Population
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Hint
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Answer
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61,749
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Yorkshire town, and namesake of well-known ballad '___________ Fair'
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Scarborough
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55,240
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Kentish city with famous cathedral, and namesake of Chaucer's 'Tales'
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Canterbury
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48,069
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A person from this historical city in Northern England is a 'Dunelmian'
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Durham
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45,184
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Hampshire city which preceded London as the capital of England
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Winchester
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34,003
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Overseas territory bordering Spain, and home to famous 'Rock'
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Gibraltar
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31,022
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English port town famed for its white cliffs
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Dover
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27,938
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In Manx, this town is known as 'Doolish'
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Douglas
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27,445
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Town in Warwickshire and birthplace of Shakespeare
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Stratford-upon-Avon
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18,958
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Capital of Guernsey
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Saint Peter Port
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18,093
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Town on Mid Welsh coast, and the most populous on Cardigan Bay
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Aberystwyth
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14,777
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Northern Irish city of religious significance, home to two cathedrals (both named after St. Patrick)
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Armagh
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12,043
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Northernmost town in England, whose football club plays in the Scottish league system
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Berwick-upon-Tweed
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10,459
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Town in Scottish Highlands, owing much of its tourism to nearby Ben Nevis
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Fort William
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8,250
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Market town which shares its name with famous Welsh 'Beacons'
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Brecon
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2,460
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Capital of the Falkland Islands
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Port Stanley
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1,600
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Welsh city, and the smallest in the UK to attain official city status
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St Davids
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790
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Village in Kent with a picturesque castle, sharing its name with a large Northern city
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Leeds
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300
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As a challenge, many travel between Land's End in Cornwall and this Scottish village
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John o' Groats
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