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Because rain comes from the west usually, so to get to East Anglia and Essex it has the furthest distance to travel.
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What is the population of St Osyth?
St Osyth's population is 4,119.
When did St Osyth Mahala Wood die?
St Osyth Mahala Wood died in 1970.
When was St Osyth Mahala Wood born?
St Osyth Mahala Wood was born in 1886.
Where is the driest area in the UK?
The driest area of the UK based on the climate is the South-West. South, because the south of the UK is closer to the equator than the North, the sun directs it's heat straight into the equator. This is because the earth is tilted slightly, and the equator is the imaginary line that is directly where the sun is in line with the earth. West, because lots of wind goes over the sea from the west and builds up water vapour and gets heavier, a bit like a cloud. They get to the high hills on the west and go higher to get past, then it mixes with other clouds and makes them so heavy that it starts raining, in the east. Less rain manages to get to the west because the hills are closer to the west.
What are the top 10 driest places in the UK?
According to Wikipedia, the coldest place in England was Edgmond in Shropshire, with a recording of -26.1C or -15F on 10th January 1982. This is the lowest recorded natural temperature in England. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_England
What has the author Mark Germany written?
Mark Germany has written: 'Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and Middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Essex (England), Excavations (Archaeology), St. Osyth (England)
When was Basil Sydney born?
Basil Sydney was born on April 23, 1894, in St. Osyth, Essex, England, UK.
What make town a city?
In Britain, If a place has a cathedral it is considered a city. Thus, city must have a cathedral. The smallest city in Britain is St. Davis, Wales.
Why is St Helens Merseyside the most Christian place in Britain?
According to the 2001 census, 87% of the population reported being Christian. A study conducted by Plymouth University cited this as "the most Christian place in Britain."
What did Britain use St Helena Island for in 1901 to 1902?
It was a place of exile for 6,000 Boer prisoners from southern Africa.
Who owns st thomas?
Britain
Is Green Britain day saint Patrick's day?
No. Green Britain day is green Brittan day St Paddys day is st paddys day
