bexleyheath
  |county=Kent '''Bexleyheath''' is a town in [[Kent]], within the metropolitan conurbation, approximately 12 miles east-southea
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• The Crystal Palace
  ...ition of 1851. From 1854 it was relocated to [[Penge]] on the [[Surrey]]/[[Kent]] border in the south of the metropolis. More than 14,000 exhibitors from a ...larged so much that it extended beyond the boundary of Penge Place, into [[Kent]]. The reconstruction was recorded for posterity by Philip Henry Delamotte,
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• Hawkhurst
  |county=Kent |picture=St Laurence's Church, The Moor, Hawkhurst, Kent - geograph.org.uk - 1208934.jpg
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• Staplehurst
  |county=Kent ...Staplehurst comes from the Saxon words ''staple'' (meaning ''post'') and ''hurst'' (meaning ''wood'' or ''clearing in a forest''). The village lies on the r
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• Kent and East Sussex Railway
  |name=Kent and East Sussex Railway |county 1=Kent
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• Worth Hundred
  {{county|Kent}} ...Kent.svg|thumb|250px|Worth Hundred, shown within the Lathe of Shepway and Kent]]
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• Street Hundred, Kent
  {{county|Kent}} ...Kent.svg|thumb|250px|Street Hundred, shown within the Lathe of Shepway and Kent]]
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• Limpsfield
  ...Staffhurst Wood on the south-western parish boundary on the [[River Eden, Kent]]. ...ed by John David Hayward, who lived for many years in nearby [[Edenbridge, Kent|Edenbridge]] and was a leading artist in stained glass in the 20th century:
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• Baughurst
  A number of explanations for the name "Baughurst" exist. "Hurst" was Old English for a thick wood<ref name=bpc/> or wooded hill.<ref>{{harv Built in 1937, [[Lattice House]] was originally the depot for Kent's Buses and was built with a single span wooden Belfast truss roof.<ref>{{h
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• Meonstoke
  ...Age forts along the South Hampshire Ridgeway.<ref name=col>Collins FB and Hurst JC ''Meonstoke and Soberton'' Winton Publications, Winchester, 1978</ref> ...llage as late as 1801, began with the Meonware, as it is also known in the Kent, which was a Jutish kingdom.<ref name=col />
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