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Where can you get a map of burlington England in the middle ages?
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∙ 13y ago
Burlington was a town in Yorkshire, and is now the "Old Town" section of Bridlington. You can find Bridlington, United Kingdom at the maps section of Google. Bridlington is also in Wikipedia, and the article has a reference to Burlington. There are links below.
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