Port city and naval base on the S coast of England, formerly in Hampshire. Population: 175,000. A naval dockyard was established here in 1496.
Portsmouth
| Geography: Ports·mouth |
[ʹpawrtsməH]
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 | Fareham (urban district of southern England) |
| Babcock (family name) |
| Portsmouth: Communications (city, New Hampshire) |
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