Towns in South East England.
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Abberton
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Abbess Roding
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Abbots Langley
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Abbots Worthy
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Abbotsbury
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Abbotts Ann
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Abinger
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Addington
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Addlestone
Addlestone is a small town where the thousand year old crouch Oak once marked the boundary of Windsor forest and there is a legend that Queen Elizabeth I stopped to picnic beside it. |
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Albourne
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Albury
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Albury
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Aldbourne
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Aldbury
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Aldenham
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Alderbury
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Alderholt
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Aldermaston
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Aldershot
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Aldington
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Aldworth
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Alfold
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Alfriston
Alfriston lies in the Cuckmere Valley and is the epitome of an English Village. There are a variety of shops in the village including an authentic Village Shop, several good coffee shops and various pubs. |
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Alkham
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Allhallows
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Allington
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Allington
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Almer
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Alresford
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Althorne
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Alton
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Alton Barnes
set in an area of Wiltshire that's steeped in tradition and mysticism, Alton Barnes has become something of a centre for crop circle spotting in recent years. |
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Alton Priors
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Alvediston
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Alverstoke
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Alverstone
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Amberley
Amberley is on the South Downs Way and can be reached by train. It has Sussex thatch cottages, a church and majestic castle ruins overlooking the Wild Brooks nature reserve. |
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Amesbury
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Andover
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Angmering
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Anstey
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Anstey
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Appledram
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Appleshaw
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Arborfield
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Ardeley
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Ardingly
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Ardleigh
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Arford
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Arkesden
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Arne
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Arreton
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Arundel
Arundel is a small hilltop town with a skyline dominated by the Castle. High on a hill, at the head of the Arun gap, stands Arundel Castle, surrounded by magnificent grounds. |
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Ascot
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Ash
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Ash
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Ash Vale
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Ashburnham
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Ashdon
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Asheldham
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Ashen
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Ashey
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Ashford
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Ashford
Ashford is a busy market town which still has many medieval houses for you to admire. It is a convient central point to tour from, to visit the numerous attractive villages. |
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Ashington
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Ashley
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Ashmansworth
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Ashmore
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Ashtead
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Ashton Keynes
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Ashurst
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Ashurst
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Ashwell
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Askerswell
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Aspenden
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Astley
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Aston
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Aston End
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Atworth
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Avebury
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Aveley
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Avington
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Axford
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Aylesford
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Ayot St. Lawrence
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Ayot St. Peter
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Badlesmere
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Bagshot
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Balcombe
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Baldock
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Banstead
Banstead is close to London but protected by extensive Green belt, so Banstead has managed to retain its rustic village charm. |
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Bapchild
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Barcombe Mills Station
BR made extensive use of the route through Barcombe Mills Station for diversions from the Brighton line right up until closure, with the winter of 1968-69 being particularly busy. |
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Barford St. Martin
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Barfreston
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Barkham
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Barkway
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Barley
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Barling
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Barnham
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Barns Green
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Barnston
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Bartley
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Barton on Sea
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Barton Stacey
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Basildon
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Basildon
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Basing
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Basingstoke
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Bassett
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Batcombe
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Battle
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Battlesbridge
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Baughurst
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Baverstock
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Baydon
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Bayford
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Beaminster
The market town of Beaminster makes a charming place to shop, browse and sample local fare. Three times devastated by fire, this prosperous little town once thrived from wool cloth and sailcloth, sackcloth and shoe-thread, rope and twine. |
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Bearsted
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Beaulieu
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Beckhampton
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Beckley
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Beddingham
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Bedhampton
The village of Bedhampton is now a conservation area, with country lanes and winding streams. Still standing is the Norman church of St. Thomas the Apostle and also the Old Mill House where John Keats once stayed. |
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Beechingstoke
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Beedon
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Beedon Hill
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Beenham
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Bekesbourne
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Belchamp Otten
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Belchamp St. Paul
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Belhus
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Beltinge
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Bembridge
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Benenden
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Benington
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Bentley
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Bentworth
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Bepton
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Berden
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Bere Regis
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Berkhamsted
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Bersted
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Berwick
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Berwick Bassett
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Berwick St. James
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Berwick St. John
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Betchworth
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Bethersden
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Bevendean
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Bexhill
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Bicknacre
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Bicknor
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Bidborough
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Biddenden
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Biddlestone
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Bighton
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Bignor
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Billericay
