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Macmillan, re question 74

tpw536w | 15:33 Mon 21st Jan 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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I have found the longest place name in England is Blakehopeburnhaugh but it is not in Yorkshire, any thoughts? Thanks

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Minoru

How about Sutton Under Whitestone Cliff near Thirsk ?

Blakehopeburnhaugh is the longest place name in England - check out the following links:

http://www.borderreivers.co.uk/Border%20Villag es/Blakehopeburnhaugh/blakehopeburnhaugh1.htm

http://www.northeastengland.talktalk.net/Redes dale.htm

tpw536w

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Thanks Minoru & Gitmonster, will check it out

curley

There ia a longer one in Nottinghamshire if you look.

smouse

Seems to be a debate on the hyphens in the name but as it says Yorkshire I've gone for sutton-under-whitestonecliff

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I have gone for sutton as well. thanks everyone

I lived near Sutton for several years and I always understood it had the longest name in Yorkshire. (good pub,excellent meals)

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