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What England cities begin with the letter S?
· Sheffield, England
What are some cities that begin with the letter Y?
Here are some cities that begin with the letter Y:York, in North Yorkshire, England, UKYuma, Arizona
Places in England beginning with A?
There are no cities in England that begin with the letter A. However, Ascot is a village in England.
What cities begin with the letter R in the UK?
Ripon is a city in England. It begins with the letter R.
Which is the only English city which begins with the letter t?
There are many cities in England that begin with the letter 't'.
Name three cities starting with the letter l?
Lahti, Finland; Leeds, England; Liege, Belgium; Lima, Peru; Liverpool, England and Lucerne, Switzerland are cities. They begin with the letter L.
What towns in England begin with cab?
There are no towns or cities in England that begin with the letters 'Cab'.
What cities in England start with an A?
England doesn't have any cities beginning with A, but it has many towns that begin with the letter, including: Accrington, Ashford, Alton, Appleby, Altringham, etc. In fact, there are only two cities in the whole of the UK that start with the letter A. Those cities are Aberdeen (Scotland) and Armagh (Northern Ireland).
What are two cities in Australia that start with the letter i?
There are no cities in Australia that begin with the letter i, but some towns that begin with i are:InnisfailInghamInjuneInnamincka
What five cities begin with the letter A?
Cities beginning with the letter A:AbileneAddisonAkronAlamoAlbanyAlbuquerqueAledoAlexandriaAliceAllenAllentownAmarilloAnaheimAnn ArborAnchorageAntiochArlingtonArvadaAthensAtlantaAuburnAugustaAuroraAustinAvalonAzle
What is a European city starting with l?
Lisbon, Portugal; London, England and Lucerne, Switzerland are cities in Europe. They begin with the letter L.
What are some cities in Scotland that begin with the letter O?
There are no cities in Scotland that begin with the letter O. However, Oban is a town in Scotland.