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Billingshurst
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Bilsington
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Bincombe
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Binfield
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Binsted
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Binsted
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Birch
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Birchanger
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Birchington
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Birdbrook
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Birdham
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Birling
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Bisham
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Bishop's Stortford
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Bishop's Sutton
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Bishop's Waltham
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Bishops Cannings
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Bishops Caundle
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Bishopstoke
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Bishopstone
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Bishopstone
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Bishopstone
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Bishopstone
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Bishopstrow
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Bisley
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Bisterne
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Bitterne
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Black Notley
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Blackboys
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Blackbushe
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Blackmore
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Blackwater
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Blackwater
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Blandford Forum
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Blean
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Bletchingley
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Blindley Heath
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Bloxworth
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Blunsdon St. Andrew
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Bobbing
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Bobbingworth
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Bocking Churchstreet
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Bodiam
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Bognor Regis
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Boldre
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Bolney
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Bookham
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Borden
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Bordon
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Boreham
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Boreham
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Borehamwood
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Borley
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Borough Green
Borough Green is a quiet village in Kent. Around the chapel in the centre of the village are a number of varied shops, eating places, banks and not far away the railway station with regular direct access to London. |
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Boscombe
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Boscombe
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Bosham
King Harold sailed from Bosham to visit Duke William, before the Norman invasion of 1066. |
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Botley
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Botolphs
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Boughton Aulph
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Boughton Malherbe
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Boughton Monchelsea
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Boughton Street
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Bourne End
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Bournemouth
Internationally renowned for being one of Europe's most fashionable resorts, Bournemouth attracts millions of visitors of all ages and nationalities each year |
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Bourton
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Bovingdon
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Bovington Camp
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Bowcombe
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Bower Chalke
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Bowers Gifford
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Box
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Box Hill
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Boxford
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Boxgrove
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Boxley
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Boxmoor
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Boxted
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Brabourne
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Bracknell
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Bradfield
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Bradfield
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Bradford Abbas
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Bradford-on-Avon
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Brading
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Bradley
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Bradpole
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Bradwell
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Bradwell on Sea
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Braintree
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Bramber
The pretty village of Bramber regularly wins the 'South East in Bloom' competition. It features the 15th century St. Mary's House and the ruins of Bramber Castle. |
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Bramdean
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Bramfield
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Bramley
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Bramley
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Bramshaw
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Bramshot
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Bransgore
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Brasted
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Bratton
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Braughing
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Bray
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Bray Court
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Breamore
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Brede
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Bredgar
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Bredhurst
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Bremhill
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Brenchley
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Brent Pelham
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Brentwood
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Brenzett
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Bricket Wood
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Bridge
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Bridgemary
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Bridport
Bridport was once the focus for the rope and networking industry in the 13th century, hence the long, narrow rope-walks used originally for twisting and drying the cord and twine made in Bridport. |
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Brighstone
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Brightling
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Brightlingsea
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Brighton and Hove
Brighton and Hove is a sparkling, stylish and very special city by the sea. Brighton and Hove has been a fashionable seaside resort since the eighteenth century. |
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Brightwalton
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Brimpton
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Brinkworth
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Britford
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Broad Blunsdon
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Broad Chalke
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Broad Hinton
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Broad Town
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Broadmayne
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Broadstairs
Broadstairs has an old world charm all of its own. There are winding streets, and fishermen's cottages cluster round the harbour. Viking bay is the town's main beach, but there are six other bays for you to enjoy. |
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Broadstone
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Broadwater
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Broadwey
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Broadwindsor
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Brockenhurst
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Brockhurst
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Brokenborough
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Bromfield
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Brompton
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Brook
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Brook
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Brookland
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Brookmans Park
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Brookwood
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Broomfield
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Broomfield
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Broughton
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Broughton Gifford
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Brown Candover
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Broxbourne
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Broxted
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Buckhorn Weston
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Buckhurst Hill
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Buckland
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Buckland
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Buckland Newton
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Bucklebury
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Bulford
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Bulkington
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Bullington
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Bulmer
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Bulpham
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Buntingford
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Burbage
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Burgess Hill
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Burghclere
