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• Dorset
  ...ter]] in the south of Dorset. It has borders with [[Devon]] to the west, [[Somerset]] to the north-west, [[Wiltshire]] to the north-east, and [[Hampshire]] to ...sa=dspSectionDetail&w_id=187|title=Section: Worth Matravers to South Haven Point|work=South Western Coastal Path|publisher=Natural England|accessdate=12 Apr
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• Hampshire
  The highest point in the county is [[Walbury Hill]], which reaches 974 feet, while its highes The island's highest point is [[St Boniface Down]], at 791 feet.
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• Somerset
  |name=Somerset |map image=Somerset Brit Isles Sect 5.svg
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• Bermuda
  *Sandys ''(Somerset, Ireland & Boaz Islands, part of Main Island et al)'' ...uilding a new hull from Bermuda cedar to return to their initial departure point.
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• Poole
  ...te web | url =http://www.soton.ac.uk/~imw/Sandbanks.htm | title =Sandbanks Sand Spit | publisher =School of Ocean and Earth Science, University of Southamp .... The South West Coast Path stretches for 634 miles from [[Minehead]] in [[Somerset]], along the coast of [[Devon]] and [[Cornwall]] and on to Poole. The path
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• Bridgwater
  |county=Somerset |constituency=Bridgwater & West Somerset
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• River Severn
  ...vast arc out to carve a broad estuary in [[Gloucestershire]] and between [[Somerset]] and [[Monmouthshire]] which becomes the [[Bristol Channel]]. ...square miles, excluding the basins of the [[River Wye]] and [[River Avon, Somerset|Bristol Avon]] which flow into the Severn Estuary. The major tributaries to
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• Glastonbury
  |county=Somerset ...istol]]. A mile away across the [[River Brue]] is the village of [[Street, Somerset|Street]]. At the edge of the town and dominating landscape for many miles
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• Weston-super-Mare
  |county=Somerset |LG district=North Somerset
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• River Exe
  ...' rises at Exe Head near the village of [[Simonsbath]], on [[Exmoor]] in [[Somerset]], near the [[Bristol Channel]] coast, but flows more or less directly due ...om Roman days until the late twentieth century the river's lowest bridging point was at [[Exeter]], but there is now a viaduct for the M5 motorway about 2 m
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• Bristol Channel
  ...enshire]], [[Glamorgan]] and [[Monmouthshire]] on the northern shore and [[Somerset]], [[Devon|Devonshire]] and [[Cornwall]] on the southern. ...as Heritage Coast, including [[Exmoor]], [[Bideford]] Bay, the [[Hartland Point]] peninsula, [[Lundy]], the [[Gower]] Peninsula, South Pembrokeshire and [[
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• Waltham Abbey
  ...dows by the river to the plateau of London clay in the east, capped by the sand and gravel of Epping Forest. To the south, occupying the former course of ...church here to house the miraculous cross discovered at [[Montacute]] in [[Somerset]]. It is this cross that gave Waltham the earliest suffix to its name; ''H
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• Exmouth
  ...century, Exmouth Point was referred to by the name ''Lydwicnaesse''; "the point of the Bretons"<ref name=RBoD>The route book of Devon, Publisher Besley, 18 ...Miller who in turn built a windmill, and earned his living on the exposed point, aided by the prevailing south-west winds. The windmill, the ferry dock and
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• River Otter
  The river rises in the [[Blackdown Hills]] on the border of [[Somerset]] with [[Devon]] near [[Otterford]]. From here it flows south, forming the The point at which the river reaches the coast is part of the [[Jurassic Coast]], a W
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• South West Coast Path
  ...National Trail. It stretches for 630 miles, running from [[Minehead]] in [[Somerset]], westwards along the north coasts of [[Devon]] and [[Cornwall]] to [[Land The path as a National Trail was created in stages, with its final section, Somerset and North Devon, opening in 1978.<ref name=CA2003/> It was largely funded b
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• Severn Estuary
  ...er Severn|Severn]], [[River Wye|Wye]], [[River Usk|Usk]] and [[River Avon, Somerset|Avon]] and other smaller rivers.<ref name="NE citation1">[http://www.sssi.n ...[[Lavernock Point]] (south of [[Cardiff]]) to [[Sand Point, Somerset|Sand Point]] near [[Weston-super-Mare]]. A wider definition is that the estuary exten
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• Penarth
  ...ackage holidays. Today, Penarth's high street (Windsor Road) is the focal point and commercial area of the town. Most employers in Penarth are local servic ...d villa residences along the cliff tops looked across the Channel to the [[Somerset]] coast and the islands of [[Flat Holm]] and [[Steep Holm]]. The villas wer
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• Burnham-on-Sea
  |county=Somerset '''Burnham-on-Sea''' is a town in [[Somerset]], at the mouth of the [[River Parrett]] where it opens into [[Bridgwater B
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• Minehead
  |county=Somerset |LG district=West Somerset
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• Aberthaw
  ...ngle on mud. There are no cliffs to the west of Aberthaw until Summerhouse Point.<ref name="Meeting1889">{{cite book|author=British Association for the Adva ...the alleged southernmost point of Wales, although contested with [[Rhoose Point]].
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