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Kingswood

 
Dictionary: Kings·wood
(kĭngz'wʊd') pronunciation

An urban district of southwest England, a mainly residential suburb of Bristol. Population: 62,600.

 

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Kingswood, city (1991 pop. 54,736), South Gloucestershire, SW England. A residential suburb of Bristol, the city of Kingswood has printing and light engineering industries. The area is noted for its open-air chapel, which marks the site of Methodist open-air sermons on Hanham Mount by John Wesley and George Whitefield in the 18th cent.


 
 

 

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