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• Cornwall
  ...of the south-western peninsula of [[Great Britain]], begirt by the seas to north and south, and divided from [[Devon]] to the east by the [[River Tamar]]. ...uption of a finger of Devonshire along the Ottery) rises very close to the north coast, leaving just a mile of dry boundary before the Marsland Water carrie
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• Gloucestershire
  ...he west, [[Herefordshire]], [[Worcestershire]] and [[Warwickshire]] to the north, [[Oxfordshire]] and [[Berkshire]] to the east (the latter boundary a bare **[[Bradley Stoke]]
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• Lincolnshire
  ...itself traditionally divided into three ridings ([[North Riding of Lindsey|North]], [[South Riding of Lindsey|South]] and [[West Riding of Lindsey|West]]); ...and the industrial towns along the south bank of the [[Humber]] and the [[North Sea]] coast around [[Grimsby]] and [[Scunthorpe]].
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• Somerset
  ...has several modest towns and numerous villages between them, while in the north are found the Georgian glories of [[Bath]] and the southern half of the gre ...e east, [[Dorset]] to the south-east, and [[Devon]] to the south-west. Its north and west are washed by the waters of the [[Bristol Channel]] as the estuary
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• Rothesay
  ...ry from [[Wemyss Bay]], [[Renfrewshire]] to the east, or from Cowal to the north, a five-minute ferry voyage to the island and down the short coast road. ...Hydropathy movement.<ref name="BradleyDupreeDurie429">{{Cite journal| last=Bradley| first=James| last2=Dupree| first2= Mageurite|last3=Durie|first3=Alastair |
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• Peebles
  ...ece of land, open to the east but contained by the rivers to the south and north. ...being Northgate, Bridgegate (where the Eddleston Water was crossed to the north of town), and Ludgate (the western gate of the town), now called Young Stre
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• Marlborough
  |picture=Marlborough High Street North End.jpg On the north side of the high street is the Merchant's House, which is currently under r
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• Southall
  ...rner" and separates it from [[Northolt]] which was originally norþ heal, "North corner" which through a later association with Anglo-Saxon holt, "Wood, cop ...the railway) used to be known as Southall Green (and a section of the main north-south road in the area is still called The Green) and was centred on the hi
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• Matlock
  Matlock is nine miles south-west of [[Chesterfield]] and nineteen miles north of the county town, [[Derby]]. ...buildings along it. From the foot of the hill at Crown Square travelling north:
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• Englefield Green
  ...he Second World War during operations from bases in the United Kingdom and North and Western Europe, and who have no known graves. They served in Bomber, Fi ...Holloway. The halls were named after Shoreditch staff: Scrivens, Marshall, Bradley, Reed and Rowan. President Hall, where the College president resided, and C
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• Coatbridge
  |LG district=North Lanarkshire ...ishness in Scotland in Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies - Joseph M. Bradley (2006) p.15
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• Lincoln
  ...ver Witham]] breaks through it. The Edge is a limestone escarpment running north-south and rising to 200&nbsp;feet in height, also sometimes called the Linc ...Cathedral Quarter'). It also includes residential suburbs to the north and north-east. The downhill area comprises the city centre (located in the gap) and
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• Isle of Man
  ...u'', also occur in ''Manau Gododdin'', the name for an ancient district in north Britain along the lower [[Firth of Forth]].<ref name="ReferenceA"> Hills in the north and south are separated by a central valley. The extreme north is exceptionally flat, consisting mainly of deposits from glacial advances
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• Tintwistle
  ...ng a division between [[Derbyshire]] to the south and [[Yorkshire]] to the north. According to the 2001 census the parish had a population of 1,401. Tintwistle lies at the lower end of [[Longdendale]], just north of [[Glossop]] in [[Derbyshire]]. It is divided in two by the busy A628 roa
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• Icknield Way
  ...ilbury Hill, Ickleford, Cadwell, Wilbury Hill)]''.</ref><ref name="Bra">R. Bradley, [http://thehumanjourney.net/pdf_store/sthames/phase%202/Neolithic%20and%20 ...of the [[River Thames]]) but the name is given too to the track or traces north of the Thames, specifically at the top or the foot of the scarp of the [[Ch
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• Kilmacolm
  ...g [[Houston, Renfrewshire|Houston]]. The Romans' continued presence as far north as Kilmacolm was, however, short lived.<ref>Roe 2007, pp. 14-18</ref> ...he Hydropathic Hotel<ref name="BradleyDupreeDurie429">{{Cite journal| last=Bradley| first=James| last2=Dupree| first2=Mageurite|last3=Durie|first3=Alastair |
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• Bridge of Allan
  ...of Westerton and Airthrey Hill, sheltered by the [[Ochil Hills]] from the north and east winds. ...The charter was written in connection with a dispute between the nuns of [[North Berwick]] and the monks at Dunfermline Abbey over the tithes of Airthrey an
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• Dunblane
  ...thshire]]. It is found off the A9 road that heads north to [[Perth]], and north of [[Stirling]]. The north side of the town is dominated by the Dunblane Hydro Hotel, currently owned
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• Send
  ...A3 London to Portsmouth trunk road. The parish is bounded to the west and north by the [[River Wey]] and the Wey Navigation. The nearest railway station is *A stone tablet on the north wall of the nave inside the parish church
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• Bathgate
  ...Leyland was sighted in Bathgate too. It had two railway stations, Bathgate North and South. There was a link that ran from the site of the current station, ...naged to persuade developers to build around his work.<ref>{{cite web|last=Bradley |first=Jane |url=http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=217682006 |
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