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St Albans was originally called Verlamion. It was built near an existing Celtic settlement on Prae Hill. Both settlements were near a river and on a major trade road. After abandonment by the Romans, local tribes took over the town. The town center and other local settlements have been moved and renamed several times in history and there is some question as to the exact location of many of the early settlements. The town and unparished area have also encompassed smaller, nearby settlements.

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