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Burghfield
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Burham
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Buriton
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Burley
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Burmarsh
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Burnham-on-Crouch
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Burpham
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Bursledon
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Burstock
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Burstow
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Burton
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Burton Bradstock
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Burwash
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Bury
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Bushey
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Bushey Heath
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Buttermere
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Buxted
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Byfleet
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Bygrave
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Cadnam
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Calbourne
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Caldecote
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Caldecote
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Calne
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Calstone Wellington
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Camberley
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Canewdon
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Canford Cliffs
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Canford Magna
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Canterbury
This beautiful city with cobbled lanes and streets, is the seat of the Anglican Communion and Kent's premier tourist destination. |
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Canvey Island
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Capel
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Carisbrooke
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Castle Combe
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Castle Eaton
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Castle Hedingham
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Castletown
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Caterham
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Catherington
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Catsfield
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Caversham
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Cerne Abbas
Famed for the Cerne Giant - a striking, mysterious, 180-foot high figure cut into the chalk downs overlooking the village, Cerne Abbas is popular for its picturesque streets, 15th century houses and Abbey ruins. |
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Chailey
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Chalbury
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Chaldon Herring
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Chale
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Chalegreen
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Chalton
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Chalvington
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Chandlers Ford
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Chapel
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Charing
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Charlton
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Charlton
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Charlton
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Charlton Marshall
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Charlwood
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Charminster
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Charmouth
Charmouth with its sandy beach, is world famous for the fossils formed within Jurassic rocks 200 million years ago, and now being revealed as the cliffs erode in massive landslips. |
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Chartham
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Chatham
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Chatley
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Chattenden
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Chawton
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Chelborough
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Chelmsford
Chelmsford is at the heart of social and economic life of Essex - and has been for 800 years. To this day Chelmsford is a thriving community and maintains its position as a premier commercial, retail and leisure location. |
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Chelsham
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Cherhill
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Cheriton
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Chertsey
Chertsey is situated midway between Egham and Weybridge, the town has a long and distinguished history and was once the site of a Benedictine Abbey, first established in AD666. |
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Cheselbourne
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Chesfield
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Cheshunt
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Chesil
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Chestfield
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Chetnole
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Chettle
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Chevening
A peaceful spot at the end of a quiet country lane, Chevening is essentially a great mansion and its estate, with a church and a small group of cottages. |
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Cheverell
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Chichester
Chichester is the County town and one of the UK's finest smaller Cathedral cities. Its plan and walls date from the Roman occupation and it has splendid examples of late 18th and early 19th century architecture. |
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Chickerell
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Chicklade
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Chickney
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Chiddingfold
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Chiddingly
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Chiddingstone
Chiddingstone is a beautiful Kentish village with a perfect row of Tudor houses. Their half-timbered gables, mullions and casement windows, picturesque red-tiled roofs and projecting upper storeys have provided a setting for many films. |
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Chideock
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Chieveley
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Chigwell
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Chilbolton
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Chilcomb
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Child Okeford
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Chilgrove
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Chilham
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Chillenden
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Chilmark
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Chiltern Green
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Chilton Candover
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Chilton Foliat
Chilton Foliat is an ancient settlement, going back to Saxon times, and beyond. The village is situated by the River Kennet, some 3 km north west of Hungerford. |
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Chilworth
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Chilworth
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Chippenham
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Chipperfield
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Chipping Ongar
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Chipstead
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Chiseldon
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Chisledon
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Chislet
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Chithurst
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Chitterne
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Chittoe
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Chobham
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Cholderton
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Chorleywood
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Chorleywood West
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Christchurch
Historic Christchurch nestles between the River Avon and Stour at their confluence and enjoys unparalleled harbour views, walks and wildlife. Close to lively Bournemouth and the tranquillity of the New Forest and rural Dorset… |
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Christian Malford
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Chute
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Clack
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Clacton-on-Sea
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Clanfield
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Clapham
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Claremont
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Clavering
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Claygate
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Clayton
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Cliddesden
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Cliffe
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Cliffe Pypard
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Cliftonville
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Clothall
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Cobham
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Cobham
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Cocking
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Codford
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Codford St. Mary
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Codford St. Peter
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Codicote
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Coggeshall
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Colchester
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Cold Ash
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Cold Norton
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Coldred
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Coldwaltham
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Cole Green
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Colerne
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Collingbourne Ducis
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Collingbourne Kingston
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Colnbrook
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Colney Heath
Colney Heath is recognised as environmentally important for the heath is a wetland habitat and home to many shrubland and aquatic animals. |
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Combe
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Compton
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