Canvey Island is a small island located in the Thames estuary. It is part of the county of Essex, and is separated from mainland Essex by a network of creeks.
Canvey Island F.C. was created in 1926.
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Two and thre fourths of a kilomuffin.
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No. it is an Anglo-Saxon name. The Roman geographer, Ptolemy, did mention an island called Convennon within the region of the mouth of the Thames below Essex. However there is no evidence that this was Canvey Island. The name was given by the Anglo-Saxons. There are firm records that the Anglo-Saxons called the island "Caningaege". Which means "The Island of Cana's People". In 1254 after a huge change in the language, "Caningaege" would now be spelt as "Caneveye" in the official records. Eventually the name evolved again into "Canvey".
Karen-Ann Lewington, Born In Essex 1965
Fred McCave has written: 'A history of Canvey Island' -- subject(s): History
It is not easy to define, on the Essex side about Canvey Island/Southend on Sea and North Foreland in Kent
Lee Brilleaux died on April 7, 1994, in Canvey Island, Essex, England, UK of throat cancer.
Lee Brilleaux's house, called "The Proceeds," is located in Canvey Island, England. It was the home of Lee Brilleaux, the lead singer of the band Dr. Feelgood, and has since become a historic site for fans of the band to visit.
Bristol CIty's Ashton gate is 2 meters below sea level which is indeed the lowest altitude