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‘(place at) the pastures or grasslands’, OE *anger in a dative plural form *ang(e)rum: Angram N. City & County of Yorks., near Keld. Angram late 12th cent. Angram N. City & County of Yorks., near City & County of York. Angrum 13th cent.

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