Suffolk A-Z - Statistics

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	Hint	Answer	% Correct
I	County town; largest town	Ipswich	98%
E	Martyred king that Bury is named for	Saint Edmund	90%
F	Largest container port in the UK	Felixstowe	88%
L	Second-largest town; easternmost settlement in the UK	Lowestoft	88%
N	Town known for being the global centre of horse racing	Newmarket	88%
O	River whose name Eric Blair chose as his pen name	Orwell	88%
A	Town home to a famous shingle beach and a classical music festival	Aldeburgh	84%
V	AONB on the Essex border	Dedham {Vale}	82%
S	Anglo-Saxon ship burial site	Sutton Hoo	80%
D	Major port town that was gradually washed away by the sea	Dunwich	76%
B	Market town just west of L	Beccles	72%
K	Town between I and Woodbridge	Kesgrave	62%
C	The county's flag depicts this object and two arrows	Crown	60%
M	Village home to a grand Gothic wool church	Long {Melford}	60%
Y	River that flows by Gorleston-on-Sea	Yare	52%
W	River that constitutes the border with Norfolk	Waveney	48%
U	Village near Woodbridge; home of the Suffolk Punch horse breed	Ufford	46%
R	The Rendlesham Forest Incident, also known as "Britain's ______"	Roswell	44%
T	Jane Taylor, from Lavenham, wrote this famous children's lullaby	Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star	40%
H	This type of vehicle was invented in Somerleyton	Hovercraft	36%
G	Supernatural (or maybe just Flemish) visitors to Woolpit village in the 1100s	Green children	30%
J	One of N's two racecourses	July Course	20%
P	Orford Ness structures used for Cold War bomb testing	Pagodas	16%
Q	Word meaning to choke, in Suffolk's dialect	Quackle	0%

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