| Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | The Great North Road, or __, cuts through the county | A1 | 100%
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| C | Lord Protector who came from Huntingdon | Oliver Cromwell | 100%
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| I | Third-largest town; has a Cornish namesake | St {Ives} | 100%
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| J | King who granted Huntingdon its town charter | John | 89%
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| O | River that flows through Huntingdon | Great {Ouse} | 78%
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| H | Object on the county's flag | Hunting horn | 78%
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| M | Prime minister who was Huntingdon's MP | John Major | 78%
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| L | The county is one of only three doubly ________ English counties | Landlocked | 78%
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| Q | Huntingdon is also the name of a town and county in this province | Quebec | 78%
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| N | Largest town | St {Neots} | 78%
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| D | People who controlled the area at various points from the 9th to 11th centuries | Danes | 67%
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| G | Town connected to Huntingdon by the medieval Old Bridge | Godmanchester | 56%
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| B | Small town near Huntingdon and G; briefly home to Samuel Pepys | Brampton | 44%
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| R | Fifth-largest town; home to a Benedictine abbey | Ramsey | 44%
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| Y | Fourth-largest town; just south of Peterborough | Yaxley | 44%
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| F | Sport practised when the county's marshy areas freeze over | Fen skating | 33%
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| K | Town near the Bedfordshire border with an annual "Statty Fair" | Kimbolton | 22%
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| W | Large lake or 'mere' which once existed near Y; drained in the 19th century | Whittlesea Mere | 22%
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| E | Manor; ancestral home of the Proby family | Elton Hall | 11%
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| P | The largest meadow in England, located between Huntingdon and G | Portholme | 11%
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| S | Exclave villages which were transferred between Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire | Swineshead | 11%
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| T | Exclave villages which were transferred between Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire | Tilbrook | 11%
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| U | Village near R home to a former RAF base | Upwood | 11%
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