Jemima Puddle-Duck is the Beatrix Potter character who hailed from Gloucestershire.

the distance of gloucestershire to london as a straight line is 91 miles / 146.4 km

Cleeve Hill at 330 meters

The April of 2007 was one of the driest on record. This caused the ground to dry. Which meant when 4 months of water fell over June and July, mainly focused from the 20th of July when 2 months of rain fell in 12 hours, the ground quickly reached its saturation level. The rains were put down to global warming, but a lot of the flooding was due to the fact that Tewksbury and Gloucester are built on the river's floodplains. And because of the impermeable surfaces and sewage/drainage systems the water was not able to enter the ground.

That depends on where in dorset you are heading. Use google maps or similar to find the distance, and estimated travel time door to door. It would take approximately 2 horus 15 mins to get from Swindon town centre to Dorchester town centre.

By Canadian Law generally the majority of heirs that agree over-rides the others as far as the selling of any property, but, the others who do not want to sell can seek legal counsel and you have a face-off in court. This can take many years to settle so normally most people come to an amicable agreement rather than wait for any monies due them. * In the US the owners wishing to sell the property would need to file suit against the reluctant owner to have the property partitioned so that each person would be allocated their share and would then be able to sell it. In some states the court can order a forced sale of the property regardless of whether all owners are agreeable or not.

The Gloucestershire floods of 2007 were caused by a period of exceptionally heavy rainfall in July of that year. The region experienced more than double its average rainfall for the month leading to flooding in many areas.

The floods were caused by a number of factors including:

• A low-pressure weather system that brought heavy downpours.
• The fact that the area had already experienced above-average rainfall in the weeks preceding the floods.
• The geography of the area with rivers running through narrow valleys increasing the speed of the water and making flooding more likely.

All of these factors combined to create a perfect storm which caused extensive flooding in Gloucestershire resulting in significant damage to property and infrastructure and sadly the loss of life.

gloucestershire is on the border of Wales and England and it is on the eastern bank of the river Severn! :)

If you're in the UK, it's 138 miles.

Approx Distance between Portsmouth and Gloucester is 95 miles or 152.86 km

Gloucestershire Cup ended in 1996.

It's pronounced 'Glostershire'- the 'uce' part is silent.

No - whilst you could use South Gloucestershire as an area to describe the location of another place (e.g. '_____ is in/around South Gloucestershire'), it is not actually a separate county in itself - it's just Gloucestershire.

It all depends where you start and finish. Gloucestershire shares a border with Gwent, Wales

About 203 miles.

Gloucestershire is located in the South West region of England, close to the Welsh border

In the 11th Century there was a Manor called Dean, which was the Forests's administrative center

Thornbury is a town in England. It is located roughly 12 miles away from the city of Bristol. Thornbury's population was taken as 12,342 in the 2001 UK census.

If you're in New Hampshire, it's about 14 miles.

If you're in the UK, it's about 128 miles.

The Badminton Horse Trials

Gloucestershire County is located in South West England. It compromised part of the Cotswold Hills, part of the fertile valley of River Severn, and the Forest of Dean. It has a population of 861,700.