UK Counties General Knowledge: Kent

The County Town and most populous town in Kent.

Kent is known as 'The ______ of England'.

Town and major ferry port that faces France across the English Channel.

A town in north Kent, where Charles Dickens lived as a boy.

Situated on the North Downs, this is the highest point in Kent.

In 1909 this Kent spa town received a 'Royal' Status.

Which football club is the county's highest ranked professional team?

The second larget river in southern England, after the Thames.

A seaside town on the north Kent coast, famous for its Native Oysters.

Born in Kent, this person introduced the Printing Press to England in 1476.

Britain's most successful Winter Olympian, Lizzie Yarnold was born in this town, whose name is derived from the Old English word "Seouenaca".

A motor racing circuit that's hosted 12 runnings of the Formula 1 British Grand Prix between 1964 and 1986.

Consisting of two bored tunnels and a cable stayed bridge, this estuarial crossing of the Thames in to Kent is the busiest in the UK.

Which World War II battle took place in the sky mainly over the county?

This headland is home to a nuclear power station and is one of the largest expanses of shingle in Europe.

There will be blue birds flying over these, according to Dame Vera Lynn.

The Channel Tunnel, a rail link between England and France opened in this year.

This castle hosted peace talks between Isreal and Eygpt in 1978.

A series of medieval misadventures written by Geoffrey Chaucer, that sees Pilgrims competing to tell the best story on their way to the shrine of St Thomas Beckett.

Sheerness is a town on which Isle at the northern tip of the county?