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Hint
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Answer
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A
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Country house; shares its name with an island
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Anglesey Abbey
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B
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Famous covered bridge named after a similar bridge in Venice
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Bridge of Sighs
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C
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Market town near Huntingdonshire
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Cambourne | Chatteris
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D
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Seven-mile-long Anglo-Saxon earthen barrier
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Devil's Dyke
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E
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City home to the county's only cathedral
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Ely
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F
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University of Cambridge sketch-comedy troupe
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Footlights
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G
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Former / alternative name for the River Cam
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Granta
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H
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Nobleman who led fenland resistance to the Norman Conquest
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Hereward the Wake
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I
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Artificial form of fertilisation pioneered by Robert Edwards
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IVF
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J
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University of Cambridge college
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Jesus College
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K
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Influential economist from Cambridge
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John Maynard Keynes
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L
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Town northeast of E said to have been founded by Cnut
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Littleport
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M
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Market town on the River Nene
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March
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N
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Uncompleted new town projected to have 20,000 residents
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Northstowe
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O
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Social reformer and National Trust founder from W
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Octavia Hill
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P
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Park in central Cambridge; the birthplace of modern football
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Parker's Piece
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Q
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University of Cambridge college
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Queens' College
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R
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Kiwi scientist who oversaw the first splitting of an atom in 1932
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Ernest Rutherford
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S
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Festival held on Midsummer Common
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Strawberry Fair
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T
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Mathematician and WWII codebreaker who studied at Cambridge
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Alan Turing
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U
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Publishing house; the oldest of its kind in the world
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Cambridge University Press
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V
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Railway line that once connected Oxford and Cambridge
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Varsity Line
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W
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Inland port town known for its handsome Georgian architecture
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Wisbech
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X
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Brat singer born in Cambridge
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Charli XCX
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Y
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Modern art gallery in Cambridge
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Kettle's Yard
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Z
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Pharmaceutical company famous for its Covid vaccine
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AstraZeneca
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