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Population
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Hint
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Town / Village
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45,006
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Synonymous with Alan Turing and Enigma
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Bletchley
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44,898
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Margaret Thatcher came from this Lincolnshire town
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Grantham
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36,665
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County town in the West Midlands with a famous castle
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Warwick
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35,852
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Famous annual horserace: the _____ Derby
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Epsom
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29,465
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The _____ March: a 1936 protest against unemployment and poverty
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Jarrow
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24,213
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Home to the UK's biggest container port
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Felixstowe
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20,222
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Where British Army officers are trained
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Sandhurst
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14,958
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The Pirates of _______
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Penzance
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14,709
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North Wales resort town home to the Great Orme
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Llandudno
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14,370
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Isle of Wight town known for its regatta
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Cowes
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14,120
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Fermanagh's largest town; site of the Remembrance Day bombing
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Enniskillen
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12,595
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Associated with Captain Cook and Dracula
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Whitby
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11,760
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Anglesey port where one can catch a ferry to Dublin
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Holyhead
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9,827
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Its castle saw the investiture of the Prince of Wales in 1969
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Caernarfon
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8,530
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Yorkshire town whose phallic-looking name amuses many
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Penistone
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8,297
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Home to the UK's biggest music festival
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Glastonbury
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7,426
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The northernmost town on mainland Britain
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Thurso
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7,390
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Capital of Orkney
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Kirkwall
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6,709
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Capital of Shetland
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Lerwick
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6,597
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Where Robert the Bruce defeated the English in 1314
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Bannockburn
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6,209
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Its racecourse hosts the Grand National
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Aintree
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5,839
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Known for a gorge and a cheese
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Cheddar
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4,826
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Town next to and named after England's largest lake
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Windermere
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4,483
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Site of a 1066 battle in which Harold defeated Norse invaders
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Stamford Bridge
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4,412
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Site of a 1988 plane bombing
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Lockerbie
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4,260
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The namesake of a food invented by an earl
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Sandwich
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3,698
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Site of the last major battle to be fought in Britain, in 1746
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Culloden
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3,437
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Place to go for a runaway wedding
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Gretna Green
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3,276
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Derbyshire town known for its pudding and tart
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Bakewell
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3,093
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Village in a Shropshire gorge named for a first-of-its-kind bridge
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Ironbridge
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2,460
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Many British prime ministers attend an elite college here
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Eton
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2,541
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Hosts the British Grand Prix
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Silverstone
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2,429
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The site of a 1966 colliery landslide disaster
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Aberfan
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1,046
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The southernmost settlement on mainland Britain
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Lizard
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981
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Home to one of the largest theme parks in the UK
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Alton
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|
517
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Home of 'martyrs' who were exiled to Australia for unionising
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Tolpuddle
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431
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Norfolk village home to an official royal residence
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Sandringham
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|
386
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Site of the fourth-largest city in Roman Britain
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Wroxeter
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|
300
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One might travel to this Scottish village from Land's End
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John o' Groats
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202
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A once thriving Suffolk port town; gradually swallowed by the sea
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Dunwich
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