England County Quiz - Kent

County town

Kent has held this title for more than 400 years, thanks to its production of food and drink,
particularly fruit, hops and herbs

Kent town which marks the English terminus of the Channel Tunnel.

Annual event dedicated to a bivalve mollusc

Kent shingle headland, home to a nature reserve, a lighthouse, a steam railway and two
nuclear power stations

Name originally given to a historic group of coastal towns in Kent and adjoining counties

Town famous for its white cliffs

One of the UK's few 'Royal' towns, and the location of the 'Pantiles'

Author of the 14th century classic, 'The Canterbury Tales'

Island off the north Kent coast, separated from the mainland by a channel of water called
'The Swale' which is crossed by two bridges

Dramatic fortification in the middle of a lake which sounds as if it's in Yorkshire

Supposedly, depending on whether you were born to the east or west of this river, you are
either a 'Man of Kent' or a 'Kentish Man'

Motor racing circuit in West Kingsdown which has been used for the British Grand Prix

Historic coastal town which has given its name to a ubiquitous lunch-time food

Official name of the Dartford bridge, which links Kent and Essex